M
,t.
i, M,
JJoe C&ahiit Smaires -Miratihi
Ibuiid TO
Win Over O'NeiD
Ortega, Rogers, Ramirez Victors !
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 10-WVOgon Joe Kahut, 187 tt pound
farm boy from Woodburn, won tonight by technical knockout In hi
ninth round against Irish Johnny O'Neill, 182, of Oakland, Calif. The
taut nui acheduled for ten rounds as a feature of a March of Dimes
benefit show. . .. V .
AS iney went inw uie vut,
had slight edge in a slow and
uninteresting bout that had seen
no fireworks. Joe was credited
with three rounds to that point,
O'Neill with two and three were
even.
Midway in the th Kahut came
out of cUm fighting with a right
chop to O'Neill's Jaw and the
Californian went down as if struck
by a pole axe. Obviously hurt and
daxedV O'Neill staggered 'up after
the two count and Kahut was on
him from the rear and O'Neill
staggered Into the ropes- Referee
Ralph Gruman called it a TKO.
Two technical knockouts and a
decision figured In the three open
ing bouts. All were scheduled for
ten rounds.
Joey Ortega, 137, Portland, won
by a technical knockout in the
fifth round against Ambrose Lu
cera, 137, San Jose. Don Rogers,
136, Portland, used bard, chop
ping punches to cut down Able
Lucera, 131, San Jose, and win
by a technical knockout in the
fourth round of their match.
In the opener, Feliz Ramirez,
133, San Jose, won a decision over
ruu Wliv 1 Q 1 InmlH. in
wuu , .' - f -
a match that went the distance.
WebfeetGird
I?nr n5f Tpst
JL VI. 'VjS-
. .' ..-r v.'"' ''-.:':
EUGENE, Ore, Jan. 10-WVThe
Oregon varsity drilled against the
freshman team today in preparing
for the civil war basketball opener
at Corvalis Friday night against
Oregon State. Coach John Warren
shifted Will Urban back to for
ward. He had played ' center
gainst Washington State. At cen
ter was Jim Vranizan, subbed by
Mel Streeter and Bob Amacher.
Bulldogs Upset
:ers 40-34
Kang
WOODBURN, Jan 10 (Special)
Estacada's Rangers suffered their
first setback of the Willamette
Valley hooD campaign after three
gtraight wins as they tonight bow
ed to Woodburn' Bulldogs, 40-34.
The triumph was the second for
the Does in three starts. .
Woodburn was in front at the
first Quarter stop, 11-9, but the
Rangers came back to knot the
halftime count at 17-17. Woodburn
pulled to a 29-27 edge at the third
quarter gun. Dean Seaton, Ralph
Undseth and Tom Belleque led the
Bulldogs with eight points each.
Ron Ball hit 10 for the 'Caaas.
The Rangers took the JV prelim
e v a wa
CSTACADA (34)
(49) WOODBTJEM
Ni
Nicholson (12)
ib) neatoa
(4) Pavochock
Prick 4
KlClns (3)
( vnaatui
(I) Belleque
Ball (10)
Reed (5)
O (4) Vandehey
Roerve scoring: Woodburn Oder
Hurala (3). Hairnmo acor: wow
l 17. Estacad 17. Officials J OKU
tour
and Tiernan,
MolallaNips
Silverton Five
MOLALLA. Jan. lO-(Spedal)
Keith Jensen's long basket with
four seconds to play gave Molalla
a 32-31 Willamette Valley league
basketball win over Silverton to
night It was tied at 15-19 at half
time in the thrilling clash. Jensen
and Owens tied for high point hon
ors for Molalla each with eight
Cooner and McCreary had nine
for the Silver Foxes. n
In the prelim Molalla won 40-33.
Silverton 31) (32) Molalla
McCreary (9) T(4) Coleman
Gustafson (4) (3) Kellis
Cooper (8) , , , -0) Horton
Kolln (7)
(8) Jensen
Burr (2)
(8) Owens
MoUlla
subs Fishe 6, Klein
smith 1, Allison 2. Official Ob-
erg and Cody.
GERVAIS RAPS OSD
GERVAIS, Jan. 10 -(Special)-.
Gervaia Cougars grabbed a 59-23
triumph over Oregon Deaf School
tonight for their second straight
victory In the Marion County B
league's northern division. The
Cougars jumped to a 23-12 half
time lead and won going away.
Leroy Dunn led Gervais with 15
markers while Darwin Walls trum
hit 18 for OSD. Gervais' JVs won
the prelim 38-13.
