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Victims of Reversals
NEW YORK, Dec. J-tfP)-Ven-
eance-bent Bradley, which twice
ist season failed by one game of
winning a post-season basketball
tournament, is back on the victory
trail today but it looks like a
long and treacherous one for the
Peoria, W Braves. ;
For. one, everybody and that
Includes, CONY'S "Grand-Slam
Kids" will be gunning for For'
rest Anderson's squad rated No,
in the final Associated Press poll
last Ajarch.
Secondly, the loss of AU-Amer
; lean Paul Unruh and Mike Chian
i k a s re bounders deluxe is
bound to hurt the Braves.
Bradley won 32 and lost five
' games , last season, capturing the
I Missouri Valley title. Six letter
men are back, including Gene
; (Squeaky) Melchiorre, the sensa
tional five-foot-eight pivot man.
i Melchiorre poured in 24 points
. Saturday night as Bradley opened
Its 32-game schedule with a 94-73
romp over Houston.
Bradley faces a busy week, play
. lng three games. Tuesday it will
; b Wayne university and Thurs
day Oregon State. Then comes the
big battle Saturday with highly
-' rated DePaul in the Chicago sta
dium.
The hoop game hit on almost all
cylinders Saturday night and
already batch of upsets are in
the book. Miami of Ohio triump
' ed Michigan 44-36: Wheaton trip-
: ped Loyola of Chicago, 62-60; and
. Centenary upendea wee, ez-54,
Brigham Young and CCNY tan
fie Tuesday night In Madison
Square Garden.
v This week, while it is the sea
ton's first full one, promises to be
one of the best.
DePaul travels to Stillwater
Wednesday for the annual struggle
with Oklahoma A & M and the
same evening, Texas will be at
Oklahoma trying to solve the Soon
ers. Other top games include: Yale
at Penn, Purdue at Kentucky,
Chicago Loyola at Minnesota, Tu
; lane at Rice, Oregon at UCLA,
Iowa at Michigan, Western Ken
tucky at Cincinnati, Syracuse at
Perm State and Oregon State
' Indiana.
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MOLALLA, Dec. S-(Special)-Molalla
high's new basketball
pavilion will be inaugurated Fri
day, December 8, with ' two
games.- The Molalla ' Indians,
coached by Budd Gronquist, and
the Mt.. Angel Preps, mentored
by Gene Barrett, will clash in
the prep -game. The Lewis &
Clark Pioneers of Portland and
the Oregon College of Education
Wolves of Monmouth meet in the
collegiate fixture.
A dedication ceremony is plan
Bed for Friday also.
Although both Molalla and Mt.
Angel are in the Willamette Val
rley league, their game of Friday
will not count in the standings.
The counting games will be play
d at ML Angel December 19
' and here January 26.
The Willamette Valley league
Jamboree is booked for the new
rrm Friday. Decern Der id, wun
eight teams participating.
Salem's winter golfers took ad
vantage of brief breaks in the
weather Sunday to run in eight
matches in the Salem Golf club's
annual slicker tournament.
Despite the speedup of activity
on the links in only two of the
tourney's five leagues was there
any change in leadership. In
gram and Schafer adding three
points to bring their total to ZVi
and top spot in the Pacific. Lar
son and Fish with T'i-point
carry-overs were in the runner
up position. Hendrie and Len
gren picked up five points in a
pair of matches to scoot well in
front in the Three I circuit.
Other changes in the scoring
ranks saw McMullen and Specht
move up in the Pacific with a
3-point shutout over their op
ponents. The National league
was idle and in the American
Parker and Wadman picked up
7 but were well behind lead
ing Miklia and Alley who had 7.
Mapes and Russell roughed
Wicklund and Hoffman 2- to Vi
to move their WIL total to 8,
6 points ahead of their nearest
rivals. In the Busy Three I Clark
and Phipps added a point, as
did Hohweisner and Arehart.
Kolb and Scheidegger added two.
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(Continued from preceding page)
California win over Notre Dame
are prime examples f how
teams can be so terrifically "ap.
And thase Saturday results fol
lowed a pattern whicji haa been
characteristic of these long and
bitter rrid series , between the
teams Involved . . .
It has always been said of the
Middies and the Army that all
past records mirht just aa well
be pnt beyond the bounds of con
sideration when they come to
gether for their annual clash.
