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(Continued from cage 10)
The Salt Lake City (Murray
Buick) color bearer, manned by
former Utah university rare ex
perts, ran up a 92-55 triumph
againtt Elizabeth. N. J. (St. Adal
bert) Leon Watson rattled off 25
tallies for the winners.
The second fame was a better
contest for non-rjartisan spectators
to watch. Seattle (AlDine Dairy)
outscoring Laramie, Wyo. (Kuster
Hotel). 52 to 41. Laramie bad the
top scorer with. Bob Hatd's 14
while Bob Gaston hit 12 for Seat
tle. Scoring again hit a jet-nropelled
tempo in the third contest in which
Los Angeles (Clifton) crushed a
scrappy Arkansas State Teachers
college team from Conway 83 to
.53:.,
Allen - Bradley of Milwaukee,
another seeded entry, had a close
call ; before defeating Nebraska
Wesleyan, 62-55. The Nebrakans
led 32-30 at intermission, and Mil
waukee didn't get the lead until
seven minutes before the final
whistle when Bob Davis field goal
put it in front, 43-42.
San Francisco's Stewart Chev
rolets romped over Gordon Stores
of Alamosa, Colo 50-23. The low
scoring half ended 12-5 for San
Francisco when Alamosa tried to
pull its defense out by stalling in
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Stayton Card
STAYTON, Mar. 21 -(Special)
It will be a five-man battle royal
as the main feature of Friday
Bight's Stayton Beau Festival
sponsored wrestling show at the
Civic building, starting at 830
'clock. Two regular matches will
precede the royaL All bouts fea
ture grappling talent of this area.
Bulldog Jackson himself ap-
Ksars in the opener, with Swede
elson. big Stayton grappler.
Then Herman VIgland of Silver
too goes against- "Masked Mar
vel." The five royalists are Ole
Olsen of Wisconsin, Gib Kleen of
Salem, Cecil Curr of Portland, Ed
Diem of Salem and 'Jim Wolfer
of Molalla.
Canada Nears
Hockey Title .
i LONDON, March 21 -tfV Can
ada's favored 1 sextet virtually
Jlinched the world amateur hoc
ey : championship tonight - by
trouncing Britain, 12-0. The Can
adians, only unbeaten team among
the six finalists In the champion
ship round robin series, notched
their fourth victory In .blanking
the Britons.
It was Britain's second loss
against two defeats and eliminat
ed it from the race.
The United States entry bad
only a bare chance of winning des
pite their 10-5 triumph over Swit
terland earlier today. The Ameri
cans have a 3-1 record and at best
can only tie Canada if the Cana
dians lose their final game and the
Americans win.
rCL UMTS ASSIGNED
LOS ANGELES. March 21-WV
umpire assignments lor the open
tng series starting March 28 In the
Pacific Coast league were an
nounced today by loop President
Clarence Rowland.
The Hollywood-Portland series
at Hollywood will be handled by
Pat Orr, Ira Gordon and Ed
Runge; Los Angeles at Sacramento
by Al Somen, Cecil Carlucd and
Al Mutart; Seattle at Oakland by
William Engeln, William Doran.
Robert Cunningham and John
Young, and San Francisco at San
Diego by Gordon Ford, Lou Bar
bour and Roman Bentz.
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For Louis to Speak
NEW YORK, March 21-(P-Spring Is In the air, summer Is coming
along with the fat outdoor, fight gates, and Joe Louis says hell give the
lowdown on his future Intentions Saturday at Waco, Tex.
That's what the man said Monday night at Odessa, Tex. That's
what the Brown Bomber has been
saying, and the public has been
reading and wondering about for
many months.
Will Louis try to regain the
world's heavyweight boxing crown
from Ezzard Charles?
Paunchy Joe, who still can
punch at 227 pounds, has been
touring the wide open spaces,
bowling over pugilists with one
hand and collecting folding green
PITTSBURGH. March 21-AV
Exzard Charles this year will
break Joe Loafs' 1941 record of
seven title defenses in one year,
his manager premised today.
"And if Loots intends to fight
Exxard," creaked Jake Mints,
"hen Just be part of the string."
Minis refnsed to comment far
ther on reports that Lonis is ready
to annennee his Intention of fight
ing his successor as heavyweight
champion of the world (leas N.Y.
state).
from his exhibitions almost since
June 25, 1948, when he announced
his retirement with "tonight was
my last fight."
That was immediately after ne
knocked out Jersey Joe WaicotL
Since then 'his comeback' has
been 00 the verbal merry-go
round and now-he-eaid-it-and-now-he-didn't
for almost two
years.
EL PASO, Tex., March 21-WV
Marshall Miles, Joe Louis'- man
ager, said today he wasn't so sure
the former heavyweight boxing
champion would be able to an
nounce a "comeback" Saturday
night at Waco.
Miles said he still needTto con
tact Jim Norris, president of the
International Boxing club, regard
ing any such plan. v-T'-
Louis has said he planned to
make a definite decision on any
"comeback" attempt and would
announce it Saturday at Waco,
last stop on his current exhibition
tour. He's here for one of the ex
hibitions. West Decisions
Augott Easily
.BALTIMORE. March 21
Sammy Angott, former light
weight champion of the world, was
batted from pillar to post tonight
as he lost a decision to Sonny Boy
West, of Washington in the 10
round main event at the coliseum.
Angott, now 35 and attempting a
comeback, was no match for his
youthful opponent West weighed
141 to 144 for Angott.