GCXVAIS (39)
Shoemaker (4)
tooley (S)
Belleque 13)
Dunn (13)
' (13) OSD
JT .,. (0) A.CoUey
r o) w.couey
-C (14) Wallatrum
O.
ja.
(4) Schulko
. (0) Martin
Reserves scoring: Gervaia rv Ma
bonet 3, Martain 4, McCall 4. OSD
JVelaon 3. Halftime score: Gervais 28,
5SD U. Omdala: Salstrocn and Shel-
loa.
JEFF TOPS BUCKS a
JEFFERSON, Jan. lO-(Special)
Jefferson's Lions slammed into the
-win column in the Marion County
B league's northern division to
night with a 22-9 win over St
Paul's Buckaroos. The Jeff victory
came after a fantastic first half
which saw the Bucks leading, 5-3
Lee Cameron and Bill Maria tt led
the Jeffs with six points each.
Prelim went to the Buck JVs,
18-13. . -'....
fT. PAUL $9)
irentano (2) .
cm JarrEKSow
JT , (3) Porter
TJClrk (4)
JT (9) Cameron
Itasmussea 40)
C (4) MarUtt
Marthaller (3) O. (8) Wattenbarger
if. Kirk (0) G (3) BlackwcU
HaUUme acor: at. Paul S, JIX a.
Oftlciala: Johnson and King.
Vanport Tops
Wolves Quint
PORTLAND. Jan. 10 -V Vn-
port college scored a one-sided 38
to 37 victory over Oregon College
Of Education here tonight. '
Coach Arba Ager used a platoon
system effectively. The first mov
ed to an 18-9 bulge In ten minutes
and the second group put the half
time at 34-13. The starting five
came back to make it 48-23 and
the substitutes then finished out
the game.
The Vanport Junior varsity de
feated the OCE Freshmen 63 to 46
in the preliminary.
V
SAILFISII RECORD CLAIMED A
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.. Jan.
10 -rV Mrs.' Louis Marron of
Brielle, N. J. today filed an affi
davit for recognition of a im
pound sailfish taken on three
thread line as a world's record
catch. Mrs. Marron already holds
the record in this class with a
fish caught here in December.
1947, weighing 31 pounds.
HIGH SCHOOL' !
Lehaaoa 89, Salem SI
Lebaaoa JV 39, Salem JV Jl
Salem Sphf M, Chemawa 29
Weodbara 4 E,tca4a 14 '!
ML Aastl 4. Caabjr 3
Dallas 44, Sandy 2S - ;
MoUlla 32. SUvtrtoa 31
Jeffenoa 12, SI Paul
MUI City 42, Gates SS ,
G err all it, Oregon Beaf School Z3
Salem Academy 37, Independence S3
Sublimity 3. Tamer 13
Star torn jj, Moamvata 30
Grant 12. Central Catholic SS (Both
Portland) l
Lincoln (roruanc) ss, Holtnemaa
Collet 34
. OdeU 33, Cascade Locks te
Newberg 04, Tlfard S2
Oreroa City 15, BeavertOB 44
Toledo 42. Taft 33 !
Maopla 43, Motler If
Parkdale 49, Corbet 39
Blllsboro 49, Mc Mlnnvllle 34
Greaaam 44, Coacordla 44
Newport 37, SUetx 33
Scappoeae S3, Parkros 43 !
St. Maryt (Eofene) K, Oakrldt M
Conrallls 4S, CUae Grove 31
Sandy, 46-28
DALLAS. Jan. 10 (Special)
Dallas' Dragons climbed up to the
.500 mark in Willamette Valley
league play tonight as they notch
ed a 46-28 triumph over Sandy
after building: a halftime ' margin
of 23-14. Wes Ediger with 13 and
Larry Cook with 10 points, spark
ed the Dallas attack which had the
Dragons m front most of the way.
Dallas' JVs won the prelim clash
44-37. j -
SANDT (2S)
(44) DALLAS
itannon 411
(U) EOiger
(4) Msher
Fred eric kaon
(i).r.
Krom (4)
C-
(I) Olaon
WeUborfcr
o) a.
(4) o.
19) Cook
H.Cansler
42) Dana
Kmttm aeortn: Sandv .Wilder
3)
Lekberg 41) Barlow (1) Cawvey (4)
canaier (2). IJauaa KeeO 42) Jan
8
2) Lutyo (2) CUria (3). Halftime acor
xj, aanay
14. Offidala: Kolh and
Sirnio.
