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' . .. ... :!iniH!!f!IK!inSi3lll!LHJ,,H!lfiflM i: - (lkllllll.'...l..;iai Vieat mice. mwe on iSraoii)g Etodly ABC 5 Racial Policy Blasted Gotham Sheet Howls; Court Action Slated ; ' NEW YORK. Feb. 20-tTV-The American Bowling congress rule restricting membership to individ uals o' the white male sex result ed today in cancellation of a Maih 17 tournament by the New .York Journal-American. The Journal-American, in a front page story signed by Bill Comm. said it also would take similar action at the end of a wom en's tournament, now underway. If the Women's International Bowling congress continues to ad here to its restrictive by-laws. The ABC faces court action next Monday, date set foe a hear ing on the suit by the New York uu iiunnrT ibiru id nun uie organization from the state on the Sounds of alleged racial dlscrim ation. - Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein has charged the activi ties of the ABC are contrary to the policies of the state. The ABC was advised today by the supreme court Justice Benedict D. Dineen that the hearing would open Mon day. Coram mentioned the attorney general's suit in his column which read in part: "Here is a strange commentary and an unhappy one, on one of America's most popular and wide spread sports. "James Francis Thorpe, known around the world as Jim. the old Sac and Fox Indian warrior of the aridiron. cinder path and baseball diamond and recently voted America's athlete of the half cen tury, couldnt win a recognized title comDetina in it. ."Neither could Jot Louis. Nor Duke Kahanamoku. the human submarine from Honolulu, who in troduced the crawl stroke in swim ming to America, . "Any championship not design ed to produce the true champion Is not and cannot be a true cnam Dionshio." In Chicago, Jan. 23, the ABC countered charges of racial dis crimination by saying It is a pri vate club to which so person has any "inalienable right" to belong. Senators Lose Gene Peterson Pitcher Gene Peterson, the In- and-out righthander from Mc MinnvUle,' will not be with the Salem Senators the coming- sea son, it was announced by Mana ger George Emigh Monday. Pe terson has applied for his volun tary retirement from baseball and Is occupied in a paint business in McMinnville. The former IJnfleld college ace was with Salem two seasons. Wildness proved his greatest ob stacle in attempting to win con sistently for the club. Emigh also announced that Cat cher Buster McMillan, with 'the club for 46 games in 1948, has again been signed, He hit .310 for the Senators during his 1943 ap pearances and did some outfield- ing and pitching besides catch- inr.' He is a Jertnand batter. Mc Millan was out of baseball last season. Pitcher Dick Waible. six-foot, one-inch 200-pounder from Hills boro has also been signed and will report to the Corvalllj camp next month. Emigh has lined up a 10-gram spring training schedule for the club, with Oregon State, Portland U. Pacific, Iinfield and Willam ette, borne of the games will be piayea in waters field. Cardinals Top Stay ton 46-32 Sacred Heart Academy's Card! Hals, the Marion-Polk league has. ketball -crown already wrapped tP. upped their loop record to seven wins and one loss last night as they whipped Stayton's Eagles, 48-32, in their league finale. Jim Colleran paced the SHA's with 12 point. The Cards led1 at the half, 28-7 and had quarter leads of 13-4 and 15-17. - . . The SHA JVs won the prelim. sum (321 Norton ii) Samples (2) Titus ) Morgan (4) 4ohnaon (31 (M) Seree Heart JTi (7) Staudtnger -T (4) Eckar Cm ,. (U) CoUeran G . () Coonay G . (7 Weber Reserve eeorlne: Sacred Heart Daniels 1. Mock 2. C. Coney 1. Hoy S; Star ton . Cox 1, faint S. York Z. Hair time score: Sacred Heart M. SUy ton 7. OttJciaJj; Jotuuoa and WUlUm-aon. v ' ..'