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Weather villus lnidpsu u dPiniusimis; md i2)einntij if uv Key Tilt at Villa with Loss-less I Lava Bears; Jayvees in Prelim More crucial Big Six league cage warfare facet the Salem high Vikings tonight at the Villa when the undefeated Bend Lava Bean drop in for an 8:1$ o'clock skirmish. The Benders, coached by Roger Wiley of recent U of Oregon playing fame, bring with them a 2-0 record In league play to date, alter wins over Corvallis and Albany. The victory over Corvallis was ac- 83-91. By means of comparison, the Vikings toppled Corvallis 35-29 here early this week. The Salems will be tossing their perfect 3-0 league record into the iray. Coach Harold Hauk's crew habeen buzzing along in great style in league play, their latest conquest at Eugene Thursday night, 52-39. A victory over Bend tonight will push the.Viks far in front of the circuit derby. The Lava Bears won't be by any means tneiauesi team aaiem has faced this year. But it might be one of the fastest. Wiley has only two six-footers in his start ing lineup, Reg Halligan and Ed Kribs, both at six feet even. Cen ter Jack Robison is 5-11 and guards Al Christiansen and Bob Hawes are 5-8 and 5-11 respectively. Lar ry Carroll, a 6-foot, 2-incher is a frontline reserve, however. Against these lads Hauk will toss starters Doug Rogers (6-3), Way lie Walling (6-5), Jim Rock (6-2), Captain Daryl Girod (5-11) and Larry Chamberlain (5-9). Sterling reserve service can De expectea from Layton Gilson, Dick Norton, Gordy Sloan and Deb Davis. Loren Mort's Jayvees will play the prelim game at 6:45 o'clock with a team to be selected by Ath letic Director Vera Gilmore, pos sibly from the City league. EOCE Quintet Edges Wolves LA GRANDE, Jan. 20 -V Zastern Oregon outlasted a clos ing rally by Oregon College of Education here tonight to win a 57-53 Oregon Collegiate confer ence basketball victory. ' . Eastern Oregon tea ai me nan, 29-18, and increased the margin to 39-21 before Eastern Oregon starters began fouling out. Before the game ended, all five starters bad fouled out Oregon College of Education running into the final two-minute foul rule. r Harrell Smith, of O.CX led scoring with 13 points. HOC (ST) Lilly (10) Irons () Sauna (10) (J3) OCX , 13 Smith B. Bushnell - (1) (S) LancUe Merriman (9) . 0) Hiebert Crcca (12) (0) Uoih Subs: Eastern Orea-on Records 1. McAUster 4. Sherwood I. OCX Bf llen 4, Humble 11. 3. Bushnell S. Pitcher 11. Thayer 1. Cardinals Clip Indeps, 45-34 INDEPENDENCE. Jan. 20-(Spe cial)- Sacred Heart Academy's Cardinals turned back Indepen dence 45-34 in a basketball game here tonight The Salem club took the lead early In the game -and never relinquished it though the home-towners kept pressing until the final few minutes. Jim Coll er an paced the SHA win with 13 points, while Rudy Fryk feerss 12 was high for the- losers. Rnrrer! Heart wan thm "TV niw. J5-24. ISA (45) Cooney () Wtiiir (10) (84) la . r ( LUTU JT () Snyder CoUeran (U) C (6) Harwood Eckcr (S) ..G (1) Robinson Staudinncr (7) C (13) Frykber Reserves: bha MacK a; waepen dence - Posey I. Foster J, HiU X. Jotmsberff 3. Hslftime score: . SHA 30. Independence 10. Officials: Ticrnan and Bowt. OCE Jayvees Edge Out Eugene Quint OREGON COLLEGE OF EDU CATION, Monmouth, Jan. 20 , (Special)- The OCE junior varsity basketballers nosed out Oregon Lumber Sales of the Eugene