Ballplayers? Soriano Says Senators Now Have 'Em
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By Al LUMner
! llrtww Sport Editor
' Salem Senators, Inc., faithful
who" have been wondering who
wiU J1U the Solon suits for 1951
Young is quite happy over the
news from Soriano, as he and his
board of directors feel that Dewey
is plenty capable of lining up a
strong representative for 1951
play here. "I'm sure that if Sori
ano says he has secured players
who will help us, they wiU be
satisfactory,' Young said.
As for Sorianos status, he as-
ers. He did not divulge the names
of any but added that "all will
be better ballplayers than Salem
had last season, and in my opinion
play in the Western International they may not win the 1951 pen
baseball league can quit their b m me thick of
worrying. Dewey (Pappa Bear) the fight for it
Soriano, Senators representative Names, records and back
during the baseball confabs this grounds of the new men will be
week in St. Petersburg, Fla., has told by Soriano when he arrives sured Young in the 'phone con
reported to Senators President in Salem in a week or 10 days, versation that he has not yet ac
Don Young by telephone that The former Yakima pitching cepted any of the numerous offers
we're pretty well set now." president who may yet land here he has had in baseball one to
Briefly, Soriano purchased the as general manager of the Sena- sign with the Chicago White Sox with larger organizations in base
following during the Florida pow tors is now en route to Southern as a relief pitcher and was still ball and that additional players
wow: One outfielder, a complete California where he will make ad- seriously considering the offer the could be expected next spring via
Infield, one catcher and two pitch- ditional contacts for players. local board has given him to take option from them.
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over the general manager's swivel
here. No doubt this will come to
a make-or-break head when Sori
ano returns with his Florida re
port.
Young and the board bav
openly admitted Soriano is their
man for the job if proper finan
cial arrangement can be made
with him.
AU players secured by Soriano
in Florida were purchased. He
added that he had made contacts
; Bruins Defeat
Webfeet 77-55;
2nd Go Tonight
Bearcat Gageirs Slap wis 7S-3
IRiun veir (SirozzUDes 54-32
Hauks Snare
BEsoinigs
Horses Await
$100,000 Go
B The Statesman, Salem, Or- Saturday. December 9. 1950
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Wolves Lead Melts
Pioneers Capture 60-56
Victory over OCE Club
MOLALLA. Dec. 8- (Special )-Lewis and Clark's Pioneers came
back strongly in the second half tonight to edge out the OCE Wolves,
60-56 in a tilt which was a feature of the dedication of the new
Molalla gym.
Red Raider
Contest Qose
Most of Way
j Logue, Robinson Lead
j Willamette to -Victory
I By Tern Yates
I The Willamette Bearcats racked
up their initial win of the year
last night as they downed Oregon
Tech by a score of 75 to-63. The
game was the 'Cat's home opener,
and the victory was mighty sweet
' In light of the pair of defeats
handed them last week by Seattle
University.
The visiting Owls were in the
ball game right up until the final
ten minutes, when, after trailing
for the first and only time in the
game, Willamette turned on the
cas and pulled away. Six minutes
into the second half a short one
bander by Gene Wells put O.T.I.
out in front 46 to 45. Free thorws
by Wells and Don Sutphin in
creased the lead to three points,
end then the 'Cats went to work.
Doug Logue pusned througn a
twenty footer and Chuck Robin'
son followed with a jump shot
from the key to put Willamette
back into the lead at 49-48. In
the next eight minutes Robinson
led his mates to a 63 to 52 lead,
registering two field goals on his
favorite hook shot, plus a pair of
tree throws. I
With six minutes left m the
: game Robinson and Logue both
fouled out, and Coach John Lewis
let his reserves take the game
from there.
Willamette Jumped into a lead
of 8 to 2 early in the game on
fast breaks featuring Logue and
Scrivens. but the Owls refused to
give up. They cut. the lead to one
Doint three times and trailed by
abW 37-34 at halftime. Sutphin
and Wells kept the game alive for
the visitors with several sensa
tional buckets. Wells sinking three
shots without 'a miss mid-way
through the half.
