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NEW YORK. Jan. 28-;P)-MId-dleweight
Champ Jake La Motta
f New York roes to the post at
Detroit Friday a ffUnit Dick, Wan
ner at ToDMnish. Wash, in a non-
tltie ten rounder that tops "the
Boxinr critic l.will watch clote
lr Li Motta'i Derformance fol
lowing hU poor effort against
Robert VUlemam or France in nu
last outing at Madison Square
CarAen. La Motta exnerts to en-
gage in aeveral over-the-weIhf
tuneuna before risking his l co
pound crown outdoors in June.
Welterweight Chamo Rar Rob
inson, who mar set the title shot
at La Motta next summer, also
makes a non-title appearance
gainst Georgie La rover of Phila
delphia tomorrow night at New
Haven, Conn. It will be the start
of a; busy program for Sugar Ray,
from New York's Harlem district
VUlemain makes his first ap
pearance since he whipped La
Motta in an over-the-weight
match. Dec 9 when he mixes with
Jean Stock. French middleweight
champ, at Paris tomorrow.
Steve Belloise of New York,
another top ranking middleweight
contender, gets back into action
against Anton Raadik of Estonia
at Buffalo Tuesday.
Joe Louis, the retired heavy
weight king, continues his exhi
bition tour, facing Gene Jones of
Camden. N. J., in six rounds at
Miami Wednesday. Jones is an old
Jersey Joe Walcott and Ezzard
Charles sparmate.
. JThe Docusen brothers go tomor
row Maxie at home in New Or
leans against Argentine Guillermo
Giminez and Brother Bernie at
Philadelphia against Otis Graham.
Lebanon Track
Remodeling Set
LEBANON Lebanon Meadows,
finest horse Taring plant in the
state outside of Portland, will undergo-
extensive remodeling as
soon as weather will permit start
of the work, it was decided at the
annual stockholders meeting last
week.. - .
Plans iMude construction of
two new horse barns, roofing of
the west side grandstand, and in
stallation of lights for night racing
this year. Two five-night meets
are planned this season, one dur
ing the week of the Strawberry
Fair in early June and the other
during the week previous tn the
state fair, it was announced by
Rea Warren Gill.
Cill reported to the stockhold
ers that the - state racing commis
sion had notified him that Leba
non racing plant was holder of
iourth place for largest gate, num
ber of races run, and amount of
money bet during the past year.
The local plant was topped only
by Portland Meadows, Multnoman
county fair races, and the state
fair races.
Of the 123.000 bet during the
two day initial racing meet last
summer, bettors were paid back
$22,500 in winnings,- $750 went to
the state, and the balance return
ed to the Lebanon racing commis
sion. Gill also stated that 14 of the 24
winners at Lebanon last year were
Oregon 'bred horses. This is es
pecially gratifying to me," said
Gill, "since last year in the state
legislature' we authorized pari
mutuel betting on quarter-horses
to promote horse breeding in the
state. This indicates the action is
bearing1 excellent results."
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The only other Oregon bred win
ners were at Portland Meadows,
where quarter horse events were
tried. - v.
wti - ar
Yimngjyi
ermen
Slate Benson
Salem high school's swimming
crew, mentored by Vera Persinger,
take on the potent Benson, high
of Portland tank squad this after
noon at the Salem YMCA In a
S: 15 tussle. - .; :, .'-
In the Vikings initial outing
they crushed West Linn via a 47
19 verdict.
Last year in the state meet the
Viking strokers were edged out by
Benson for , state championship.
Remembrance of this affair re
mains with the squad and the Viks
will be out for revenge.
The Vikings meet Vancouver
high of Washington. Wednesday at
the YMCA pool.
TheyH Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo ;
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AND THECOPSAVS
AND JUST TWENWHEM
WHO COMES IN BUT
THEAND HE SAYS'
PVAC5ETIT? HUH?
KETCH ON?AlNT
IT A PIP
SET A DOCTOR!
I THINK THAT BIS
STOVE IN
ALL M RIBS J
WITH THEM ELBOWS HE
COULP WORK ON AN AUTO
ASSEMBLY UNE,PUNCHING
.HOLES IN THE HOOP
HE!S A TRIPLE-
THREAT MANHE
MANGLES THE STOR
MAMS HIS AUDIENCE
AND PIES LAUGHING
AT HIS OWN
STUFF!