city league 63-62 here tonight The bat tle was a nip and tuck affair all the way. with the OCE crew hojd In a 30-27 advantage at halftim. . The Eugeners are coached by Bob by Anet -who was a member of the University of Oregon national championship quint of 1939. rare Lamfcer (si) oca rv Kausen (10) (S Bants Milne (0) (4) Schultz Gaeek (22) C (S) Staudinrer Rufner (12) G .. (IS) Pinion faoHreiter (3) . G (S) Palmqutst Peaerves: Oreron Lumber Rieble t. Johnson 3: OCE JV Smith 4. My rs 4, Cuckeraham 3. Salveson S. Nor ton S. Hslftime score: OCT JV 30. Ore fon Lumber 27. Officials: Archie Pad berg and Gale Davis. Stayton Sinks Academy 30-28 ' Stayton high school broke a 28 18 tie late in the fourth period to tain a 30-28 win over Salem Aca demy in a Marion-Polk county league basketball came at the new Salem Academy gym Friday night ' The Crusaders never led during the game, though they stayed close n Stayton's heels all the way. The "Bn game prellmanry went to Stayton by an overwhelming 4U-13 margin. ... . i etayt (M) Morran (3) . Humpies (9) (IS) Salsaa AeaSeaay .F 1.... (4) ZeUer jr. Doerksen Titus (II) Haines (4) (7) Pfau ..O- (0) Johnson lines (0) ..a.. ... (4) Freisen Reserves: Stayton Norton 3; Sa lem Academy Rlemer 1. Hslftime core: Stayton 19, Salem Academy If. Officials: Pointer and Warren. .T - CHlafe (Date, Try Tern REACHING FOR STARDOM - By Alon Mover 1 1 i , f, I fioosn odLV 6'4fiUe I MmiwyViiWVmA OFFifise AMD 60AAO MmMSMmm -pawn?- . m ism i msmzx 'eater a giaf ttumm fyatotM Pow-Wovo at High School Big-Six Meeting Today atepreeenUtlves ef the six sebeels lu the Big Six athletic league win convene today for a BMeting at the senior high school at t pjsu Sebeels sending repre sentatives are Salem, Eagene, Bend, Albany, Cervallls and Springfield. Salem's Vera Gll . saere aa president ef the circuit But Louis Says Tve Had Clhfflirfles Cllaaflfleimges tHoe to NEW YORK, Jan.' 20 -ff- NAB Charles tonight challenged Joe Louis to a title lignt. SDeakinc on a national radio program (We the People NBC) Charles in the course of an interview Seymour said: "I'm challenging Louis to fight me for the title. I've had 71 fights and I've won 87. I've licked Gus Lesnevich, Joe Maxim, nad Joe Baksi." k - "All the big ones except Lou V said Seymour. - "Yea. Joe still packs a terrific wallop. But, I'm -sure I can give him a fight There's no such thing as friendship in the ring, so if my old pal Louis Is listening in tonight I just want to tell him this: Joe. come on out and fight" In Stockton, Calif., where he ap peared in an exhibition tonight, Louis commented: - "I've had enough. I won't come out for Charles or anybody else. I think that Charles is the best heavyweight around today" Armed Faces Hialeah Test MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 20 -WV Armed, Calumet Farm's grand old campaigner, heads the field of nine routers tomorrow in Hialeah's $10,000 Royal Palm handicap richest purse thus far in the Florida winter season. The nine year old "Golden Gelding," one, of the greatest crowd-pleasers of all time, has been top weighted at 121 pounds for the mile and a furlong test 8PASTS 8CHED TOUGH EAST LANSING, Mich., Jan. 20 -(tfVMichigan, Minnesota and Notre Dame topped a nint-game 1950 football schedule announced today by Michigan State College. The East Lansing school had to get Western Conference approval of its Sept 23 date here