While it was Logue off of the
fast break who sparked the Bear
cats in the first half, it was Rob
hnok shots which keot
them going in the second period. I Bill O'Neal (above), former prep
Both boys got IB poima ior me
Same," but ran second to Sutphin
l the race for scoring honors as
the sharp Owl guard racked up
23 on an assortment of long shots
and driving layins. I
Willamette missed 18 of 35 free
inrow attempts w mu an ouiw-1 Tt T
wise brilliant shooting record. JlOPPe Increases
rv. .:. Visit- Its chfttal JL JL
- from the field, to post a torrid Lead Uver KlVal
.443 average
nliM at . o'cToS when the face CHICAGO, Dec. 8--Defend
the S.O.C.E. Red Raiders in the ing Champion Willie-Hoppe, un-
Willamette gym. There will be a j corking a blazing high run of 15
nreiiminarr same at o.au. ! j - t m
The Bearkitien, won night's cT iTwiStZ
P"ULreLl.Mr,eI Uings in the 17th of their 20-block
u.c wwuuju - match for the world's three-cush
wSJ- wn7 ion billiards title today.
with 11. It was the first game for
Coach Al Yolks' youngsters.
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EUGENE. Ore.. Dec. 8-GPV-The fast-stepping UCLA Bruins trim-
, med Oregon's Ducks 77-55 in the opener of a two-game basketball
i series here tonight.
John Wooden s well-coached Bruins hardly wasted a shot from
start to finish. They plunked in 29
of 57 shots for a surprising .308
average. Oregon never threatened
these sharpshooters.
Forward Jerry Norman, a 6 foot
junior from Los Angeles, led the
victors. He cast off 19 times and
12 of his shots swished home. He
converted his only two free throws
and wound up with 26 points, high
scorer for the game.
Meanwhile Oregon started cold
and never got much more than
lukewarm. In desperation Oregon
cut loose- 100 shots, a record-
breaking total for the team, and
saw only zu liy borne.
It was four minutes before Ore
gon got its first field goal, and
UCLA was ahead, 10-1, by that
time. At the half it was 43-24.
With three minutes remaining in
the game UCLA took its longest
lead, 74-51, but Oregon cut the
Opening Mix
Baggett Paces Win
Over McMinnvilles
By Jerry Stone
Salem high's 1950-51 cage club
was unveiled last nieht on the 14th
street floor and the coming out par- margin aown sugnuy in xne cios-
ty was entirely successful as Har- mg seconds
While the Salems were fatten-
The Wolves were
nu ? ' TZ, v, i !' ing their point pile in that third
paced by Servas and WahL closed h o: Kuddenlv hit th
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pacea oy &ervas ana warn, ciosea h t to Grizzlies Kuddenly hit the thro: tJcLA-Sh-.
the n auicklv in the secondly ..... . J . . Idukt. Lurhsinser. Thomason. Alner.
half, soon eot the lead and never wuuiing oui ipur johaMU TboW Orfoi-urb.B i.
naii. soon goi me ieaa ana never pomts in the eight minutes all No a. Locuurf 4. Vrmnizu a, Keller.
were headed.
Servas had 15 points, Wahl got
14 and Reed had 11 for the Pion
eers. Bob Busnnell paced the
Wolves with 11. Chuck Humble
was. next for the Wolves with
tar with MarsMleld will be In
the Southern Oregon led Bald
er lineup tonight when the
Kalders play -Willamette U In
their game la the WU gym.
eight o'clock.
old Hauk's gang racked up a con
vincing 54-32 triumph over Ted
Wilson's McMinnville Grizzlies.
The tilt was ragged as could be
expected this early in the cam
paign and at times verged on the
rough side.
The Vikings broke the game
open in the third quarter after
having, held a 25-21 margin at the
half. It was Forward Larry Bag
gett, who topped the SHS scoring
with 15 points, giving the big
boost to the Hauk score column
in that No. 3 heat as he pitched
in four buckets inside of three
minutes to spin the locals on to
a 37-25 advantage at the end of P10 o l
in front at the ,I7u;i- ii.