AND WHEN
VtXISTANDN
FRONT OF HIM,
HE GRABS YOUR
LAPEL AND OSf
HIS FINGER H
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BENPiNS HIS ELBOW
HE'S USING IT AS
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Home Sweet Home Court . . . . .
UCLA, Trojans Tied
For Division Lead
By the Associated Press
All the UCLA Bruins apparently need to cop the Pacific Coast
Conference Southern Division Basketball crown is to play all their
games on the home floor.
Something about tne premises at westwood casts the shadow oi
defeat over whomever has the
misfortune to meet UCLA there.
As of today, the Bruins have won
22 successive games on their own
hardwoods.
Over the weekend. UCLA cash
ed in on the hex again. They licked
Santa Barbara, 67 to 43, on Fri
day then smothered Cal Poly 69
to 38 tne next night.
The party seems to be over,
thoueh. UCLA has only four
more home games scheduled.
UCLA and USC are still tied for
the division lead, having met non
league foes last weekend. The Tro
jans lost to powerful University
of San Francisco, aa to 4 1, on
Friday, but beat St. Mary's, 46 to
41 on Saturday.
In the other half of a twin bill
at San Francisco Saturday night,
California upset USF 56 to 44.
In the northern division, . the
Washington State Cougars finally
began to click, taking over the
lead from Washington.
While the Huskies were losing
two games to an inspired Oregon
five, Washington State overran
last place Idaho, 63 to 40.
Increased emphasis on defensive
basketball harried the Huskies.
Oregon's semi-zone defense was
too tough to crash on baturaay
night and Washington lost that
one, too, 63 to eo.
Next week end, Washington
takes on Oregon State for two
games at Corvallis, and the rapid
ly improving Webfoots invade
Idaho for two games.
Indian's Roster
Upped by Signers
T TOFT AWn Tftfi a THf-
Wlift W saTVN esev y l a
chers Sam Zoldak and George
Zuverink sent their signed con
tracts to the Cleveland Indians
today, making a total of 13 Tribes
men who now are in the fold.
Zoldak, a relief pitcher, had a
record of one victory and two
losses last year. He did not start
a game. Zuverink is new to the
Tribe. He came from Oklahoma
City, where he won 16 and lost
seven last year.
This makes 26. players left for
the Indians to sign up. .
Swiss Sledders
Whip Americans
CORTINA d'AMPEZZO, Italy,
Jan. 29 The daring Swiss
team of Fritz Feierbend and
Stefan Waser rocketed to victory
today In the world two-man bob
sled championship races, beating
out the American team of Stan
Benham and Pat Martin.
Feierbend and Waser flashed
down the 1,760 meter course, with
its 16 treacherous curves in a total
times of 5 minutes, 57.73 seconds
in four runs yesterday and today.
Benham, from Lake Placid. N.
Y., and his brakeman, Martin, of
Massena, N. Y., were clocked in 6
minutes, 6.11 seconds for the four
runs.
Gal Golf Title
WonbyRfley
MIAMI, Fla Jan. 29-P)-Polly
Riley won her second major golf
tournament in as many weeks to
day by defeating Marlene Bauer,
4 and 3, in the grueling 36-hole
finals of the Helen Lee Doherty
Women's Amateur Golf tourna
ment Miss Riley, of Fort Worth, Tex.,
closed out the match on the 33rd
hole with an 13-inch putt for a
par three. She had led the 15-year-old
Midland, Tex., sensation
2-up at the end of the first 18
holes.
Miss Riley, who last week won
the Tampa Women's Open Golf
tournament, was forced to come
from behind in the morning round
but after never relinquished her
advantage.
Polly carded a sizzling men's
par 72 in the morning round
against Marlene's 75. Both were
out in even women's par 38. Polly
was two under men's par 34 com
ing back and Marlene carded a
37.
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1. When did the U. S. flag add
Its 48th star?
2. . Whose duty Is it to administer
the oath of office to the Presidents
of the U.S.?
3. Is a person taller when lying
down or standing up?
- 4. Which is Europe's longest
river?
5. What is the average life span
of a cat?
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. 1. On July 4, 1912.
2. Chief Justice of the Supreme
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4. The Volga; 2325 miles.
; S. Fifteen years. .
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