Goldies'Mrk
Teams' Target
In City Pin Tourney
Play Resumes Tonight
With the leading 2883. rolled
tip by Goldies of Silverton in ini
tial action last week as their tar
get, twenty-four teams will fire
tonight aa the City Bowline tour
ney resumes on the University
lanes. ''-. ' - r - .
The hot "Goldies. club also leads
the scratch scores with 2501
' score. . .
Teams slated to fire at 7 o'clock
tonight: State Highway, j lions
Club No. 2, Knights of Pythias,
; McKay Chevrolet, Valley Farm,
' Cupboard Cafe, Valdez Meat Co,
CUne's Coffee Shop, Industrial
Accident No. 2, Interstate Tractor
and Woodry Furniture. I Teams
rolling at 9 o'clock: Highland
Market, Good Housekeeping,
Ringland Pet Shop, Lutz Florists,
Stratton Plumbing, Thrift-Way
Cleaners, Nobles Tavern, Univer
sal Pump Co, Trailways Cafe and
Salem lighting and Appliance.
Singles and doubles action will
resume Sunday. Bill Reed leads
the singles thus far with a 022,
including handicap. . Ed Pearl's
tS3 is high scratch score. Doubles
r leaders to date are Bob Knuth
and Jim Purdy with 1207J. Mc-
i Calllster and George LeTourneaux
are tandem scratch pacers with
1019. All-Events leader is Knuth
with 1751, Including handicap.
Scratch leader is Ed Krejd with
1577.
': The meet winds up with a final
two days of action next weekend.
Greys Capture
Junior Lead
Hank Landis Parrish Greys
took over undisputed possession of
first place In the Junior high
school hoop race last night as they
edged out a 24-23 victory over the
Leslie Blues. The two clubs had
been knotted for the top spot up
to the clash. The Parrish Cards
held onto third place as they
dumped the Leslie Golds,, 38-29.
anrl th ParHeh Pfnnra -ua1Vs?j
ff with a close 40-35 win over
West Salem's Giants. v '
The Greys-Blues mix was close
throughout with the Bines hold-
as. J) A aa - a, aL ' e M
iv- eaga ai we nau. uhick
Puhlman made a game effort to
pull the Blues through as he tos
sed in 17 points. Darwin Hiebert
led the Greys with 11. .
laet (23)
C Flihimatt (17) F
Hunt 121 F
(14) Greys
(S) Bo yeas
t) Bark
(9) Johnson
Meyers 44)
Oilman (01
(4) J mat
411 Hiebert
Hamime
Blues ltt. Creva a.
Officials: Pointer and Nelson.
trs (4S)
(35) W. Salens
"Harra (It)
, (0) McCormlck
Force (11)
Caipmar (t)
Couelul
(4) Xlesner
:,. (i iutywr
(I) Curtis
(111 CIhimiu
Brown csi
Haltime score: West SaWi 17. Par.
fish IS. Officiate: PameJl end Blazlc.
rmrriak Care (53) (2f) Leslie Golds
Williamson (S) r (0) Heleeson
Osborn (S r (3) R. Puhlman
Bishop (14) , r (6) Clark
Joy (SI i G (20) Jack Cobb
Cummlnt (3) G 0) Springer
Halftone aeore: Cards 23. Golds 12.
Officials: Warren and Wickert. ,
Linfield Hurls
Coyote Hopes
McMINNVTLLE, Feb. 24 -(JP)
' Tail-end linfield seriously dam
sged the College of Idaho's title
Topes in the Northwest conference
tonight with an upset, 58-50 vic
tory. The teams meet again to
morrow night.
Cellert ! Isaac (M) (Jl) Unfiela
Keys (4) . (9) Blakeslee
, Adamson (7) F 46) ADrahamson
I-ee U - , .C (12) McKee
N. Larson (2) G (S) Hammond
Neville (4) 0. (3) B. Anderson
; Suos: College of Idaho B. Bever S,
Dunn 4. Hawk X Baker J. Lonerfan 7.
r K. Bever 1. linfield Johnson 2.