Guard Don Johnson of UCLA
was runner-up for scoring honors,
tallying 13 points. For Oregon
Center Jim Loscutoff and Forward
Will Urban scored 12 each.
A crowd of 5621 turned out to
see the yet unbeaten Bruins.
(The Box)
UCLA (77)
G r r T
S drake.f S 4 4 S UrbnJ
Norm-nJ U 2
L'tinger.c 1 4
Alper.f S 1
Jhnaon.( S S
PorterJ 1 0
Pounds.! 0 1
WlU-msx 1 0
Th'peoTt.c 0 0
S LoetoU.e
4 7 Keller .
SlllKrause
5 1 Streeteri
1 1 Noe.f-c
4 ( Fanumi
1 0Vrnii'n.c
II Hunt 0
1 Sh ph 1 J 1
!Webb.
(U) OREGON
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4 4 111
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INGLEWOOD. Calif, Dee. t
-AV-Eight challengera for tb
richest purse ! the year, topped
by Noor and II 111 Prince, today
were named U raee La the IIM,-
0 Hollyweod Gld Cap to
morrow. Neer. the handicap weader
from Ireland, numlng under the
familiar Red and White silks ef
Mrs. Charles S. Ileward. and
Bin Prince, already acclaimed
as the "horse of the year" for
his Virginia owner. Christopher
T. Chenery. dominate all pre
race predictions.
Bat there will be six others
In the 11th rannlnr of the Hol
lywood Tarf club clastic, and
the chance for one of thoe
startling upset Is IdeaL
Banning aralnst the blr pair
ever the mile and one euarter
routs win be the powerful CI-
amet Farm's Ponder: the King
Ranch's onetime kinr. Assault:
Alfred G. Vanderbllfs three
rear-eld filly queen. Next Move:
Issuer Bleber's PaletUalaa: E.
O. 8tlee and Sens' On Trust
and John DmBels Wack's Great
Circle.
Keeps Job
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BILL MTTUt
Saspeaae Is Over
Dallas Defeats
Willamina Five
Rickey Sees
Wartime Ball
Pitt Chief Strew
Came'i 3Iorale Value
ST. PETERSBURG. Tla De a .
-WV Branch Rickey announced to
day Billy Meyer will manage the
CTiaourgn nraiea in 1931.
Meyer has been at Pittsburgh
under a two-year contract vuh
ctfU a year to go under the pact.
HU salary is reported to be $40,-
Se lection of Meyer was the last
National league manarrrlal post
vo Km nauea oovn. Tnere was
some doubt that Meyer might stay
on with the Pirates after Rickey
oto nis urootirn stock and mov
ed to Pittsburgh as general man
ager.
Meyer, whose home Is at Knox
vllle. TeniL, was not at the prees
conference where Ricker an
nounctd the appointment
Meyer, who's 87, started with
the Pirates In the 1848 aeaaoa
after a long tour of service la
the New York Taxke farm sys
tem. Rickey told the conference be
had talked with Meyer several
times but only told him yesterday
he would be retained as manager.
He explained Meyer's holdover
contract had nothing to do with
Meyer's retention.
Totals at It IS 77. ToUU 20 13 22 U
Bsmimo: UCLA 43. Oregon 34
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on buckets by Center Bill Lytle.
That was the turning point of
the contest. From then on the Viks
were the better ball club.
But the Initial half was close
and hard fought all the way. The
teams' fast breaks kept the boards
) LKWis-cuutK I sizzling and there was little to
(6) T (is) Senris I choose between em in the speed
S2 ' " I department.
(ID G (6) Parson The only time the Mac's led dur-1
(9) G (14) Wahl I ing the evening was in the first
scoring: OCK - Kulstad I mimii. Kon nn ini4.. ncca4 t
(2. Herbert (4). Coleman (11). Palm- 1 " . . .."r" "
ouist 4). L-c - Grove (l). Mlsiey w oasKei oi me uu. jjirry
(4). Kasmussen (I). Bendier (1). Stela I cnamoeriain. nara-dnving llttla
Ktsum 4. Shepherd. Webb.
OfficUl: Ai Ughtaer and Len Pat
terson.
nine.