IDAHO BOXZKS TO 1TABT
MOSCOW. Idaho. Jan. lO-CTV-
The Idaho Vandals, defending Pa
cific Coast boxing champions, open
their 1930 season here Friday in
an eight-card match with eastern
Washington college.
Dallas Downs
DEdDWllgimg (g(DE0(BS
(University Bowf) - ' j
LADIXI CLASSIC LEAGtTV J
ALZXANDER'S JZWTXRY (2) Mer-
reU 42S,
Boye 4le, rurrer zzs. Tanner
36S. Johnson 417.
LUTZ .FLORIST 41)
Llndacy 441,
Uoiton 449. tuts 170.
Archer 423. Adofph 449.
RANDALL'S TViK MEATS 40) 8 ton
377, Lowry 389, Scheiman S39. Whlt-
more ai. av
IS, Swanaon 409. GOOD HOUSE
NO (3) Clark SOS, Cibb 409,
Mat rVIm Af afakaKaansloa A IM
KXEPIN
Jones 394.
viica g-wj 7 m9 w at ismi inw ewi
UNIT lull WHEEL. AUbNHINT
(11
McDaniels. 434, Kaneskl 441, Vander-
hoof 410, chmldt 441, WUlaru 384.
RINCLAND S KINNELS (2) Blade 437
HaU 427. Rdnhard 391. Poaaa 397. Sny
der 413. .
PLANK CONSTRUCTION 40) Sleber
369. Bennett 353. PUnk 399. Coaman
399. Schrotder 380. ANITA SHOPS (3)
Thompson 407, Lemon 393, Causey: 444,
Mohlman 430, Davey 490.
rtign ina. uamo Kita Aaoipn avr.
High Ind. Series Wilma Clark 90S.
Hlch Team Total Good Houtokoan-
lag 223, .
' (Capitol Alleys)
INDUSTRIAL Stt
VALLEY FARM STORE (1) Botr 412
1rm.V,tmm AtA AIM Si.l.
Uvan SSL SALEM HEAVY HAULING)
(2) Butsman 488, J. Craeraft 469, Horn
ing 44L Farley SIS, Wilder B2L .
SALEM AUTO 0) Dougherty 215,
Randal t29. weger 174, uunnigaa 4 is.
WHITTAKER'S WELDERS (3) Whlt
Uker 493. Elwood 412, . Lawless 479,
Wlilard 430. Guertn 829.
SCIO (2) KrcUe 490. Main 483. Hock-
1I 1M TV,..,. AAA BKxmlr ABA
LODER BROS. (1) Downey 4S1. Chak
a run 468, Suxatt 420, Buach 498, Baum-
gan B3i.
MOBILOtt (J Foreman 488, Pruet
ley 424. McKAY CHEVROLET (1) Gibb
503, Thorn paon 421. Mlttendorf 421.
Shurtleff 473, Anderson 417. !
CHRIS'S (1) Cruzen 393, Craycroft
463, Bigler 464. Evans 271, Sharp 499.
HAMMOND BODY SHOP (2) Bi
463, Larson 474, Gardner S33, McGulr
372, Hammond SS0.
High Ind. Game Gardner 4k Sullivan
tied 219.
High Ind. Seriea Pruett of lioblloa
41.
Hign Teem sen aajem Heavy
Hauling 2477.
uung
High Team game Salem
Heavy
Hauling S73.
(Capitol AOeys)
INDUSTRIAL 1
CURLri DAIRY (1) Wright 196,
They're on Amateur Show Too
. i
i ar- . , v -
'i'-'JL- i;Xir '
Net an the actios at the armory tonight wtn be supplied by the gloved
gladiators la the American Legion's amateur nstle shew. Above is
the famoos PAL Club, Ine, acrobatic team ef Portland which will
pat en its act during the evening's Intermission period. Mickey
Pease, director ef the PAL Is the team eeach rtandlog at left-rear.