Gassaway 1. Atkinson 9. Aisle ben 4,
Sehiewe 2. -
Jurans Grab Five Matches
Vh TJilataeini I?ocEie4
'Six' Crovmi AgaSmi
Hank Juran's Salem ' high
wrestling team grabbed its second
straight Big Six league crown last
night via tire winning perform
ances in the tourney finals grap
pled off on the local mats. Five
Viks captured titles and Spring
field's Millers came in second
with four togas. Albany, . only
other school participating, took
three titles. ,'
Vic Schweitz, defending champ
In the 145-pound division, retain
ed his crown as he dedsioned
Jack Hodges of Albany. Other
vik champions: Orson Cooley, 96
pounds; Jack Jublshta, 128
pounds; Herb Stepper, 155 pounds;
Frank Yeilen, 165 pounds. Spring-
ueid winners were Gary Mc-
Downhill, Slalom Today
Cougar Skier Wins Hood Event
GOVERNMENT CAMP, Ore,
Feb. ti -4?)- A slim, long-legged
akier from Washington SUte col
lege captured the first event ta
the national four-event combin
ed ski championship today. Ski
Ins; ever a slow, sloppy eearse,
with a wet snow falling-. Alias
F. Fisher covered the H-mile
cross -country race In 46 minutes
and 40 seconds.-
He came in 36 seconds ahead
ef a similarly named compU
tor: Alan Fischer. Portland, en
tered wider the Son Valley Ski
club banner. -
' The lone forelrn entrant came
la third: Karl JdartHsch. of the
Gervais Cougars: Marion County B Champs
U
These Get-rals hlh Conrars hold the Marina Cewnty B learae ear title for 195 after defeating- Mm
City la the playoffs. The team will now enter district play at Manmoath. A title there will tend the
Cougars to the state B tourney. The team (front, 1-r): Doug Hall, Jim Toeley, Earl Belleqne. Jim
Shumaker and LeSey Dana. Back: Terry Mahoaey, E, McCoUom, Fanl Uartin, Jonier Howe, John
MeCall and oaxh Ordle Hoye.
emidl ooni Wis
l?Ju(Q)in)inn(Q)aati:lhs
PoUcBMeet
MONMOUTH, Feb. 24 -(Special)
Monmouth's Wolverines and
Perrydale nailed wins in the Polk
County B league tourney tonight
and set the stage for the final day
of action tomorrow to be climax
ed by the title game tomorrow
night.
Monmouth stayed in the run
ning for the crown by. eliminating
Valsetz 53-39, with Frank Rosen
stock's 15 points providing the big
spark and Perrydale remained
unbeaten in meet action by stop
ping Falls City. 38-30. Tails City
upset Monmouth in the first
round.
Monmouth and Falls City will
clash on the OCE floor at 10
o'clock Saturday morning in the
semis with the winner meeting
Perrydale Saturday night at 8
o'clock for the crown.
Perrydale M) (M) ran City
nonpin ) i , .. r ,. ,.. ii roe
Maelntoch (2)
(S) Bowman
. (14) Nairn
. (1) Cooper
Hiebenthal (I) C
Edicer O
Beaver (I) : O
(2) Brown
St rvse scorinc: Perrydale Power
11: Falls Oty Ware 1. Williams 2.
HaJfUme aeore: Perrydale 18. Palls Oty
13. OtfidaH: Howell and Mason.
Vstoets (3S)
Isaacsoaf (10)
(U)
(5) Loch
Purdy (S)
(4) Thomneon
Haa fi4
Huchee (2)
(IS) Bosenstoek
- (11) Lytle
Kin (2)
G
(I) B
Reserves scorinc: Valsets Babta 5:
Monmouth Bocers 1. Lawrenee 2.
Peosttea a. Brostron 4. TarUow 2. Half -time
score: Monmouth 24. Valsets IS.
Officials: Howell and Maaon.
DALLAS YICTOE e
DALLAS, Feb. 24 (Special)
Dallas Dragons wound up their
Willamette Valley league campaign
tonight as they topped Estacadia's
Rangers. 44-23, in a makeup tilt.
It left Dallas in third place with
a final mark of 10 wins and four
losses. The Dragons led at. the helf.