OCR (St)
SulfiVaa
Pitchen
Moorehead
Busnnell
Humble
Reserves
(2).
Halftime score: OCK 30. L-C 37.
Officials: Walker and Lawrence.
Angels Down
Molalla 20-19
Vik guard, immediately tied it up
with a lay-up and his running
mate, Genu Jones seconds later
put the Hauks to the fore as he
tossed one in from the key. The
Vikings never fell behind from
Huskies Down
Huskers 5449
SEATTLE. Dec. 8-OVA tall
sophomore with sinus trouble
bundled 19 points tonight to lead
the University of Washington Hus
kies to a 54-4J. victory over Neb
raska in its Inaugural game of the
season. i
Big Bob Houbregs was pulled
iNewbers Beats
Foxes, 4841
SILVER TON. Dec. 8 (SpeHaD
The Sllverton Silver Foxes were
downed by Newberg's hoop gang.
48-41 tonight in a non-loop en
gagement but the visitors had to
come back strongly in the second
half to rack the win. Sllverton
was in front at the intermission,
27-21. Eddie Hoy was the lnsplra
j tion man for the Newberg with 17
points while Bob Burr paced the
Foxes with 14.
Silverton's Bee squad won the
prelim from the Newberg JVs 34-
32.
DALLAS. Dec. I (Special)
Tne Dallas Dragons, led by Wes
rxDxers is markers, soared to
61-39 win over Willamina tonight
in a non-league context- The Dra
gons led at the first quarter stop
Z3-B, went on to a 33-14 ad van
tage at the intermission and were
in front. 48-28 at the third quar
ter buzzer.
Curtis and Reed were next to
the high-scoring Ediger with nine
apiece and Ellis was tops for Wil
lamina with eirhL
The Dallas JVs topped the Wil--lamina
Bees. 49-30 in the prelim.
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HrlxvrwM (7) c
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(Ill DALLAS
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Hi Cook
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WUUmtna Dili
IIS, rimbrtce Sl. Lnthm 2t: Delia
Roaeabhuin (7 (. lithe 2i. Stolund
Mi. Jrpno (31. MrFarUnd III. RraiwW
ter 3i. iUlTUme score: DOm XI. WUL
is.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Dee. 8
-" -Branch Rickey said today be
saw no reasoo -hy baseball, with
quick and proper adjurtment.
should not continue in the event of
full mobillzaUon.
"I look for greater drafts and
more of them on all clubs," said
the Pittsburgh general manager.
"I am not thinking tn terms of
two or three years from now. I
already have in mind a mar team.
That is why I took Pete Reiser.
d uke to have three or four
more of the same."
"We had total mobilization last
war." lUcfcey continued, "1 know
no reason .why the same attitude
by both baseball and the govern
ment shouldn't prevail again with
quick and proper adjustments. If
baseball served a purpose then it
can now.
Rickey delved Into the morale
building aspect of the situation.
(Continued on neat page)
INTWBEWO (41)
Locks (12)
Hsrren 43)
(4);
out of the game frequently to
that point on though the visitor. ?or the which did not
cua come Dack to knot tne count , r j " i Nicholas (s
twice in tne first nan. lc"r . .
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MOLALLA, Dec. 8 (Special) I ;,., i..v vTZL 1 ram under Cnme-H Ti nnr 7r ul
The ML Angel Preps nosed outl,, wttH .t I tha nlace all the wav. Nehrasra
mjr Al -ll r..u an . - - l - "
rc. ulf "UCIWS .r when the buzzer ended the otcn- rot the first point, led once at 12
wnignt, to inaugurate piay in tne tigbt minutes. 11 and again at 18-17. Trailing by
Buck's new gymnasium. The game ni, Wmc WaUin dronned . 34-28 at the mldDolnL the Corn-
was tight throughout, wito the Aarity toss in 'the first seconds huskers rallied behind the great
count being tied nine all at half- of tha second chanter to nut the nlavmakine of Center Boh Pierca
Salems in the lead once more but to knot the count at 35-alL
(20 1 ML Aneel I tha invaders, tha sham-shoo tin B
5 jrhnmr I Pnrt.r Ir1(n0 tha vi ramm hark r.-. wmsuiutun
8 Donley
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(3) Douglas
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aeortaji: Newbert ftobtna
Slhrertoa Carter (1). Balrume
: SUverloa 17. Newberf 1U Oi
ncisis: wuuama aaa w
time.