with Ore gon State, the game being set a week ahead of the regular date for opening of big ten play, OF Luke Signs CHICAGO, Jan. 29 UP)- The reeerd book shews Shortstop Lake Appling ef the Chicago White Sex is 41 years eld. Seme sly folk say he's 42. Old aches and pains, himself, likes te guess he la -about St." Ne matter. Appling, the eld snaa river ef the major leagues, today signed Us 21st White Sox contract And Sunday night, Appling will receive the J. Levis Corals key Memorial award for long and anerttorieas service to base WU's Held Up at Pendleton Enroute To Coyote Lair; Linf ield Victor CALDWELL, Idaho, Jan. 20 -i?V Stranded by weather at Pendle ton, Ore., the Willamette university basketball team 'has notified Coach Clem Parberry of College of Idaho it will not be able to meet his Coyotes here tonight V .III SHOT LAST bAQrt I W I- win be la charge ef the pew wew. Harold Hank, Viking basketball and baseball mentor la league sec retary. A number ef Items are en the agenda, bat to be chiefly discuss ed are the playing schedules for track, baseball and ether spring sperte and for football aext faU. Enough9 TTnitDo IHSonntt Heavyweight Champion Ezzard with Master of Ceremonies Dan Angels Tighten Grip on Lead MT. ANGEL, Jan. 20-(Special). Norb Wellman dunked 19 points through the hoops here tonight to pace Mt Angel to a 53-32 win over Estacada in a Willamette Valley league game. The victory was the fifth straight in league Slay for the Angels since losing to lolalla in their loop opener. Mt Angel got off to an early lead tonight and stayed out front all the way. At halfume it was 25-11. The Estacada juniors won the preliminary from Mt Angel s Jay vees, 46-31. v Estacada Ball () 3) (33) Mt Ansel ..F 17) Beyer (11) Ebner Reed (9) F Kigsins (1) .C (19) Wellman Nicholson (S) . G (5) Payaeno aricKcy s) li (11) Donle Reserves: Estacada Hsu eh ton 1 Hslftime score: Mt. Ansel 23. Esta cada 11. Officials: Howell and John wow. Vanport Tops OTI KLAMATH FALLS, Jan. 20-6P) Vanport college came from behind in the last 4Vt minutes here tonight to down Oregon Technical Insti tute, 64-57, in an Oregon Colle giate conference basketball game. Paul Heins of Oregon Tech led scoring with 19 points. KEEPS IN CONDITION SUBLIMITY Lynn NeaL base ball professional for the past four years and last year catcher with the Spokane Indians Is keeping in condition by playing basketball for the as yet undefeated Sublim ity "Hawks." Mr. Neal is employ ed ty Luiay Bros. Lumber Co, during the winter. 21st Contract ball from the Chicago Baseball Writers at their diamond dinner. As far as the White Sox are concerned, the long and merit orious service hasn't ended yet "111 bo la there as many games as they let me," said Luke after efgnlng his l5a contract and then -taming blandly to Oen- oral-Manager Frank Lane and asking "What's In this, anyway? Lane wouldn't say if Appling got a raise, bat he did Insist the old gentleman from . the south didn't take a cat ghi4y Parberry said the two teams will meet here tomorrow night, but did KOBTHWrST CONTEKKHCK STANDINGS . W It Pet. TT PA WiOamctU 4 l.tSO 253 SOS CoUetc of Idaho 1 1 jM7 147 . 14S Pacific S JtOO ,255 235 Lewis and Clark S S 400 2S5 302 Unfield t I .400 S45 S67 Whitman . 