The ethers are Johnny Rokstad and Charles White (1-r, front) and
Assistant Director Gene Dunn and
Should Pack 'Em in
Amaiuers To Scrap
Dn Armoiry Battles
The gloved gladiators of the
burn. Silverton and Salem collide in
Legion sponsored boxing show at the armory tonight, and from all ap-
pearances, the card and what it'll cost to see it should have the Ferry
Karoo M, University (Bag eat) 4
Set S2, BrowasYine 49
COIXEGK
Vanport SS, OCE 37
CCNY M, Wert Vlr
rinU SS
Lonr Island TJ S3, St. Louis 42 .
ni
rtl
Virginia .Teck 71, Georf Waswnf-
ton S9
Texas CkrlaUaa (2, lo. Methodist M
Western MaryUnd 74, Catholic U 79
Alderson-Broaddns 39, West Virgiala
Wesleyan S2
SonUt Carolina 49, Parnaaa 4S (oror-
time)
Wake Forest 'SS, Clemsoa SS
Brooklyn CoUeto S4, VpeaU 99
Daqnesn 99, Cincinnati S4
Georcin Tech SS, Aabnra 49
Miami (Ohio) SO. Butler 4S
North Carolina Stale 44, Darldsoa 3S
Daytoa 71, Ohio University SI
Drexel SS, Lehigh U
BalOmore Loyola 74, ML ft Mary's
Arixona Stat (Temp) as, Texaa
Western SS
San rraactoeo 39, Santa Clara 34
Tnlsa 42, Wichita 34 .
Centenary 42, Ioalalana Tech 41
Szasz and Pal
Partners Al Szasx and Maurice
LaChapelle came up with the vic
tory in last night's tag team mat
main event at the armory, down'
ing culprits Leo Walllck and Jack
Lipscomb in one fall and getting
the other via disqu aliiication. .
In the first one. both Szasz and
Maurice took turns applying step-
over toe holds on Lipscomb until
he "uncled." In the No. 2 fan
Lipscomb made the mistake of
draping Referee r Harry Elliott
over a rope while Walllck applied
two of his pet pile driver holds
on Szasz. The nasties figured
they had the fall as Szasz lay prone
on the mat but Elliott would have
none of It and gave the match to
the heroes on the louL It was a
lively tag teamer as expected.
In the prelims George Dusette
and the new Ted Bell went to a
draw after a fall apiece in their
squabble. George won via a full
nelson and Bell used an "iron
cross" hold for his, this being i
combination deathlock and surf'
board. The opener saw Elliott and
Cowboy Heinz go to a no-fail
draw.
Polk 407. Votk 46S. M. Miner 163. J.
Miller 807. 8NOBOYS (0) Schuster 483,
R. Aleahlre 482. MerrH 478. D. Aleahlro
aacxneu su.
BLUE LAKE PACKERS (2) LBnghoff
499. Johnson 920, Eckley 421. Ayres 402,
Carlson S48. BECKZ Ac WADSWORTH
(1) Wadaworth 454. Anderson 447, MuU
498. Larson 891. Ireland 505. - j
BARB'S SPORTING GOODS (3) Ing
fcs 903, Braucht 458, Olney Jr. 834. Mor
ev 408. Greeorv 831. STUBBLEFI ELD'S
(6) Myers 410. Holier 317, Rounds 418.
Walker 490, Vlttone m.
CAL, PAK 2) Werbowskl 909. Sloan
470, Hanklns 463, Helnke 473, Scheidog-
er B4S. salem police (11 autners
14. Parker 488. Seipp 494. Fries 408.
Main S17.
VALLEY MOTOR (2) Parker SOS.
Bullock 418. Myers, 460. ColweU 903.
Doerfler 802. KXITH BROWN (1) cut
Tin 499, Crockatt 440, Jemlgan 444,
Hlllertch 804. Sour 490.
HOLLYWOOD FINANCE (2) Ceddea
901. Klrchner 484, Albrlch 462. Jones
827. Olney Sr. 987. VALDEZ MXAT CO.
(1) Ertagiard 534. rarrar 44S, McKin-
ney 558. Brown 469. Bigler 813.
High Ind Game Boa Larsen
Beck At Wadaworth 249.
ef
High Ind. Seriea Jack Olney Sr. of
Hoijywooa nnanoe sot.
High Team Game Valdes Meat Co
953.
High Team Seriea Cully's Dairy 1973
(University Bowl)
MXJtCHANTILE 2
PEACOCK CLEANERS (I) Alexan
der 929, Salatrom 479, Volk 382. Sawyer
439. Bonney 459. BURKLANDS LUM
BER (21 H. Webb 497. B. Burk land 477.
Rankin 499. F. Webb 411. V. Burkland
SOS.
REMINGTON RAND (4) Colburn 934.
KlmmeU 409. Rabin 421. Mansfield 394,
CriasweU 471. MACK At LAND (0) Grs
'3Z
317., Folk 492, Lind 399. Wilson
Morton 478.