19-12. Prelim went to the Dallas
Bees, 57-31. "
Estacada (23) (44) Dallas
Nicholson (3) P (11) TOift
BaUou (0) . P (12) Bon Fischer
Kifgens (3) t (0) Olson
Ball (4) . ; C . (11) Cook
ju mcKey si .. rar.,- , (7)
Reserves acorlne: Dallas Janscn
3: Zstacada Bob Reed S. Halftime
score: Dallas IS, Eatacada 12. Officials:
Sheldon and SaJbrtronv
Grady. 104 pounds; Del Matthews,
113; Boyd Broughcr, 134; Jim
Brougher,' 139. Albany victors
were Gary McLain, 121; John
Huffman, 173; Jim Doerfler,
heavyweight.
The Viks' next action is the
district meet at Albany next week.
Final results: f
SS pounds Cooley (Sal) pinned
Dryden (A). 104 McGrady (Sp) dec.
Grate (Al. 113 Matthews (Sp) pin
ned South wick (A). 121 McLain (A)
dec. Hutchinson (S). 128 Kubishta
(Sal) pinned Knupp (Sal). 134 B.
Brougher (Sp) dec. Logan (Sal), 139
J. Brougher (Sp) dec Schirmsn (Sal).
145 SchweiU (Sal) dec. Hodges (A).
155 -. Stepper (Sal) pinned Harvey
(Sp). 163 Yeilen (Sal) dec. Lay (A).
173 --Huffman (A) dec. Peterson
(Sal). Heavy Doerfler (A) dec. Pat
rick (Sat). :
Faakersee ski club, Austria, with
47 minutes and 24 seconds.
4 The race was delayed two
haws because of the wet weath
er. The coarse; riginally plan
ned far 11 miles, was eat t Vi
mile, starting at Government
Camp and winding aroand Mal
terpor mauntain.
The downhill races wttl be run
tomorrow morning, with slalom
races In the afternoon, and ski
Jumping Sunday. The winner of
, each event gat 100 points to
ward the combined champion
ship, with other contestants re
eeiving a percentage based on the
relationship of their time to win-
. nlng times.
Ends Tonight
"ti-. 17
... ,SJ.-5.sji SW''!'
Baxkeltall Scores
HIGH SCHOOL
Bend S3. Salem S '
Sacred Heart S2. Concordia
(Port-
land ) SO .
Dallas 44. Estacada 33
Sandy 4a, Molalla V
Monmonth 53. ValseU 30 (Polk coun
ty B' tournament)
s-erryaaie as. aiia city as - irtii
county "B" tournament)
Bay Oty 33. Salem Academy 27
Toledo 24. Newport 27
West Linn 61. Grcsham 41
Cottase Grove 31. Springfield 2S
Astoria 38. TUiamook 23
Gaston 41. Dayton 23
Seaside 42. Parkrose 31
Sweet Home 40. Lebanon 3fl
Vniversity (Eugene) 62. Oakrid(e 43
Knappa-Svenson S3, Nehalem 34
Jefferson 73. Grant 3S (Portland)
Washington 34. Benson 33 (Portland)
Rainier SI. St. Helens 4
Central Catholic (Portland) 4S. 1411-
waukie 47
Hermtston S3, Madras 4
Pendleton 38. LaGrande 34
Klamath Palls M. Ashland 43
Banks 3d, JiiUsbore 34 ,. , t
Tigard 4S, Forest Grove 44
Reaverton 46. Sherwood 34 :
COtXEGS "
Willamette T4. Whitman SI
Oregon State SI. Oregon 42 i
Idaho 31, Washington 46
Pacific SO. Lewis and Clark 4S '
Linfield SS. College of Idaho; 36
SeatUe Pacific 71. OCX 66 (two over
times) -
Or iron Tech 69. Lassen JC 34
Arkansas AU1 S9. Arkansas College
as - l
Tulane 77. Loutolana SUte 71
Utah S3, Colorado A4M 33 ?
Denver M. Wyoming S3
Seattle U 60, Portland V S3
Waahinaton (St. Louis) 61. Valna
raise 4A
San Dieeo State 56. Santa Barber
College 56
Kent SUte 64, BsJdwtn-waiiace 61
Mama 66. New Hampshire 43 .
Murray 15. atoorehead 66
Washington and Lee 66. Virginia 62
uixa ea. California
Nevada 56. St. MarVs S3
San Jose State 34, CoUefa of Paetfle
Stanford 60, USC 37
CITlVniSITT CLASSIC LKAGUX
Slngland Pet Shop (2) L. Braden
462. Scott 461. Busch 90S, Pease 406.
K Clark 536. Stratton Plumbing (2)
Stratton 501. Olney 4S4, Pearl 493.