Molalla (19)
Sandgren 0
Hag en 4
Horton 7
Allison 5
Long 3
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Halftime score:
Angel 9.
Ludwig.
(2) Boderberg
S Turin
Molalla 9. ML
Lebanon Tops
Demos Quintet
LEBANON. Dec. 8 (Special)
Officials: Hiebert and
ORK. TECH (S3) WILLAMETTE (75)
GFPT G F P T
TMnklevr 3 3 4 7 Loder I 3 3 3 S
Duncan J 4 3 SlO'Loffuex 8 2 5 18
B dman.c 3 0 5 4 Robin n.C 7 4 5 f 18
, Sutphin.g S 2 23 Bell'ger.g 1 4 1 S
H'mack. 15 3 Scrivens . 4119
Wells J S3 3 13: L.Smithi 9 1 3 11
v Meath e .113 3 Brown .1 0 3 0 3
Kay. 0 0 2 0 F'm'urce.t 0 0 0 0
Wade.r 0 0 10 Montag.c 0 0 3 0
fiouera tf 0 111 B.Smith.c 0 10 1
INordhilLg 10 0 2
B-hoof.g 0 0 10
Total. 24 15 30 S3 Totals 2917 2175
Tree throws missed OT1 8: WU IS.
HaUttme acore: WU 37. OTI 34. Of
ficials Koib and Howell.
Fighter's Death
Brings Inquest
MERCED, Calif., Dec. 8 -m
Coroner J. C. Brooks said today
he will conduct an inquest Tues
day into the death last night of
Boxer Samuel J. (Johnnie) Lo
pez. 26, of Richmond, Calif. The
fighter died after having been
knocked out by Joe Madrid, 27,
of Stockton, Calif., in a charity
boxing show, s
(59) FROSH I
(1) Jacobs
(8) Moyer
(3) Eckiey
(6) Timms
(3) Shields
Woodburn BaU-
WOOOBURN (22)
Vandehey (3) F
Henderson () F
Belleque (1) C
Fisher (4) G
Pavtltcek (7) G
Reserves scoring::
weber (1): Frosh Williams (11). Bie-
farth (4). Gilson (). Noteboom (2)
Lopez (2). Forester (2), Myers (14).
Halftime score: Frosh 22. Woodburn 11.
Officials: Miles and Minn.
TIDES FOR TAJTT. ORE
(Compiled by U. S. Coast & Geodetic
Survey Portland. Oregon)
PACIFIC STANDARD TIME
OtOeh Waters Low Water
DECEMBER. 1950
, Time. Height Time Height
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11:25 ajn. 8 3
14 1 :3 a jn. 5.4
13:13 p.m. 8.3
11 2:31 IJll. 5.5
1:00 pjn. 7.0
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1:51 p.m. 7.5
13 4 :13 a a. 5.7
2 :43 pm. 8 f
14 IM ajn. SJ
33 pjra. J
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4:48 jn. S B
18 :37 ajn. 82
8KTI sun. 4.S
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7:32 pjn. 4 4
18 7:58 ajn. 8.8
0:59 p.m. 4.4
It 8:38 ajn. 6.S
10:18 pjn. 4.9
80 0:13 ajn. 8 9
V 11 :l pjn. 4.0
WILDCATS WIN
McMINNVTLLE, Dec. 8 -JP-
Linfield college used reserves to
romp to an 82-51 basketball vic
tory over Skagit Valley J.C. of
Mt. Vernon, Wash., here tonight
Skagit took an early three-point
lead, only to see Linfield run up
20 consecutive points. It was ho
contest thereafter.
Central Downed
By Taf t, 4740
cals in front 19-17 and the Salems
never were headed after that.