TERMINAL ICS (0) gantee 452. Gil
more 319. Weston 360. McDonald 313,
Souza 499. SALEM HEATING At
SHEET METAL (J) Yapp 409, Moorman
4UB, LOW1S 440, GUdOW 9W, Evan AW
MALMS CHEVRON STATION 1
Malm 430. Wonger 428. Kara 388. Kep
Dinger 482. Adama 404. STANDARD
STATIONS 3) Koptochk 430, Bedding
442. Soecht 247. Purdv 429.
High Ind. Gam Alexander ef Pea
cock Cleaner 233.
High Ind. Serle Alexander of .Pea'
eock Cleaner 829.
High Ind. Team Serlao Burkland
Take Mat Win
Lumber 2960.
-
Blendle Stanley (back raw).
Tonight
amateur ranks In Portland, Wood
the Capital Post No. 9 American
street uaraen loaaea to its time-
MSXea r alters. I
a. I
Youthful punchers representing
noiea rau cauo 01 peruana, i
of the same place, Woodburn's
Boys school, Silverton Boxing club
and Salem Boxing club are to make
with at least a dozen three-round
battles in all weight divisions. The
first one starts at 8:30 o'clock.
Even though a heavy advance
sale of tickets has been pushed by
Promoter Ira Pilcher of the Capi
tal Posters, there will be ducats
available at the armory tonight,
at four bits per copy. All seats are
on a fint-come-first-served basis.
The actual matches will not be
made until the fighters arrive and
have been physically checked and
weighed. Mickey Pease will be in
charge of the talented PAL ers and
Al Gross handles the Portland Le
gion Post kids. Tom Entwhlstle
will have seven of his rugged
Woodburn Boys schoolers In tow.
many of them being the hard-hit
ting lads who dominated Packy
McFarland's polio benefit show of
a few weeks ago. Leo Grossnickel
will bring in the SUvertons and
Bobby Ambrose has charge of
those who will be fighting under
the Salem banner. McFarland and
Ralph Gruman will handle the re-
f ereeing.
Among the boys from Portland
s
will be Chuck Lincoln, state Gold
en Gloves champ In the 135-pound
division last year, and woody Wil
lis, runnerup In the 147 -pound
class. Cecil, Kerr, Glenn staats,
Dale Venema and Young Menden-
hall are four of the Salem battlers
listed.
A special;: Intermission act will
feature the PAL's famous kid ac
robatic team consisting of Pease,
Gene Lninn,Blondie Stanley, John.
ny Rokstad and Charles White.
WIL Directors
OpenSession
!
KlCTfLAND. Wash. Jan. li-
Ar)-Directors ef the Westers)
International Baseball lea rot to
day looked' ever' three different
schedules proposed fee list bat
deferred action est the matter.
Robert AbeL the league
dent, said tonight he didn't
a definite decision en a schedule
eenld be reached at the current
meeting which ends tomorrow,
Abel was again elected loop pre
sident today, his fifth time.
The directors spent most ef
the time! today talking abeat
ipires. I
Mill Gty Gets
4th Win in Row
MILL CITY. Jan. 10 (Special)
Mill City's Timberwolves chalked
their fourth straight victory In
Marion County B league southern
division play tonight as they top
ped Gate 42-35, after making up
a 16-20 halftime deficit Pacing the
Wolves were Ollle Muise with 11
markers and Leo Poole who hit 10.
Merlin Cole got 12 and Jim Carey
11 for Gates.
GATES (39)
Burton (7)
Viebert (3)
Carer (11)
Mitchen (2)
(42) MILL CITT
mi inorniev
(li) Leo Poole
ill) Muise
Law Pool
Col 12) . G II) Moberc
Reaerve scoring: Mill City Peter
son (l). Halftlm acor: Gate ao, .
Oty 18. Officiala: Nelson and Wlckert.
WRIGHT TO COLONELS
ORLANDO, Fla Jan. 10 -OPh
Taft Wright, veteran outfielder
with 12 years experience in the
major leagues, today announced
he would play this year with the
Louisville Colonels of the Ameri
can association. Wright was cut
adrift late last season by the
Philadelphia Athletics.
Table of Coastal Tides
(Compiled by U. 8. Coast at Geodetio
survey, ronwna. ureronr
TIDES yOR TAFT, ORCGON
JANUARY ISM
HIGH WATER LOW WATER
Time Height
1L f .81 am 8 J
, Hi ym 4 7
IS a -Vt am 1
Tina Height
li:4S am 1.8,
114 pm ale
7:54 pm 4.4 1:37 m 8.8
U 737 am 7.4 W AX am X-l
S.ll om 48 tsa. m e.t
14 831 am 7.8 18 am S.t
10:50 om 4.S 41 pm -es
18 :15 am 7.7 IM am 84
- 11:47 pm X 44 pm J
v
n i'al
(KldDsainio Smiesidl Toe
Warriors Lead
Most of Way
Lebanon Finesse Too
Fine for Salem Crew
LEBANON. Jan. 10 (Special)
A clever and determined band of
Lebanon Warriors displayed 82
minutes of expert baU handling
here tonight, much to the discom
fort of the visiting Salem Vikings.