Haueen 510.
Universasr Pump (1) Stettler 495.
Gardner 473. Owen 516. W. Valde 561,
B. Valdesi 492. Lutz Florist (2) Kite
miDer 556; Vpston 503. Comstock 50L
Riches 480.
Trailways (t) Ertsgaard 113. Curtis
436. Cross 490. McNaU 473. Relnhard
53X Salem Hardware (2) Theda 460.
Garrison 403. Lemon 447, West 313.
Pare 526.
Thrtftway Cleaners (1) Creasy . 333.
Parley 541. Schults 461. Hart 452. De
laney 51 J. Nobles Tavern (3) Nagley
541. Butte, SIS, Janetskl 477, Lorens
505. McMiillen 471.
Salem Lifhtine- Sc AoDllance (3)
Doerfler 470, Erlckson 471. Bolton 535,
DeBov 508. Meier 579. Highland Mar
ket (3) Owens 485. Mabry 572. Causey
5S8. Johnson 534. Undser sos.
Good Housekeeping (4) Simons 444.
Jones 467. Gustaison wz. irons ,
Olnev. sr. 538. Mayflower Milk (6)
Myrea 456. Bob Straw 486, Bud Straw
505. Olson 430. Harrison aas.
HIrti individual came. Merer 330,
High Individual series. Gustafson 592.
High team aeries, Highland Mar
ket 264.
CAPITOL SCATCH
Bustck's Market (1) Jim Ross 532.
Stan Braden 537. Dick Phipps 503,
CapiUl Bedding (2) Hugh WUkerson
yon 543. Walt Larsen 610.
Woodrv Furniture (2) Sauee Kit
chen 632. OUie Olincer 545. Dean Are-
hart 560. ; Rex Adolph 52. Wynkoop-
Blair m Boh Davis 379. Milt Hart
well 522. Millard Pekar 500. Tony
Bieler 507.
Friesen Furniture (1) George WU
ton 438. Al Siewert 396. Elmer Lake
429. Pinky Hart well 663. Siewert Const.
(2) Virg Gregory 469. Vaughn Gard
ner 552. Ev. Clark 503. Chet Boyce 513.
High team aeries, 2189, Woodry Fur
niture.
High team game. 759, Woodry Fur
High nd. game. 844. Pinky Hartweu.
Hlglt Ind. aeries, 563. Pinky Hart-
wefl.
(CAPITOL AIXCTS)
atSRCAMTILB
Capital AHers (3) Chenington 489.
Wacken 466. Hk-kman 470. Siddoway
385. Overhoits 476. Hogg Bros, No.
(1) Bachle 338. BUtyce 412. CUus 3
r.m 1M WMtnh.1 61 S
Oregoniaa (3) Davis 474. Gardner
480. BuckhoK 403. Boyd 473. Baldwin
454. Railway Kxpresa (J) Ettner 160.
Gray 120. Maness no. una aia, u
Ml 148.
Cfaappelles (0) Wlckker 587. Hoyt
349. Morris 434. Chappelle 471. Jory
474. Ralom Iron wks. tit Lohrman
51 T. Cordier 493. Hartman 42L Kolsky
sal. Oberman aoa.
Pink Elephant (3) , HUrd 423. Smith
443. Kntaht 49S. Prudentc 497. De-
Laney 542. Hogg Bros. No. 1 (0) Carter
462. Coe 503, Surgeon 344. Luke 459,
Nuxa 414.
High team game. 960. Salem Iron Wks
High team series 2800 Salem Iron
woras.
High Ind. series 585. Oberman.
High Ind. game 221 Oberman.
Whales "hold their breath'
when submerged, often for fifty
minutes or .more, according to the
Encyclopedia Americana. Like
any other mammal, a whale can
drown if water enters the lungs.
9 Win
1st Loop Loss
For SHS Club
BEND. Feb. 24-(Special)-A tre
mendous second-half rally by Sal
em high's Big Six Champion Vik
ings was futile tonight as the sec
ond-place Bend Lava Bears broke
loose from a 37-57 tie in the last
40 seconds to hand the Viks a 63
59 loss the SHS crew's first of
the league campaign after nine
straight triumphs. The tilt ended
Salem's regular season. They'll
fire in the District II tourney at
Salem next week.