SEALS TOP CB3SOX
SAN FRANCISCO. March 21-
W3)-Although outh.it by a 10-3
margin, the San Francisco Seals
won a rain-interrupted exhibition
game from the Chicago White Sox
of the American league, 8-2, to
night.
Look and Learn
By A. CX Gordon
1. Is a person born in the
United States of foreign-born
parents eligible to become pres
ident?
2. Which is the longer, the
Panama Canal or the Suez Canal?
3. How much federal tax Is rep
resented by the blue revenue
stamp on a package of cigarettes?
4. .In what popular outdoor
game does the player with the
lowest score, win?
5. Which of the Gospels is the
shortest?
ANSWERS
1. Yes.
2. The Suez Canal is more than
twice as long as the Panama
Canal.
3. Seven cents.
4. Golf .
5. St Mark.
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Dick GaUaarher (above), assistant
eoach - for the professlonsl
Caeveland Brawns, has been
named head grid mentor at the
University of Santa Clara. Gal
lagher sneceeds Lea Caaaatova.
BKOVTN SIGNS
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March
21 -IJP)- Third Baseman Bobby
Brown signed his contract today,
bringing the last of the New York
Yankee holdouts into harness.
Brown, a medical student at Tu
lane university, will not report to
camp until the end of the month.
LAKELAND. Tla.. March 21 (AP
Hoot Xvers hit a pair of homers and
johnny Groth. added another as the
Detroit Ticers slugged out an 11-9 win
over the Boston Red Sox today. The
Detroiters. who have posted four
straight wins over American league
opposition, pounded out 14 hits off
Rookies Bob Gillespie and Jim Mc
Donald. Freddy Hutchinson held the Bosox
to one run through the first five inn
ings, but they ganged tip on Reliefer
Marr Grissocn for three in the eighth
inning.
ST. PETERSBURG. Via March XI
( AP) Tommy Byrne, making his
first appearance of the exhibition sea
son, and Joe Page, held the Boston
Braves to six hits today as the Mew
York Tankeea triumphed. 4 to .
The defeat waa the Braves eighth
seuMCK in a
VERO BEACH. Via-. March XI (AP)
With BUI McCahan making his first
start. Brooklyn today defeated the IX
Worth farm club. S-l. la five innings.
A cloudburst, which arrived as the
Brooks came to bat in the sixth, halted
Play.
WEST PALM BEACH, fla.. March
XI AP The Baltimore Orioles of the
Interna Uoaal league rapped Philadel
phia Athletics starter Charley Harris
tor, three rune hm the third tonutg to-
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Banquet Plans
Now Completed
Plans for the huge "Viking
Victory Banquet," set for the
chamber of commerce Friday
night at. 6:30 o'clock, were com
pleted Tuesday by sponsoring Sal
em Breakfast club officials. The
banquet, honoring the Viking
basketball team that won the state
championship at Eugene last Sat
urday night, is open to the public.
Tickets for the testimonial, at
$1.50 each, are now on sale at
Maple's, and will be available at
the chamber room Friday.
Howard Maple, past president
of the SBC is in charge of the
event. Bruce Williams will be
master of ceremonies. Johnny
Carpenter, longtime radio an
nouncer and sportsman of Port
land will be the principal speak
er. Coach Harold Hauk and his
champions, along with Athletic
Director Vera Gilmore, Assistant
Coach Loren Mort, Principal Ed
Carlton and other high school
dignitaries also will be at the head
table.
The Willamette university Bear
cats, champs of the Northwest
conference, will be special guests
also, and will occupy a spot hon
oring them for their cage achieve
ments, according to officials.
The banquet is expected to lure
a full house, which will include
numerous city, county and state
officials.
SACS TOr STAKS
ANAHEIM, Calif., March 21-tf3)
The Sacramento Solons stopped
the Hollywood Stars' victory
string at six straight today with
a 5-4 win in spite of a three-run
Star rally in the ninth. Gordon
Maltzberger, who pitched the en
tire game, held Sacramento score
less after the fourth inning.
The oldest radio network, the
National Broadcasting company,
was formed on Sept. 9, 1926.
mums.
day that helped them defeat we Amer
ican leaguers 4-4 in an exhibition con
test. TAMPA. Fla.. March Jl (AP) The
Cincinnati Reds couldnt -do anything
right today and the Philadelphia Phils
romped to an easy 14 to 4 exhibition
victory. The Phils clubbed the veteran
Howard Fox and rookies Frank Smith
and Jim Avrea for U hits, six of which
were wind-blown homers over the left
field wall.
FRESNO. Calif.. March 21 (AP) A
couple of Pirate home runs brought
ruin to left-handed Montta Kennedy
and the Giants today as the Buccaneers
grabbed a ten -inning struggle from the
New Yorkers. 4 to 1. before 4.1U fans.
Kennedy was the victim of the two
homers.
The decisive runs came before a man
was out In the tenth when Ed FiU-
Serald. pinch-hitting for Pitcher Murry
tickson, lifted one over the left field
wall after Earl Turner singled.
The Pirates' Nanny Fernandez belted
one out of the park In the seventh
inning.
BUXBANK. CaHf, March 21 (AP)
Catcher Sherman Loilar smashed a
three run homer in the last of the
ninth inning today to give the St.
Louis Browns a 9 to S eome-from -behind
victory over the Cleveland Ind
ia an exltroraon game.
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