Final score of the non-league game
was Lebanon 89, Salem 91, an up
set in the minds of both teams.
The setback was only the second
In ten games for Coach Harold
Hauk's crew, who before tonight
had been stopped only by the Jef
ferson Democrats of Portland.
Salem was In the running all
the way tonight, though they never
led In the second half.
Throughout the first two periods.
it was strictly a nip-and-tuck bat
tle. With Lebanon employing the
weave and both teams hitting their
shots; the first eight minutes pro
vided the packed house with a fine
brand of basketball. As the period,
ended, Salem held a 22-21 advan
tage. The Vikings uncorked their only
rally of the game at the outset of
the second stanza. Pouring in six
quick points, the capital city lads
built up a 28-21 lead before Leb
anon had time to call time out
Then it was Lebanon's turn to
zoom. The Warriors closed the gap
hurriedly, and went into a 33-30
halftime lead.
TVi. t,mIv. mnlnl m a tnrrtA
v. hif hi, r
than , few point, ever separating
the two teams. At the automatic
time out, Lebanon was on top 51
48. Fouling hurt the Salems in the
final two minutes, and the of-dis-cussed
and more oft -cussed two
minute rule certainly did. the Vixs
no good.
Salem committed no less than 10
fouls In the final 2 minutes and
45 seconds, and the Warriors con
verted 8 of the 10 free throws.
Hottest thing on the floor to
night was Salem Guard Daryl Gi
rod. who hemped five field goals
in seven shots and hit four out of
four from the free throw line.
SALXM (91)
LEBANON (99)
rg n r cpi
rgrtprtpi ran prep
I I S flStolaiaJ 2 0 9 4
WallingJ
Rogers.!
S 1!
4 0 2 S Hlnman 4 S 218
5 4 8 10 Holcua.e 4 18 9
Gllson.e
Girodj
Chmbln.g
BaggettI
Deen.c
Paulus
Davis .g
Sloao.g
8 4 8 14 Baker 3 3 3 9
1 0 S 2 Beck S 9 113
39 3iWhitmrJ 119
01 OMJClrklU 1133
0 Hamlltn
13 3 SlUClrkle 9 9 8 0
1 1
0
Norton.g
Garner .g
0 0 01
Totala IS IS 27 811
Totals 1921 1999
rnt throw misaod: Salem 11. Leb
anon 17. HalftMn acor: Lebanon 33.
Salem 30. Officials: Baiach and Mat
thews.
Bevos Await
Duck Invasion
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallis, Jan. 10-(Speclal)-Ore-
con State's defending nortnern ai-
vislon champion basketball team
will make an all-out effort to grao
the first lea of the annual four'
game series with arcn-rtvai ure-
gon when the two ciuds inaugurate
1930 comDetition in Gill coliseum
here Friday night Game time is
1p.m. Coach Slat Gill, leaving
no stone unturned, scouted ine
Webfoots in both their games
against Washington State last
weekend, and came home with the
warning to his squad that the
Ducks will be a hard quintet to
beat Like the Beavers. Oregon
spilt with touted wsc
SBA Quintet
! Nips Jlbpsters
Salem Academy's Crusaders
opened their Marion-Polk league
hoop campaign last night with a
37-33 win over the Independence
Hopsters on the local floor. The
tilt was close all the wsy. Dennis
Mikkelson sparked the Crusaders
with 12 points. Prelim went to the
Hopster JVa, 32-23.
Deck Fins
Duane Frank of Reed's Drive
Inn and Jerry Davis of Davis Oil
copped individual honors in duck
pin action on the B it B alleys
Tuesday night Frank rolled best
series of the evening, a 512, while
Davis' 227 single game was tops In
that department Reed s Drive Inn
posted both high team series and
game, with 2465 and 858. Results
Reed's Drive Inn 4, Frosty Olson
Florists o: Mick's , sign Shop
Capp's Used Cars 0; Helder Radio
3, Let Newman l; Davis uu
Sunset Donut 0.