0 4 JOQQ 213 24S Result Friday: Wills met t-Collei of Idaho, couponed : XinCled SI, Whit- wan 85. not know when tonight's game will be made up. The Willamette squad is travel ling by train. WALLA WALLA, Jan. 20-UP)- Guard Bob Hammond led a sec ond half surge for Linfield col lege here tonight and 'the Wild cats cut short a Whitman rally in the closing minu.es to take a Nor thern conference basketball vic tory, 61-55. Hbmmond and Grant Schiewe, the ether guard divided high point hcnoiv for the winners with 13 rpicce, but Bryan Iglehart, Whit man guard pu-hed in 21 points for game honors. The two teams will play the sec ond game of the two-game series here tomorrow nght. Linfield (61) Abrahamson,2 (55) Whitman 6 Anderson 7 Wall 8 Mitchell Blakeslee,3 . .F. .C McKeeflO Hammond,13 .G 21 Iglehart Schiewe,13 G 2 Green Subs: Linfield Johnson 12, An derson 2, Lapp, Atkicson, Gassa- way .6. Whiteman Adams 1, Boyes 6, Kight, Packo 1, Bell, Smith 3. Golden Gloves Finals Fought PORTLAND. Ore- Jan. 20-(flV Oick Rail, Washington Athletic club of Seattle, won the 126- pound championship by earning a three-round decision over his older brother, Ron, in the finals of the regional Golden Gloves boxing tournament here tonight Other finals results: 10S Bounds DoiK CriT. Lmcvlnr VMCA. decision over Terry Smith, WAC, Seattle (3). Ill pounds Hugh Minsker. Port land TKO over Jerrv Caotsln. Klam ath Falls (1). 11S pounds Jack Moore. Seattle Teamsters' union, knocked out Emery nanson. wai., aeavue u). 135 pounds f Jim McCoy. Portland, decision over lAl Alexander. Port land (3). German Promoter Out; Bout Still in Offing FRANKFURT. Germany. Jan. 20 (ff)-Fight Promoter Heinz Schuble was ousted today from the German professional boxing association but the scheduled bout between Jersey Joe Walcott of Camden, N. J and German Heavyweight Champion Hein Ten Hoff may be held any way. Schuble made the arrange ments for the Hoff-Walcott fight for Stuttgart, Germany, May 7. But Schuble was convicted by a German court last Wednesday on a charge of attempting td print coun terfeit money in 1948. He was sen tenced to nine months imprison ment but the court ruled that he was to be freed on three years probation. Erich-Doering, president of the boxing association, said Joachim Goettert, veteran Berlin sports fig ure, had taken over promotion of the bout BADGERS. PIONEERS- HALTED PORTLAND, Jan. 20 -UPy- To night's scheduled Northwest Con ference hoop tilt, between Pacific university and Lewis and Clark was postponed because of bad tra velling conditions. Dnck Pin Bowling Commercial league No. 2 results last night at B and B Bowling courts: Unique Cleaners 2, Blue Lake Packers 2; State Tire 4, Dyer Insurance 0 (forfeit) : Oregon Telephone Union 4, Dr. Pepper 0; Ramages 3, Bones teeles 1. Tele phone Union hit a 2149 for high team series. Unique Cleaners' 781 was top team game and Buzz Saw yer's 498 and 204 for Telephone Union were high individually. (University Bowl) tSS CLASSIC LEAGU GOOD. HOUSEKEEPING (1) Si mons 458. Jones 493, Cady 453. Irons S51. Olner 60S- THROTWAY CLEAN ERS (3) Creasy 470, Farley 444. Schultze 816. Hart 498, Delancy 523. RINGLANDS PET SHOP 3) L. Braden 470, LeTourneaux 838, Busch 468. Pease 480. Clark 545. UNIVERSAL PUMPS (1) StetUer 453. Gardner 442. B. Owen 527, W. Valdes 532. B. Valdes 483. TRAILWAVS CATX (0) Reinhard 492, Cross 513, Pederson 461. McNaU SIS. Ertzgaard 499. LUTZ FLORIST 4) Kitzmiller 474. Upston 868. Lutz 551. Comstock 550. Riches 47X MAYFLOWER MUX (0) Meyer 460. Straw 420, Olson 499. Bud Straw 514, Mocabee 4S2. STRATTON PLUM. BING (3) W. Stratum 446. Olney Jr. 467, Pearl 845, Pekar 499. Haugen 838. SALEM LIGHTING (0) Duncan 535. Zcller 491, Erichson 441, Bolton 488, Farmer 827. NOBLES TAVERN 4 Nagley 493. Butte 802. McMullen 828, Whittemore 495. Kaneski 540. SALEM HARDWARE (0) Garrison 278, Holmes 418, DeGulre Sit. Holt 423. Page 4S. Ringland 130. HIGHLAND MARKET (4) J. Owens 494. Mabry 7, Causey 479, Johnson 490, Xindsey 493. -.