These service lads start from
scratch in their yearly entangle
ment And so, considering the
pattern, perhaps the Navy win
on Saturday can't be called so
astounding after all ...
Irish Not So Lucky
Lock of the Irish? Well. In
these SC-Irish mixes the lack
has been pretty much concen
trated on the side of El Trojan
. . . But when Lady Lack Is so
Inclined to deposit ber favors on
any one club you'll find that
club usually is an aroused and
alert bunch of footballers ...
'Course that wouldn't necessarily
apply to the Instance in a Tro-
Jan-ND tilt of several years ago
when an Irtsher, in the act of
making a last-ditch desperation
takle on a touchdown-bent '
SCer., was nicely blocked out of
action by a straying referee .
'Ttcas the Truth
Nope, that wasn't a typogra
phical error Sunday morning.
Meaning the headline which
read: "Seattle U. 101. Willamette
60." . . . This Seattle outfit Is
said to pound the maple boards
like a bunch of Jet-propelled
wild men and to possess a col-
lecuve group 01 snooting eyes
that'd make Dan Boone or Wild
Bill Hickock envious ... One
disadvantage burdening Johnny
Lewis' 'Cats In the Chieftain ser
ies lay in the conditioning de
partment. Al Brightman's Chief
tains already having five games
under their belts when they step
ped In against the WITs . . . Just
a thought, but wonder what the
Huskies were occupied with
when such Chieftain stars
Speidel, Higlin and the O'Brien
twins stepped from the high
school halls and looked over col
lege possibilities ...
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At Jefferson
JEFFERSON The annual
banquet honoring the Lions' foot
ball squad will be held in the
bigh school Thursday night, De
cember 7, at 6:30 o'clock. The
Lions were Marion County "B"
league champions this season.
A turkey dinner, prepared by
the home economic girls, will
open the festivities, followed by
a program and presentation of
the league trophy and the most
valuable player award. : Short
talks by local citizens will be
followed by a football talk by Dr.
Paul Stagg, football coach at Pa
cific university. Football moving
pictures, presented by Dr. Stagg,
will complete the program.
Home Openers
Next for Cats
Back from their season-open
ing Jaunt to Seattle and the two
tilts with Seattle U, Willamette's
Bearcats will today commence
drills for their home court In
augurals Friday and Saturday
nights of this week. Coach John
ny Lewis troupers will tangle
with Oregon Tech of Klamath
Falls Friday night, and with the
Southern Oregon college Red
Raiders Saturday night. Skeet
OConnell mentors the Techs.
VILLANOVA TOPS GAELS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3-(.T)
Pete D'Alonzo, Villanova's chunky
fullback, raced through the mud
and rain for two touchdowns to
give the Wildcats a 13 to 7 win
over St. Mary's Gaels today. A
mere handful of fans braved the
miserable weather.
1. What is the difference be
tween a long ton and a short ton?
2. What Is considered the most
historic city of Canada?
3. What Shakespearean char
acter loved a man for the dangers
he had passed?
4. What two large cities of the
U. S. are connected, by the Hol
land Tunnel? "
5. What does the term "obll
gato ia music mean?
--i ANSWERS
I. A long ton contains 2240
pounds, while a short ton contains
2000 pounds.
. . 2. Quebec, u." '
3. Desdemona loved Othello.
4. New York and Jersey City.
S. Instrumental accompaniment
and Ted Schopf rides herd on the
Raiders.
Most of the playing action at
Seattle was taken care of by
captain Lou Scrivens, Ted Lod-
er, Doug Logue, Chuck Robin
son, Hugh Bellinger, Dick Brou-
wer, Dan Montag and Larry
Smith. Unless removed by the
improvement or other reserves
during practice tilts during the
week, the same group is slated
for the heavy work against the
week end visitors.
Following the two games of
this week, the Bearcats play
Portland U's potent Pilots here
Tuesday, December 12, and then
the College of the Pacific Tieers
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ENTERTAINMENT ,
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or under is Invited to participate. The program will consist ef
talent In the following classifications: Dancing, singing, recita
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type of entertainment suitable for a talent show. First, second
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fications. j
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program, fill out the application
blank below and mail It to Alyee
Parmentier. Labor Temple, Salem,
Oregon. This application must be sent
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tryonts will be held Saturday, 2:44
p. m., December 16th. at the Labor
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