Mender
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'Not Witch Hunting',
Li beraf ized a nity
Code Plan of NCAA
NEW YORK. Jan. 10-WVDr. Karl Leib. tsident of tha National
Collegiate Athletic association, said
"witch hunt" and will give rebellious members every chance to hold
their standing under the sanity code.
EDDIE EXDELATZ
He's new Navy eoaeh.
Middies Sign
Ed Erdelatz
ANNAPOLIS. Mdi Jan. 11-6W
The Naval academy announced
early today that Eddie Erdelatz
will be its new head football
coach.
The announcement was made by
Capt Howard E. Caldwell, Navy
director of athletics, said tft 38-
year-old end coach of the San
Francisco professional 49'ers had
accepted a four-year contract
Terms of the pact were not an
nounced.
Caldwell said that when Erde
latz selects his assistant coaches
their contracts will be for the
same tenure. Erdelatz will replace
George Sauer. who resigned 10
days ago.
The announcement came few
minutes before 1 ib, after Cap
tain Caldwell conferred by long
distance telephone with Erdelatz,
who Is In San Francisco.
Kentucky Retains 2nd in
St. S&hms
Gets Job
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NEW YORK, Jan. 10-Vt John's of Brooklyn still Is the na
tion's No. 1 college basketball team.
The Brooklyn Redmen. knocked out of the thinning ranks of
the nation's major undefeated teams by CCNY, held their slim lead
over once-beaten Kentucky in the second of the weekly Associated
Press ranking polls.
Angels Rally,
Topple Canby
MT. ANGEL, Jan. lO-(Special)-Mt
Angel's Preps came from be
hind a 13-10 halftime deficit with
30 second half points tonight and
defeated Canby 40-30 in their Wil
lamette Valley league basketball
game. Francis Donley with 12
points and a snappy floor game
paced the Preps. Toby Irwin had
10 points for Canby. The Canby
Bees won the prelim 28-28.
The Preps win pushed them Into
a tie for the league lead, as previ
ously unbeaten Estaeada was
downed by Woodburn tonight
CANBY (14)
McLaren 0)
Palmer S)
Irwin (10)
Oilier Hi
(44) MT. ANGEL
(0) BochaWr
(U) Beyer
(8) Wellman
(4) Payseno
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Perkett (4)
(12) Donley
Reserve scoring: Canby Bolland
S. Mt. Angel Ebner 1. Officials:
Bob Howell and Al Llghtner.
Wanted
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Wedneadcrf, January 11, 1950
Says Lieb
today the NCAA is not on a
"We have several moves under
way to modify the code and make
it more liberal," he said, If the
revised code meets the approval
of these members objecting to it
they will be allowed to go along."
Seven institutions have notified
the NCAA that they do not plan
to abide by the sanity code, as now
constructed.
These seven have been recom
mended for expulsion from the na
tional body by the NCAA consti
tutional compliance committee, the
sanity code's police lorce.
Action is to be taken at the gen
eral session Saturday. A two
thirds vote of the members pres
ent is required for expulsion. The
NCAA has some 300 members.
The seven rebelling schools have
not been Identified officially by
the NCAA but four have made
themselves known. They are Uni
versity of Virginia, Virginia Tech,
Virginia Military and the Citadel.
They have announced plans for
a nnisn. right on the floor of the
convention.
Leib said two of the main pro
posals advanced; for liberalization
of the code are (1) greater help
for needy scholarship cases; (2)
more free meals at the training: ta
ble. .
In the main, the sanity code stip
ulates financial aid may be grant
ed athletes only if the same aid is
available under the same condi
tions to all students of the school.
It forbids financial Inducements
and limits the amount that can be
paid athletes, for jobs.
The opening session of the NCAA
convention today was devoted
mainly to organization. The exec
utive committee held a brief se
sion mainly to routine matters.
The committee Will hold an all
day meeting tomorrow to review
cases of sanity code violations.
Also tomorrow the American Foot
ball Coaches association will meet
to recommend changes In the foot
ball rules.
MEADOWS OWNERS HOPEFUL
PORTLAND, Jan. 10 HffV An
attorney ior we Portland Mead
ows horse racing track owners in
dicated today the track may yet
offer a 1950 program. Virgil Crum
said the stockholders may contrib
ute enough funds to cover delin
quencies of the past year, or
group of fans working with bank
ruptcy referee may go ahead.
AP Poll
Keeps
Long island wita eight suc
cessive victories to Its credit
through Monday night's games,
moved up a notch Into third place.