- High individual game: Pearl and Mc Mullen. S23. High Indivdual series: McMullen. 826. High team series: Nobles Tavern, 2656. fCspttol Alleys) CAPITOL SCRATCH BUSICK'S MARKET (0) Clint 823. Csrruth 446. Braden 836, Rase 48S. SIZWERT CONST. (3) Gregory 864, Unknown Leads LONG BEACH. Calif., Jan. 21-W)-Favored Sam Snead and the fellow big name professionals took a back seat today to a little known golfer from El Paso, who cracked par by nine strokes to lead the way through the first round of the HMOs Long Beach Open. I Jack Harden waa the bis noise aa ho toured the Lakewood Coon try elab coarse, and Its par . 35-Jf 71, la 21-21 2, a new competitive and coarse record for this layout of the lakes. Snead took his beat cracks and emerged with a respectable ts. Torrid Huskies NORTBEBN DIVISION STANDINGS W L Pet PF PA Washington 4 1 .800 274 Z23 Washington State 4 3 .571 343 323 Oregon State 2 2 .500 198 197 Oreron 1 3 .250 193 236 Idaho 0 2 .000 S3 111 Results Friday: Washington 69. Ore eon 49: Washington State S3. Oregon State 39. By Jack Hewins SEATTLE, Jan. 20-UP-Free wheeling Frank Guisness cascaded 27 points tonight in leading the University of Washington Huskies to a 69-49 basketball victory over the University of Oregon Webfoots. A crowd of 11,000 high for the season saw the Northern division leading Huskies overpower Oregon all the way. The halfume count was 37-23 in Washington's favor. After an opemng flurry in which the Webfoots swapped the lead three times with Washington, the Huskies moved ahead at 7-8 at the end of four minutes. From there on they built the margin up stead ily until it hit 25 points near the end ol tne tussle. It must have seemed to the often-befuddled Oregonlans that there were a half dozen guisnesses on the floor. The Vancouver, Wash, sophomore connected for 14 points in the first half. He was impartial, scoring both from midcourt and under the loop. Time and again he broke free to dribble in for his specialty shot: a leaping, under hand lay-in. He ran a string of nine free throws without a miss. The Webfoots could not work the ball through Washington's air tight defense for close tosses and many of their long shots rimmed the hoop and fell away. Will Urban led Oregon in scor ing with 13 points and Sophomore Center Jim Vranizan had 11. La Don Henson seconded Guisness on the Washington side with 11. Coach John Warren tried the two-platoon system in the first half but found nothing could stop the winning surge of the Huskies. Oregon (49) fgftpf tp () Washington f g ft pi tp urbane 4 s WarbrgJ 1 0 Vranizn.c S S Krauscg 1 1 Webb.g 0 Cooper .f l S Sowers 2 1 Streeter.c 0 Keller S 2 Neeley.f 1 0 Lavey 1 Hunt l S 13!Arnaaon.f 1 s 0 S 411 4 1 127 S SiHensoni S 1 1 e : i e e e l 2 11 Enochs 0 2 3 Guisness S 0 Soriano 3 4 f SParthmri 5' Eckman jf 0 Chslich S MoenJ 21 Roman 1 2 Stewart Wade.c Jeffrson Metzger Thmasn Peek 0 Totals 17 IS 23 49 Totals 2S19 23 6S Hslftime score: Washington 37. Ore ton 23. Shots attempted: Washington OS, Or egon 74. Free throws missed Oregon: Ur ban 4. Warberg 2. Sowers, Cooper. Vranizan 3. Hunt. Streeter; Washlna; Ington: A mason, Enochs 2, Stewart 2, Wade. Officials: Orv Johnson and Al Light ner. Sophs Sock Deaf Schoolers, 65-28 Salem high Sophomores ran roughshod over a hapless Oregon Deaf school basketball team on the letter's floor Friday night to pile up a 65-28 victory. The Deaf Schoolers never got in the ball game, and trailed 28-12 at half time. In a preliminary game, the Salem Sophs seconds downed the Deaf School reserves 37-10. Salesa Sophs (SS) Heston (10) F 2S) Deaf School 3) K. Colley Cohen (16) Ol w. coney BradUe (10) C (10) Wallstrom (7) Schulkc Nopp (S) G Pepper 7 Reserves: a (2) Nelson Salem Soohs Thomas 10. Raines 2, Cross 2. Jones 2; OSD Lunceford 3. Half time score: Salem Sophs 26. OSO 12. Official: Lakie. Clarke 501. Gardner 848. Boyce 885. WYNXOOP-BLA1R (0) Morey 464. Gannon 464. Hartwell 558, Bigler 483. CAPITAL BEDDING (3) Wilkerson 563. Cherrington 480. Kay 889, Larson 835. FRIES EN FURNITURE (2) Mi rich 849. Freisen 482. Steinbock 538, Young 535. WOODRY FURNITURE (1) Kitchen 846. Olinger 833. Ken yon 820. Adolph 622. High team series: 2196, Siewert Const. High team game: 797. Capital Bed ding High individual game: 222, Jack Cherrington. High individual series: 889. Ere Kay. (Capitol Alleys) MERCANTILE LEAGUE SALEM IRON WORKS (2) Lemon 481; Cordier 474. Hartman 429: Kolsky 330; Oberman 815. OREGONIAN (2) Flnden 474, Buckholdt 485. Holm 390, Boyd 436. Baldwin 438. CHAPPELLES (3) Wickirer 465. Hoyt 429, Morris 46. Chappele 437. Jory 418. PINK ELEPHANT (0) Hurd 421. Knight 371. Prudent 477, DeUney 411. Smith 391. RAILWAY EXPRESS 3) Ettner 494. Gray 324. Maness 388. Lake 860. Larsen 485. HOGG BRS. NO. 2 (0) George 328. Whitlock 364. Royce 408. Glaus 423, Westphal 494. CAPITOL NO. 2 3) OverhoMs 809. Christianson 4M. McAllister 437. Cherrinrtoa 460, Morey 410. HOGG BRS., NO 1 (1) Carter 461. Luke 448 Barr 458. Coo 394, Nuas 807. High team game: 916 Orefoniaa. High team series: 2587, Oregon tan. High Individual series: 880, Elmer Lake. High individual game: 212. timer Win by 6949 at Long Beach bat It left him six blows behind the leader, trailing nine others . and tied in the Ct bracket with If others. Nearest to the flying Harden waa Bob (hole-ln-one) Hamil ton, 1944 PGA champion, with 31- 345. He sank the tourney's first hole la one oat the 147-yard ninth.. Fear strokes back of the leader were last year's runner up, Jimmy Demaret with 24- 32 46; National Open champ ton Cary Mlddleeoff. with 11-15; Raymond Gafford of Fort Worth, with 33-33, and Marty FurgeL Albuquerque, N. L, 32-34. S The Skrteamcm, Salem Orocjon. Scrtardayv January 21, 1950 Schedule Difficulties Reason Pro FootbalD Moguls Bar Houston, Buab By Jack Hand PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20-0P)-Buffalo and Houston lost their up hill battles for National-American football league franchises today. NAFL owners voted against admitting a 14th member. Oakland, Calif., also was rejected on the same ballot but that Hart Awarded To Detrokers FHTLADELUHIA. Jan. 19 -UP)- Leon Hart, Notre Dame's all America end, waa awarded te the Detroit Lions tonight by the Nattonal-AmerieaJt Football league. The vote waa unani mous. The Lions immediately , an nounced the huge lineman had agreed to