Baggett totalled seven buckets
and a free toss for his 15 points
before leaving early in the final
quarter. Porter topped the Griz
zlies with 12 though he exited via
fouls midway of the third heat
Little Jim Beard played a smart
floor game for the Wilsons and
1 1 t 3
Kuma ill .Soriano 8 3 8 3 8
Blessing M I Stewart 1 8 0 8
Snyder t 0 0 1 O McCUrr e 1 1 3 3
Good g 3 2 0 8 McCurh g 2 1 2 I
Kipper g 2 3 4 7 Ctpriano g 3 0 3 4
Totals 18 13 18 49' Totals 23 10 17 54
Halftime score: Washington 34. Ne-
Drasxa zs.
Shots attempted: Washington 72. Ne
nrasaa os.
Free throws mined - Akromis.
Pierce 2. Good. Runa. Gulsneas 3.
Mcciary. Stewart.
a 1 1 I Lebanon's Warriors eked out
INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 8-(Sp. ." "1.. Tff n ' !
clal) - Central high's cage crew itr.ZtLl S' "XI J1- lCCiaiUlW
bowed to Taf t 47-40 tonight, with
the big headache for the losers
shone under the boards for the
Viks. The Salems were weak in
""B " tine onlv nine of 22
nritu io Tt 0.A oiuy nine oi ti.
with 19 tallies. Taft led at the half
27-19. Bob Robinson and Bill Loch
were high for Central with eight
apiece. The Central Jayvees won
the prelim over the Taft seconds
by a 32-20 count
TAFT (47)
HUSS (10) F
Hubbard (12) F
Jones (0) C
Cowell (3) G
Barton (19) G
Reserves scoring:
(II. Tutue (Z)
The preliminary saw Lor en
Mort's Salem Jayvees debut aus
piciously with a 68-21 win over
the Mac Bees. Thomas led the Viks
with 12.
PattonJ
(40) CENTRAL
(8) Robinson
(8) Burch
(8) Rosenstock
(2 Snvder I Lytle.e
(3) Brostrom I Beard
Taft Crawford
Central Loch (8).
Frykberg (2). Buss (3). Rogers (3).
Halftime score: Taft 37. Cent. 19. Of
ficials Langley and Wade.
SHA GAME TONIGHT
The Sacred Heart-St Francis of
Eugene hoop game, originally
scheduled for last night has been
re-scheduled for tonight on the
McMINNVTLLE (32) (54) SALEM
GFPT GFPT
Porteri 5 2 5 12 Baggett X 7 1 2 IS
2 4 Paulusr I 1
7;Walling.e 2 5
8 Cham'1'n.f 1 0
0: Jones. 2 0
1 HatelJ 4 1
0 ScheelarJ 0
0 MK'nzieJi 3
0 Davis 0
liHaugenJ 0
1 Cobb.g 1
0 Bradtl.g 1
Bllschke.g 0
12 12032 Totals 22
3
3
2
Garron.g 0
Stiffs 0
Schr'deri 0
Casey4 0
Leroy 0
Oteenjl 0
Shum'y 0
Bobbins 0
Totals
ooo
914 94
Free throws missed: Salem 13. Me
ld inn. 7. HalfUme score: Salem 23. Mc-
SHA floor. A prelim between the ai1,0f"7fu n0s1ln,,ow.
.nWl' ttowTmS wni McMinyille JV s (21) (681 Salem JVt
.www "': ,V i. I John (3)
program at 7 o'clock.