., ""T- V w ) .... f - - . ' i ' ' at e C--- Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo ANDHARUMPHJ WHILE TVi AWVtU CAN HAVE THAT PECORATOR DO OYER MY OFHCE-N1LE GREEN WALLS-RET? LEATHER CHAIRS YELLOW COUCH'" SORT OF AIODERN WHJWWHEN I GET BAOCREMlNP ME TO SPRUCE UP THIS OFFCE-IFTHE STAFF CAN WORK PURJM6 ALTERATIONS' THAT OFFICE OF HIS HAS BEEN POME OVER MORE TIMES THAN A .AWE STAR'S PANv A YES,Slr? YES, MR. .BECOME- IS HE OFF TOFLORimOR EUROPE THIS TIME? OR IS HE JUST PLAIN OFF? WE CANT EVEN TAKE TIME TO HAVE 'YEAH -WE'LL HAVE THIS CELL POLLEP UP WHEN THE ST.LOU1S ptVMwie unJ A PENNANT MODERN! IS 60O0? -THIS RACK ROOM LOOKS LIKE IT WAS PEOORATEPB .CARRIE NATION IJero roams while the staff burns "TUanx TO HELEN A.TlNNiN, -1-4-51 ELM COURT; DENVER 11 COLO. Seaircsrfts Face IFoirftlainKdls Locals After Upset Victory Willamette university's Bearcats go to Portland tonight for their return match with the Portland U Pilots quint, an eight o'clock rassle that win find Coach Johnny Lewis outfit after an upset vic tory. The Cats wont be favored to get it by any means not alter the way Mush Torson's vets pounded out an 81-57 nod in the first meeting here last week. But the Northwest conference leaders will nonetheless go all out to spill the talented foe. The game will be the last of the reason on the road for WU. They 0 back into Northwest con ference competition here Friday and Saturday nights with Whit man's Missionaries. Lewis starters tonight will be Ted,.L oder, Doug Logue, Dick Brouwer, Lou Scrivens and Hugh Bellinger. Torson will counter with Ray Foleen, Leo Grosjacques, Jackson Winters, Warren Brown and Fred (Happy) Lee. French Fierht er Eyes Pep Title NEW YORK, Teb. 28 -WVRay Famechon, 25-year-old European featherweight champion, arrived in New York tonight for a March shot at Willie Pep's world 128 pound crown. i Famechon and Pep will clash March 17 at Madison Square gar den, if a few details can be work ed out. Pep's manager, Lou Viscu si, is demanding Femechon post his share of the purse and $20,000 additionally a a guarantee for a return bout in case the champion loses. : The stocky Frenchman said be had won 61 of 83 bouts as a pro fessional. Boxing Figures Handed Tribute NEW YORK, Feb.' 20-(P)-The New York Boxing Managers guild tonight honored Jack Dempsey, Dr. Vincent A. NardieUo and Ed Vanevery at their fourth annual beefsteak dinner. Dempsey received a plaque as winner of the Associated Press mid-century poll in which he was voted the standout fighter of the last SO years. NardieUo, New York state . athletic commission physi cian, was honored for his service to boxing during 1949. particular ly his work in Madison Square Garden bouts. Van Every, veteran boxing writ er. was presented with a plaaue for his service to boxing over a long period. Church Basketball "A" league results last night at Parrish: Nazarene'e 49, Engiewood United Bretheren 19; First Christ ian 48. First Baptist 44; .Free Methodist 41, Christ Lutheran 28; First Methodist 42. Halbert Mem orial 21. "B" league: Calvary Baptist 58, Salvation Army 42; St Mark's 53. First Methodist 29: Lib erty Church of God over Knight Memorial by forfeit. "C league: Calvary Baptist 29, First Metho dist 15. 'Gorgeous9 Suspended (f or Pushing Dempsey CHICAGO, Feb. 2MAP-Gor-geons George, the perfumed wrest ler, today was suspended for 0 days In Illinois because ( Jostling Referee Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight boxing champion, in a February It natch here. The nilnols 8tate Athletic com mission was informed that George ten Dempsey's shirt in aa argv ment during a beat with Don Eagle. The aspenstoa affects a March 1? booking George had here. f , fi- Table of Coastal Tides Tides for Taft. Oregon. February. 1950 (compiled by UA Coast ft Geo detic survey, Portland, for the Ores on Statesman.) Feb. HIGH WATER LOW WATER Tim Ht. . Tim Ht. IS Idl mjn. S.l S7 ajn. 1J 132 p-m. S:1S pjn. S IJIlA 91 1:32 a.m. IT S JS p-m. S. S.4T pja. 1J n . x-m a-m. sj xt .jo. i s 4:17 p 4-S S.