Coach Harold Hauk's lads were
behind all the, way as they took
tneir linn aeieat in Z4 starts
They were down at the first quar
ter stop, 19-10, trailed at the in
termission, 34-25 and were on hte
short end of a 50-37 count at the
end of the third chapter. ,
The feature of the tilt was the
Salems' f o u r t h-quarter surge
which melted away the 13 -point
advantage ine iava xears enjoyea
at the end of the third heat, Dur
ing the next torrid eight minutes
j x al v r
which almost but not cnute won
the ball game for the Viks, Doug
Kogers, Jim Rock, Daryl Girod.
Deb Davis and Larry Walling
played sterling roles. Rock, in the
space of two minutes, tossed in
seven points to provide the main
impetus. With the count 57-51,
Reserve Larry Walling hit a close-
in bucket and Sub Deb Davis hit
true with a 30-foot howitzer to
bring it up to 57-55. Rogers than
sank a pair of gifters to knot at
57-57.
However. Bend Forward Jack
Carroll canned an eight-footer to
put the home club up 59-57 and
Ted Michelson then holed out
brace of charity tosses to give the
Bears all the lead they needed.
Bob Hawes was the hot man for
Bend with 23 points off nine bas
kets and five free. For Salem
Rogers easily took scoring honors
on his 17 markers. He hit five buc
kets and seven straight charity
snots without a miss. Rock collect
ed 13 points.
Salem's JVs did not see action
tonight
Salens (39) f63 Bend
f g ft pf tp fg ft pf tp
RockJ 5 3 SlS CarroILf 3 9 3 4
Kogersj 5 1 2 17! HalUgan.f S 9 9
GUson.c 9 9 0 0 Robtnsn,e 4 T 313
Chmrmg 2 4 3 Si Hawes 9 3 23
Girodjl S 9 SlOiChrstsn 3 1.5 T
Walling.e SIS Krlbs f 9 9 9 9
Davis 10 1 2'Stndifer 9 9 9 9
bioan ill i Mirnisn s 4 e 9
norton.g e v a uj
Totals 21171959 Totals 23 1730 63
Free throws missed: Bend 4. Salem
13. Halftime aeore: Bend 34. Salem 25.
Officials: Thomson and Abrams.
Wolves Defeated
In Two Overtimes
SEATTLE, Feb. 24 -UP)- Forced
Into two overtime periods, Seattle
Pacific college splurged for 13
points to break a deadlock and
defeat the Oregon College of Edu
cation basketball team tonight.
77-es. They play again tomorrow
night.
OREGON COR
Smith (15)
Heibert (IS)
Pitcher (S)
S. BushneU (4)
Pes. .SKATTLR PAC
P
(11)
Mikkelson
r
c
G
(6) Macee
(16) Cochrane
416) Hosklns
B. BushneU (6)
C
(11) Dohner
Oregon nubs Shults a. Staudinaer
1. Moorebeed 2. Humble S. Hoean 4.
Pinyon 4. Seattle subs Jurgens 13,
ungren 4. atoot l.
Halftime score: Seattle Pac. 24. Ore
gon u ai.
Badgers Tumble
Pioneers 50-45
FOREST GROVE. Feb. 24 -U?h
Pacific university crept closer to
third place in the Northwest con
ference tonight by downing Lewis
ana ciarx college, so-45.
LEWIS aV CLARK (45) (56) PACIFIC
Henry " 13 Morgan
Reid 12 F T ttaniszewsU
PoUard 18 C 14 Rooney
Downey t G 11 Moran
Wilson 7 G -S McDonneU
Subs: Lewis and Clark Mills L
Incone Tax Delnrns
Made Out By
Consul tan t
A I7e Ccbarn .
U7I Market
Ph. 26565
1)
Willamette Bounces
Another Game
Set Tonight
Loder Scores 15 to
Boost Total to 300
Willamette tightened its grip on
first place in Northwest confer
ence basketball standings by turn
ing back Whitman 74-61 on the
Bearcat court Friday night The
two teams clash again in an 8
o'clocker tonight. ;
For the first ten minutes It
looked as If a nip and tuck battle
KOKTHWXST CONFXUDTCK
WLPrt. WLPct.