Brown (3)
Lansing 6
Adams (0)
Burton (0)
Reserves
F
F
C
G
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scoring:
(13) Thomas
(5) Pearce
8l Bishop
(01 Swingle
(6) Conder
McMlnn. Boone
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- HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
Salem 54, McMinnville St
Salem JVs 68. McMinn. JVs 21
Jf-aHs City '41, Cascade 28
Gates 47. Chemawa 42
Taft 47. Central 40
Concordia 86, Salem Academy 35
ML Angel 20, Molalla 19
Dallas 61, Wllhunlna S9
Jefferson S8, Stayton 28
Lebanon 37, Jefferson (Port) 36
Newberg 48, Sllverton 41
Mill City 45. OSD 26
WU Frosh 59, Woodburn 23
Gervaia 40. Detroit 24
Klamath Falls 52, Bedding 28
La Grande 48, Roosevelt (P). 40
Umatilla 43, Weston 34 (Ovtime)
Cleveland (P.) 42, Astoria 40
Ores ham 55, West l.tnn 45
Hermiston 46, Redmond 45
Washington 47, Hoed River 43
Shedd 37, Mohawk 27
COLLEGE
Willamette 75, OTI 83
l ' ' A 77. Oregon 55
OSC 51, nilaois 74
Lewis and Clark 88. Orerea X4a-
eation 58
Pacific S3, Sonthern Oregea 43
Idaho 47, Montana 43
Wash. State 68, Gonsaga 44
Colorado 51. Colorado A AM 41
Arizona State ( Flax (staff I S3. HI is
land! (NM)
Wyominc 89. Montana Stete 58
Oklahoma AIM 55. Arkansas S3
University of California 76, Saa
Francisco Stats 54
College of Pacific 45. Nevada 42
Bostoa College 79, Rhode talaad
State 76 (double overtime)
University of Saa rraactsee 12, Ley-
la (Los Aaceles) 44
Colorado State 81, Dakota Wesley-
am 28
Baylor 87, North Texas State 89
Princeton 76. Bnekaeil 64
Arkansas St. 67, Misalastosl St. 61
(3). Sears (3. Beckman 4): Salem
Bales (71. Burns (4), Rice (4). Miller
(2). Harra (2). Page (21. Joy (2). Pep
per. Baumgart (2). HalfUme score: Sa
lem 38. McMlnn. 4. Officials Albrtch
and Deloretto.
Stayton 36-26
JEFFERSON. Dec. 8 (Special)
Jefferson's Lions grabbed a 36-26
victory over Stayton's Packers to
night in a non-league clash. Bill
Marlatt and Jim Blackwell paced
the Jeffs with 12 points each.
Stayton led at the intermission
17-15. Hal Titus was the Packers
best scoring man with 11.
STAYTON (38) (M) JIFTEBISON
Hamilton (6) F (3i Wattenbairer
Johnson (61 F 7i Cameron
Titus (111 C (121 Markett
Cox (7 G 113) BUrkwl
Htndes - (0) G (Oi Ricks
Reserves scoring v. Stayton York
(Z). Jefferson Williams 3l,
Halrtlma score: Starton 17. Jeffer
son is.
Officials: Bows and Henry.
Seals Buy Negro
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 -CD
The San Francisco Coast league
baseball club today announced the
purchase of Robert Thurman, ne
gro outfielder and pitcher. The
27-year-old Thurman, a graduate
of the Kansas City Monarchs.
played for Newark two years ago
and was with Springfield last
I season.
thrilling 37-36 win over Jefferson
of Portland tonight. The Rose City
five was in front at the half. 28-22
but the Warriors, led by Wayne
Holzfuss came back to close the
gap in the final 16 minutes. Kolz
fuss was high point man with 16.
Elliott led Jeff with 13. In the
prelim game the Lebanon JVs
topped the Sweet Home seconds,
45-21.
JtrmiON (M) (17) LEBANON
Zapp 6i r (81 Stolalg
Elliott (13i F lt Baker
Anderson (7 C (14) Holxfuae
WilUams (01 G (71 Summers
Jackon (lOi G (3 H inman
Halfilm score: Jefferson 28, Leba
non 23.
Official!: Cmlgh and Sampson.
Concordia Rips
SBA's, 66-35
Con card la of Portland unleash
ed a carload of points last night
to maul the Salem Academy Cru
saders. 66-35 on the West Salem
school's floor. The winners led at
the first quarter 11-9, were In
front at the half. 32-27 and went
on to a 48-36 margin at the three
quarter point. Batterman led the
victors with 18 points and A prill
tossed in IS. Wall and Schmidt
were tops for Dale Parnell Acad
eray fang with six each. The pre
lim went to the Concordia seconds
by a close 29-28 count.