tentative undisclosed terms. Baslieilall Scores HIGH SCHOOL f taytea 30, Salesa AeaOesay 88 Salesa Sephemeres 85, Ores em Deaf Schoai 28 Saere Heart 45, ImSepeaaens 24 Mt. Angel S3, Estacada 32 Corvallis 34, Lekanem 31 LaGraade 48, Pendlete 48 Grants Pass 81, Ashland 41 Hills fee re 49. Newaerg 39 Marshfleld 87, University (Engene) 44 Sweet Heeae 37, Toledo 18 Willamette 44, St. Mary's 38 (beh Eocene) Bend 56, Albany 37 Garlkaldt 49, N estates 44 Tlfard 46, MeMinnvUle 37 Springfield 38. Janctten City 11 Milton-Freewater 45, Baker 38 COLLEGE Wmaaaette - CoUege of Idaho, post poned Washington 88, Oregon 49 Washingtoji State S3, Oregon State 39 Eastern Oregon 57, OCE S3 Linneld 61, Wattaaan 55 University of San Francisco 54, Stan ford 39 Santa Clara 58, St. Mary's 47 Lsg Island St. Fort Monaaonth SS St. John's 85, BUnrs Point 47 Vanport 64. Orece Tech 87 Oregon Fresh 88, Oregon State Books 4Xm Lebanon Loses To Sparts, 34-31 LEBANON. Jan, 20 -(Speclal)-The Lebanon Warriors suffered their first loss in district ? basket ball play here tonight at the hands of Corvallis, 34-31. The two teams were deadlocked at 30-30 as the fourth period ended, but Lebanon lost its scoring punch in the final canto. Corvallis (M) Babcock (10) (11) Lebanon . (2) Kirkehe .F Taylor ( (21 Hinmta Strand (S) C- (11) Holzsuss Newton (0) G (11) Baker Summers (2) ..G (4) Beck Reserves scoring: . Humble 2, Hard ing 3; Lebanon Steckley 1. Half time score: Corvallis 30, Lebanon 16. Officials: Matthews and Hayes. PUBLIC NOTICE JOE'S UPSTAIRS CLOTHES SHOP Closing- up Feb. 26th to go on a buying trip. This la an an nual event with Joe having established a custom not to carry goods over from one year to another, thus assuring you of the newest styles, fin est tailoring, at the beginning of the new spring and sum mer season. Joe will reopen his upstairs store about April 15. Joe'a entire stock of men's superfine Sjuality Salts, Top eoaU, 8 port Coats. Slacks. Suit rants and Hata bow being sold out at Va to Yi Off Regular Retail Price Open Friday Nito Til t o'clock Joe's Upstairs Clothes Shop" ' 442 Stato St. Ike Beats Bratton Via TKO CHICAGO, Jan. 26 -VPf Ike Williams, world's lightweight ahamploB tonight scored a tech nical knockout over Chicago's Johnny Bratton In the eighth round of their scheduled tea round awn-title battle la the Chi care stadlam, Bratton quit after one minute and 44 seconds of the eighth, no grabbed his Jaw la his gloved fist and motioned te the . referee, Norman McGarrtty. that the Jaw snla-ht have beeat brekem. Then Bratton deliberately walked to his corner. city? chances admittedly were for- lorn. Commissioner Bert Bell said "practically the whole discussion waa on Buffalo." "Nobody was opposed to Buf falo," said Bell, "providing a satis factory schedule could bo worked out" Dan Reeves, president of the Los Angeles Rams who voted against tne applicants, summed up the op position standpoint. "We were afraid to vote them in," said Reeves, "until we saw bow the schedule would be affect ed by them. We have nothing against Buffalo. In fact we were very much impressed by their ef forts." Bell, refusing to announce the total of the voice vote, said "quite a few vere in favor and quite a few ogfinst." The measure requir ed a unanimous vote to pass. It was learned in an unofficial poll of owners that it was 7 to 8 in favor of 14 teams with one team, Detroit, not