Willamette S S.7271Paelna 7 7JO0
C-Idaho 7 I J83 Whitman I S Mi
L ar Clark T S 8381 linfield 4 SJ0S
Fridays results:
At Willamette 7. Whitman tl: at
linfield to. Couege of Idaho 10; at
pacific so. Lwns ana iarx a.
Toniirht's schedule:
At Willamette. Whitman: at lin
field. College of Idaho; at Lewis and
Clark. Pacific
was in store zor tne meaiocre
crowd. The lead changed hands
several times before the visitors
were on top 18-15 at the ten
minute mark.
Chuck Robinson, Doug Logue
and Ted Loder rammed in three
quick baskets for Willamette to
rive the Bearcats a Zl-lS lead.
Ed Mitchell's free throw and field
goal for Whitman closed the gap
to 21-19.
Then the Bearcats broke loose
with the rally that proved to be
the big turning point in the game.
Willamette scored six two-point
ers while the Missionary side of
the scoreboard remained idle. That
gave the 'Cats a 33-19 lead. Whit
man never came close after that
At halftime it was 43-28, and
surge at the outset of the sec
ond half boosted the Bearcat mar
gin to 51-28. Whitman bounced
back with its only rally of the
game, whipping in 9 straight points
to narrow the gap to 51-37.
But that was as close as the
visitors got. From there on out,
it was an all-Bearcat show.
Loder's 15 points paced the
Willamette scoring column and
boosted the season total to exact
ly 300 points in 22 games for the
big sophomore from Mllwaukie.
Packy Packo, a Whitman sub
stitute, also scored 15 in pacing
the Whitman side of the ledger.
Waitaaaa (Si)
(11) Willamette
is ft Df t
fgftpf tp
Creen 3 3 1 9! Loder 1
t 1 415
Andrson 3 2 1 121 RobnsonJ 4 I 411
Mitchells 1 1 2 31 Loguex 4 1 S 9
WaU Mil Scrtvens 3147
Inglehrtj 3 9 3 91 Belllngrjr 3 2 1 3
Packoi 4 T SlSiBrouwer 3 1 1 11
Bo yes J 9 S 1 2! MontagJ 1 II I
Rights 19 9 liredgci 12 14
Meyers 1 I Ml
ManleJ 9 9 1
Adams 9 6 6 0
Ambrose 9 9 9 9
Nlce.e 9 9 2 9
NordhUU 2 9 14
Osuna 9 9 9 9
CirodJi 9 9 9 9
Bryant 9 111
Totals 221723 91 Totals 391437 74
Pre throws missed: Whitman 13.
Willamette 16. Halftime score: Wil
lamette 43. Whitman 28. Officials:
Chuck Quirk and Less Chase.
Linksters Led
ByMiddlecoff
HOUSTON. Feb. 24 -V Cary
Mlddlecoff took six strokes off
par in his last 10 holes today to
take the halfway lead in the $10,
000 Houston open with a 71-68
137.
"It was one of my best days
in goll, the national open c ham
Dion said as he saw his 34-32 68
send him two strokes In front of
Ed Furgol, Royal Oak, Mich the
first round leader. Furgol was in
trouble all day on the 6,725-yard,
par-72 Braeburn Country dub
course. He placed a one-over 73
beside yesterday's 66 for a 36
hole 139.
Cardinals Edge
Concordia, 52-50
PORTLAND, Feb. 24 (Special)
Sacred Heart of Salem nosed out
Concordia Academy of Portland
52-50 on the Hill Military academy
basketball floor tonight.
Concordia (56) (52) Sacred Heart
Batterman 4) T (7) Staudinger
Brunette (11) JT 414) Ecker
Mietzner (10) .C , -,.. (3) Colleran
Hein (4) , G 9) Cooney
Heins (14) G 413) Weber
Reserves: Concordia Strerserg 1:
Sacred Heart Weger 3. HalfUme
Sacred Heart 31. Concordia 30.
Modern machines can make 550
nails a minute.
i . i i t tin
1
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fcl II ftfMr.aaaaa'stl"s9ss
6 The) StcrtesmcaL Salem; Orecon, Scftnrdcry February 25, 1950
$100,000 Stadium Gets Go-Ahead
'SO Cafts to Cavort-
. t . .