CONCORDIA (68) (33) SALEM ACAD
Aprui (is I T (i Doerksen
Bcnwarta (4) F (4l frt.ua
Battcrmaa (18) C (tt Wall
k-sam O (8) Johnson
Heta (13) G (4 Schmidt
nerve scoring: Con Leas (li.
steer 43l. Hatae 8I. Acad in.
ooooe mi. namptoa ui. iLamipp (41.
KalTUnve acore: Cotkrordis 32. Acad.
XI. Otnctaa: Warren and Stark.
GEKVAI3 TICTOR
GERVA1S. Dec. 8 ( S Dedal) -
The Gervaia Cougars defeated De
troit tonight 40 to 21. Hall racked
up 17 points to lead the home
town club to a dearcut victory
Gervaia led at halftime, 23 to 10.
At Gervaia
cervais (ai (it) Drrmorr
Beiteoua l T (41 Tin... R.
McCaU ()! F (161 Otrhalter
Host t C (41 Layman
Hail (171 G 11 Palmry
Mahoney ( G 6l Bray
Reserves: scoring: Detrott - S, Tlmtns
(II. Woodwsrd (1).
Halrum score: Corrals 23. Detroit
ia
Ofncials: TaadVrrort and Sheldon.
MiU Gty Victor
MILL CITY. Dec 8 (SeHal
Mill City's Timberwolvta chalked
up a 4S-2I victory ca rr Oregon
Deaf School tonight in a Marvoo
County B league hoop fracas. But
tunore and Chase sparked the wtn
ners with 15 and 14 points respee-
ti-eiT. allstrum was high for the
DSD's with 14. The Wolves boast-
ed a 22-14 margin at the half. The
OSD JVs copped the prelim 20-13,
OSD (381
SL. CoUey (t)
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MiU Oty attaltoat (ll. Kalftaaao eoaro:
oao 14. MU1 Oty 22. OCOcisai: Ls asti
anita.
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ncintu PAID OFT
CINCINNATI, Dec 8 -iff)- Li
zard Charles, world's raeavyvralght
champion, received 117,511 far
defending his title against Kick
Barone here last Tuesday night,
dty boxing commission Secretary
George Murphy said today. Ba
rone, who was. knocked out in
the 11th round, received 87443.
with 5500 additional for training
expenses. Murphy said.
WANTED
lad Growth Fir
logs and mora
Top Prices Paid
Bak & Roberts
Luniif Co.
AamsrUlr. Bex 136
PbsMte 33(3, AmnsrrtOe
Bend Defeats
Euneiie 63-54
BEND. Dec 8-(Special) -Bend's
Lava Bears opened the Big Six
hoop campaign tonight with a 63-
54 win over the Eugene Axemen
after holding a bare 30-29 ad
vantage at the intermission. The
Bend win came despite a great
28-polnt evening by Eugene's Le-
roy Parsons. Halligan hit 20 for
Bend.
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EUGEXg (M)
Slttaer (31
U easier (16)
Parson (38)
Hudspeth (6)
, Olson (41
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Baiiiiii scoring:
(Ul BEND
(30 HaUigan
(81 Hamilton
(61 Samples
(101 Maudlin
(7 1 Hunt
Eugene M c-Keat-
nan (41. K-usaeU 101. Setpte (3). Romlg
(61. Hammerqulit (61. Ruhbnsn (6i.
Landers (3l: Bend Dahbn (0). Moni-
cal (61. Catea (01. Wade (t). Lsuraen
(71. Terlianer (9. Hatrume acore:
Bend 30. Eugene 3. Omclaai: Abrama
and Krog.
Bowling
CoUega
Francia
Brooklyn
(Bka) 34
Idaho St Col. 72, West. Montana S6
Virginia S7, SUndoIph-Maeon 4Z
Kenyoa 68, Western Reserve S6
Georgetown 86, St. FrancU (Pal 56
Case Tech 74, John Carroll SI
U of Washington S4, Nebraska 46
Idaho 47, Montana 43
Southern California sa. Ctah 66
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Simons 522. Frank's Produce (1) King
SIS. Aleshlre 509. Bullock 463. Junta
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Lutz Florists (2) KiUmuler S14. Up
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