-4S pjm. X.4 Fight Card Wednesday AH competitors slated far the 2S-ramd TFW bzis show at the arntory Wednesday night wound np the heavier portions of their training sorties Monday, Matchmaker Tex Salkeld reported. The 10 cloved cladJators will snake wtth a 10-roamd aaaJa event, a stx-renod special and trie ef four-rounder. Salkeld Monday also lined op an opponent for Middleweight s Tlarry naghes ef Eugene in the six-re onder. It will be Blickey ODowd ef Pcaad, a veteran of 25 fights, aooai of them in the aaMdlo west. The main event sends Indian Dick Wolfe, state welter champ, again Al Cliff, bard-hlttlng and ditto-working Portland negro. The top fear-rounder has Dick Collie ef Salem tangling with Bob Schaffer ef Eugene- in the middleweight . class. Welters Jimmy Hnckaby of San Jose gees against BUI Carson ef Portland in an other four, and in the 1:39 opener it win be Lightheavtes Wes Hanson ef Portland against Gordon Nordstrom of Vancouver. Both Wolfe and Cliff will weigh slightly less than 158 pounds for their mainer. The card will be first of the year for the armory ring by the pros, aa two ethers since Jan. 1 were canceled because of bad weather conditions. 'Cross' Enters NCAATourney NEW YORK, Feb. 20 Holy Cross all-conquering basketball team today became the first quin tet in the nation to enter a major post-season tournament when it accepted an invitation to the Na tional Collegiate Athletic associa tion tourney in New York. Winners of 22 straight, the Crusaders were named to repre sent district No. 1. The announce ment was made by Bay Oosting, Trinity college athletic director who is chairman of the district selection committee. The tournament's eastern play offs will be held at Madison Square Garden on March 22 and 25. The western playoffs- will be held on the same dates at Kansas City. On March 28, the eastern and west ern winners will meet in New York for the title. Big Evening for This Cager; He Totals 110 NEWPORT, R. L, Feb. 20-UFV Dave Lima, it, a freshman at Rog ers high school, scored 110 points in a basketball game today. - Dave totaled 54 baskets and two free throws in a city-sponsored league game. His team, the Com munity Center Boys club, defeat ed John Clarke junior high, 116-68. TURNER CHURCHMEN WIN- TURNER The Turner Church of Christ hoop teams walloped the Jefferson Christian churchmen. 42-18 Saturday. R. Meshelle led the victors with 17 points. Jefferwn (IS) (42) Tnrner Stewart 3 , a- Standley R.Hlcgln ) T (7) Davenport Ricks (0 C (IT) RXesheUo Morse (0) G Weigart Lore (0) , O, ) CJdeshiro Reserves scortnc: Jefferson MUler () J. Higglns Turner Squires 4) Balfume score: Turner 17, Jetferson T Look and Learn By A, C Garden . 1. What great river of the world has no tributary for 2,000 miles? 2.. What four members of the lily family are commonly used for food? 3. To what does "Old Lady of Threadneedle Street" refer? 4. What is fiduciary relation ship? 5. Which is the most perfectly tuned wind instrument? ANSWERS 1. The Nile. ' 2. Onions, garlic, shallots, and chives. 2. The Bank of England. 4. One of trust or trustee-ship. 5. The flute. Makeup Tilts Left on Slate . All Is over in the Willamette valley basketball derby so far as the 1950 championship Is concern ed. But a few makeup games re main on the menu. Both Dallas and Molalla, battling for a sec ond place finish, are to be invol ved in them. ML Angel clinched the pennant with a Saturday night win over Sandy and wound up with a 14-2 record for the lea gue campaign. Discounting games that might have been played Monday night, here is the makeup game sched ule in the circuit, with the won lost standings for each team in parenthesis: Woodburn (4-9) with single game left against Sandy. Silverton (5-8) with one to go against Estacada. Dallas (9-3) with two left against Molalla and Estacada. Sandy (2-9) with games to go against Molalla, Canbyand Woodburn. Estacada (8-4) with tilts to go against Silverton and Dallas. Canby (1-12) with a lon er left with Sandy. Molalla (9-3) with two to go against Sandy and Dallas. WHITS TOP EOCE ATHENA, Ore, Feb. 20-(ff)-The Whitman college basketball team won its first non-conference game of the season here tonight, beat ing Eastern Oregon College of Education, 78-62. The teams met on neutral ground to dedicate Mc Ewen high's gym at Athena be fore 1,000 persons. 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