Dun Mew ritfl Areima
(Story also on page one)
Willamette university's 1950 football team will play Its borne
games in a $100,000 stadium to be constructed this summer on the
Bush field site. The Willamette board of trustees authorized con
struction of the project at a meeting in Portland Friday and voted to
Heavy Title
Battle Off
BUFFALO. N. Feb. t4-(7P)-
Exzard Charles, the NBA
heavyweight champion,' palled
p tonight with an injured side
and his title go with Freddie
Beshore Tuesday night was
postponed.
Jake Mints. Charles' man
ager, declared that Es weald
be unable to right for at least
a month. , He added:
-We will re through with
this flrht before we fight for
anyone else, bat I can't send
him la with ene hand."
Ralph Gold. Beshores man
ager, immediately took a dim
view of the whole affair, lie
declared: "In my opinion, he
(Charles) didnt think he was
in good enough shape for my
boy."
Roach Death
'Accidental'
NEW YORK. Feb. 24 -WV The
death of handsome, young Lavern
Roach, boxing's first fatality of
1950. was listed as "accidental
today by the city's chief medical
examiner. An autopsy was per
formed by Dr. Thomas A. Gon
zales who said that the 24-year
old Texan died from a "subdural
hemorrhage and ruptured plal
emissary vein" in the brain.
The death was recorded as
accidental during a professional
boxing match."
Roach died yesterday following
his knockout loss to Georgia Small
of Brooklyn In the tenth and last
round of a feature bout at the
small SL Nicholas arena in mid'
town.
The state athletic commission,
with Chairman Eddie Eagan pre
siding, held an open hearing and
listened to 10 witnesses. From
there the witnesses journeyed to
the district attorney's office where
the city agency was conducting
its own investigation.
SANDY NOSES MOLAIXA
MOLALLA, Feb. 24 - (Special )
Sandy outlasted Molalla in a Wil
lamette Valley league game here
tonight to post a narrow 45-43
victory. Molalla had led at half
time 25-18. The Molalla HBf
squad won the preliminary game
over the Sandy junior varsity,
48-32.
Sandy (45)
Barlow (6) T.
Prederickson (14) P.
Rannow 49) C-
Cawvey (5) G-
Cansler (9) G.
(43) MoUna
(4) rishe
(13) Hurton
(3) Ideismith
(6) Owens
(12 Jensen
Reserves: Sandy Lekberg 2: Mo
lalla Allison. Halftime score: Mo
lalla 23. Sandy 13. Officials: Kidd and
Mucha.
Dnck Piss
Commercial league No. 2 re
sults last night at B and B Bowl
ing courts: Oregon Telephone
Union 3, Ramages Bottlers 1;
State Tire Co. 3, Unique Cleaners
l; Dr. Pepper Bottlers 4, Bone
Steele's 0; Dr. Pepper's 2058 was
high team series, SUte Tire got a
708 for top team game and Mar
vin Harksen's 501 and 186 were
best individually.
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Whitman,
name tne future home of Bearcat
gridiron forces the Charles . 11c-
Culloch stadium. McCulloch, a
Portland attorney, is chairman of
the university board of trustees
and principal donor of funds for
the project.
Plans call for from 3000 to 4000
seats in the stadium as the first
step, with the possibility of an
other unit being added in the
future. The structure will be of
either concrete or steel and will
be fully roofed.
The field upon which the sta
dium will sit has already been
seeded for turf by the university.
Construction of McCulloch Sta
dium means that historic Sweet-
land field, site of Bearcat football
games since the long-ago-day
when the grid sport was first in
troduced at the Methodist school,
nas seen its last college game. The
'cats win continue .to use it as a
practice field, however.
Vandals Kill
Husky Chances
MOSCOW. Idaho. Feb. U-(X-
Lowly Idaho snuffed out Washing
ton's last chance of winning the
northern division coast conference
basketball title tonight with a
thumping 57 to 40 victory over the
iiusjcies.
Idaho trailed 20 to 23 at the
half but midlay in the second half
the Vandals beean to connect on
long shots over the Huskies cone
defense and ran away with the
ban game.
fXft (46) Washington
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Reed 1 9 4 2!Henson.f 11 4 41
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auiiard 9 0 2 iXEckman 9 11
Irons J 9 9 9 01 Thmasnj 3 9 1
Wheeler 7 2 HSIArnasoni 12 2
Barker x 9 9 1 OlParthmr 9 11
Stalwth.c 2 12 5 Enochs ,c 3 13 7
Jenkins 2 13 5( Sorianos 4 13
&eiler.g 3 9 3 6!Guisnesx 2 12 1
Meadg 2 14 SUeffrson 9 9.1
Whitcg 2 9 Jl 4iMetzger4 9 0 10
Totals 24 "i 24 57 Totals 15 1023 40
Halftime score: Washington 23, Iha
ho 20.