voting. The New York Giants, Washington Redskins. Bal timore Colts, Green Bay sPackers, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns and -San Francisco 49ers were reported voting "yes." The Los Angeles Rams, Chicago Bears, Chicago Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles and New York Bulldogs said "no: m . M sw m. m m. t Old Man Winter has REALLY been rough on your carl Driving in snow, Ice and slush creates many -abnormal mechanical strains and can be directly responsible for damaged steering and poor front end alignment. To continue driving your car in such condition is not only hazardous, but also poor economy! WE ARE TO RENDER WHEEL ALIGNMENT TO FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS fAVES TOUt TltES AK0 MAKES Y0UI CAM .f . SAIXI TO CliYE Any Make Car Expertly Repaired Bring your Radiator troubles to usl Finest Equipmentl Factory-trained Mechanicsl 375 Center BVattoa suffered a fractured Jaw two years ago In a stadium battle with Beau Jack, the one time shoe shine boy of Augusta, Ga and a former lightweight title holder. Dr. T. R. Hlnchion. examining physician for the Illinois stat -athletic commission, said pre liminary examination indicated Brattous left lower Jaw had been fractured. He waa to undergo X-' ray examination later. Williams victory ended a string- ef nix eon eeeuUve knockouts scored by the Chicago welterweight Cougars Claw OSCs, 53-39 Second-Half Drive Carries WSC Through PULLMAN. Wash Jan. 20 USK. , The Washington State Cougars de veloped a red hot streak in the . second half tonieht to race nast Oregon State S3 to 39 in a rough. loui-Euiea DasKetDau game. The Cougars pulled into second Dlace in the Northern TUvisinn nf the Pacific Coast conference by winning lomgnt and tne loss dorp ped the Beavers to third. The officials called 53 fouls, 28 of them on Oregon State, and Cougar accuracy at the free throw line in the second half formed a good stretch of that hot streak. They made 15 free throws in th final 20 minutes. WSC took a 5 to 3 lead after six minutes and was never headed. : But the Cougars couldn't shake the pesky Beavers until midway in the final period when they began to turn the affair into a rout. It was 22 to 17 at the half for WSC but OCS's Bob Payne put in' an underhand setup- promptly at the start of the second period to close it to 22 to 19. The Beavers never got any closer. . Washington State held a 10 point edge, 43 to 35, when Payne and Len Rinearson fouled out with six minutes to play. When they left the Beavers' chances of win ning went with them. OSC used three men at center to guard Gene Conley and the tall Cougar pivot ..was held to three field goals. The two teams meet here again tomorrow. WSC (S3) CaydaJ f Cambld S (J OSC nprtp 8 S 14 PayneJ it ft pf to 14 6 8 S 7 nouamnl S s 4 a 0 8 0 BrnswkJ 0 8 OTlcmlnfi 0 Roberts. 0 8 6 Snyder 0 0 S 0 Robber4 0 Conlsy.c S 4 0 Rinarson S S 8 T SUNaue 0 II 1 Button 0 Manais.; 8 Tappc.- S S l!Harper.f 4 8 BaUntn.0 S IV Detour t 1 S 6 8 s 4 a a s a Malaya.; 0 1 OPadcettg S S 71, IWatl u.S I f I Totals 14 2S SS 81 Totals U 18X8 SO HalfUms score: Washington Stato SS. Oregon Stat 17. fre throws missed: Washington Stat Tapp S. Cayda. Rosser S. Conley. Oregon Stat Holman 1 Ballantyn. RineaTsoo. Padfett. De tour. Harper. Watt 3. Officials: Tim McCunougli and Xd Stiichers. If the Time To Think of PREPARED Pho 3-3147 4