Indiana, which was handed its
first licking last night by Michi
gan, took fourth place followed
by Holy Cross, Bradley, CCNY,
Duquesne, North Carolina State,
and UCLA In that order.
St John's, with 28 first place
ballots, accumulated 929 points in
the voting of 122 sports writers
and sportscasters. Kentucky re
ceiving 24 No. 1 nominations, pil
ed up 871 points. LvLU. collected
820 points and were named for
first place on 30 ballots.
With one exception, CCNY, the
first ten teams are holders from
the previous week. Improving
CCNY vaulted from 14th to . its
No. 7 rating on the strength of
victories over St John's and Loy
ola of Chicago.
CCNY displaced Minnesota
which dropped to 11th place. Sev
eral other - clubs were shuffled
around within the first ten.
Washington (12-1) moved up
from 21st to 20th with 35 votes.
COIUMSIA BtlWIIIII INC.
Rivals Slate
Playoff Today
15-Foot Pressure
Putt Pulls Sam Even
By Bob Myers
LOS ANGET.E55 Jan 1A
Little Ben Hogan, making golfs
gamest comeback, was tied for
first place today in the $19,000 Los
Angeles open by late-finisher Sam
Snead on a spectacular 18th hole
putt
In a day filled with climax after
climax, and excitement built up
on excitement that burst into a
frenzy at the hectic finale, these
two rivals for golf fame,- Hogan
and Snead, wound up the 72-hole
grind with Identical scores of 280.
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third playoff in the history of this
24-year-old winter classic, but
nothing can surpass the events of
this final 18 holes of siirnrise and
mounting tension.
In fact it mar Drove an anti .
climax. -
Hogan was Frank to admit: "
"I'm damned tired. 1 wish X didn't
have to play tomorrow. Rather
than that, I wish he'd won the
tournament today."
Hogan finished first shooting!
his third successive 69 in as many
rounds. He calmly posted his 280
for the tournament he had won '
three times previously. He looked
like the winner.
But came a rumble from the
greens and fairways far down the
course at picturesque Riviera
Country club. Snead was hot He
was one under par 35 at the turn
a a . A t a
uuo we onvc ior pome. ic ditu-
ied the twelfth ana tne tmrteentn.
He paired the fourteenth and
needed two birdies and two pars
to tie Hogan. . .
The West Virginia Drawler got
his par on the next two holes, and
banged his third shot high and
straight, 10 feet from the pin on
the seventeenth. -
Snead turned to his threesome.
nartner. Jark Burke, and cracked!
we gotta knock a coupie oz
these in to get the little man."
The gallery howled. They had
never seen Snead so relaxed.
Sam knocked his 10-footer in. '
Then he came to the 453-yard
eighteenth, it is a curxicuit hole to
birdie. Snead s approach sailed
true, but it left him with a 13-foot
putt He had to sink It to tie and
get the little man.
He studied the greens for four
minutes. He addressed the ball. He
sent it straight to its destination
and the gallery called the shot
even before it plunked Into the
cup "
It gave him a 68, five under par
nst two etrnk-M letter than tha
tournament's previous best round.
That was the big moment 01 tne
day. but prior to this the drama
was divided. There was Hogan,
making his final bid for fame in a
comeback from a highway crash
that all but ended his career 11
months ago.
There was another mighty mite,
Jerry Barber of Pasadena, a( com
parative unknown who for three
rounds kept the great names of
the tournament trailing behind,
only to blow up today with a 79
and a 288.
Youthful Jack Burke shot a 69
for 281 and third place. Four
strokes back of Burke came Ells
worth Vines, with a 72 for 283,
and Jim Ferrler of San Francisco
eased in with a 71 for 288.
Amateur honors fell to youthful
Bob Duden of Portland, Ore with
rounds of 72-75-75-78300 Runner-up
honors fell to Frank Stran
ahan of Toledo, O with 201.
The only money-winner from
the Pacific north ww est was Ta
cotna's Charles Congdon, who tied
for 11th at 291 and earned $450,
Salem JV Quint
In First Setback
LEBANON, Jan. lO-(Speclal).
The Salem high junior - varsity
basketball club suffered Its first
loss of; the season here tonight,
dropping a 39-32 nod to the lnspir-
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Jones (2)
Conder i
Schlar (2) .
Haugen (0) .
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O US) Summers
Hazel 110)
O (1) Swanaon
Reserves eoorlng: Salem Bauer a.
BlUaki 9. Baumgart 8. Halftlm score:
Salem 10, Lebanon 17. Olildala: Based
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