Free throws missed: Idaho Prit
chert 4. Reed. Wheeler 2. Jenkins 1
Geisler. Barker 2. Millard 2. Irons.
Washington Henson 4 Enochs 3. Gus-
Iness 3. A mason 2, Jefferson 2, Parth-
emer 2, xckman.
Officials: George Derr and Al Light
ner.
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CORVALLIS. Ore.. Feb. 24-(jPU
Oregon SUte edged closer to the
leading Washington State team in
the cost conference Northern Di-
ision basketball race tonight by -defeating
Oregon, 51-42.
The result brought Oregon Stats)
with 1ft games of the leaders. The)
margin could be cut to a single
game tomorrow nignt when Ore
NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS
WLPct. WLPct.
WSC 10 4 .7141 Idaho 3 SJKtl
OSC . 3 J15 Oregon 1 10 MX
Waahlngtn 9 T.462I
Friday results: Oregon II, Orecoa
42: Idaho 11. Washington 40.
Saturday games: Oreeon State at
Oregon: Washington at Idaho.
gon State meets Oregon at Eugena.
Oregon, however, dropped into the
cellar tonight, and will be fighting
to pull out tomorrow. i
The biggest hoop crowd In Ore
gon State history, 10,251, jammed
the new Gill coliseum to see the
Staters keep their title hopes
alive.
Oregon broke out in front In the
early minutes, and the teams bat
tled on even terms through most
of the first period. But with the
count deadlocked at 19-all, Bob
Payne, Oregon State forward, fin
ally put his team ahead to stay.
First he dunked a free throw, then
sank a field goal, and the Staters
moved on. to a 27-zo margin at
halftime. .
Oregon cut that to three points
at the start of the second period,
27-24, but Oregon State was not
to be denied. Guard Tom Holman
led the next rally, which put the
winners safely ten points in front.
They never slipped to less than
an eight-point lead thereafter, and .
once coasted on a 13-point advan
tage. vrui urDan, uregon iorwara
who fouled out late in the game,
led scoring with 13 points. Hol
man had 10 for the winners.
Oregon (42)
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Urban. 6 3 SUiPayneJ 1,111
Warbrg 2 3 4 Tj Storey 11 4 S
Amachrx 9 9 2 OlKinneyx 1 3 S 9
Krauscg 2 2 9 6 Holman J 3 4 319
Keller 3 2 1-IOrrj 19 3 3
Sowers 1 9 3 3,Harpe.g 3 1 17
Lavey 9 12 1 Padgett 3 3 3 9
Streeterx 9 3 3 2lrieming.e 6 6 9 9
Hunt l l l l Balntynjr I a s S
Vranizn.c 9 2 9 3 Rinaraon 9 111
RamUtn 9 9 1 0! Snyder 9 9 9 9
Neeley 9 9 2 OINau 9 9 2 9
Totals 13 IS 29 42 Totals 171736 81
Halftime score: Oregon State 27. Or
egon 30.
Free throws missed: Oregon ur
ban 4. Warberg 3. Amacher. Keller 2.
Vranisan a, Meeiey. Oregon State
Payne. Storey 4. Kinney 2. Holman 2.
Padgett, Ballantjme 3, tUnearaon, Nau
Bay City Quint
Beats Crusaders
Hoopsters from Bay City high
school downed Salem Academy's
quint, 35-27, on the West Salem
floor Friday.. The victors led at
the half, 13-8. The SBA JVs won
the prelim mix, 26-18. i
Bay City (33 (27) Sales Academy
McKay (3) (7) Zeller!
Vanover (16) F it) Doerksen
Anderson (SI C 171 Mikkelaosi
Williams (4) ioi jonnson,
Witt (0) C (0) rriesea
Reserves scoring: Bay City Hear
ing 4: Salem Academy DeLapp 2, B.
Johnson 2. Pfau 1. HalfUme score: Bay!
City 13. Academy 8. Officials: King"
and Johnson. '
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