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12 Tho Start man, Salom, Prow Wda dcry, f. robniary 11. 1351 . . . t . r . i - . EvDsiirndDirQ . t The latest and blxrest scan dal la the Gotham hoop renkj makes for a yoa-eant-trast-2eor-ewn-brother complex . It's hard to reconcile the smelly conniving coins on back there with college sport and col ic re athletic heroes as seen threagh the Idolatrous eyes of the all-trusting- kids and adult fans. Feet of Clay Those guys who are placed pen pedestals as shining tokens f achievement, then sacenmb to the lore of rotten money prof fered from the cutter by the emmmy hands of the underworld snobs, could hare no greater punishment than being paraded before the kids who had eagerly accepted them for what they were supposed to be stars who played cleanly and expertly, but played to win ..... Kids are choosy m picking their heroes, but pick them they will and there is not a hoopster In the land who isn't a special kind of hero to some young un, somewhere. These guilty ones dread to face the DA and the court bat they would particularly dread to face the stares of a batch of yeathfnl elUxenry who've been let down with frightful im pact ..... Cover-Up Easy One of the common questions arising from this current mess Is bow come the coaches cant detect when their players are not putting out to the hilt? .... Consider, for one thing, that the court game allows for a lot of subtlety. As VFU Mentor Johnny Xewis says, a, player can "trsv el" occasionally, can get him self tied up here and there and still will not make himself con spicuous but at the same time esa lose a handful of points for his team .... A hot-shot who normally makes maybe six out cf ten shots Semi-Finals Tonight Woolens Slap Meivsmen in Opening The Page Woolens, who played American division race this season, beaten Salem News Agency team, champs of the National division, by a 56-' count last night in first-round action of the District 0 AAU hoop tourney at Leslie. The win qualified the Woolens to meet Epping Lumber at 730 tonight in a second-rounder. The 8:45 game tonight will pit the Campbell Insulators, titlists in the City league American division, against May & LeDoux Furniture in a second semi-finals tilt. The Wools had to come from behind for their win over the Newsmen after the losers went off the floor at the intermission with an 18-16 margin. Hi Hilfiker led the victors with 18 points. Bill Llnd had 11 and Gordy McMorris tossed in 10. Bud Duval and Al Chamberlain paced the News quint with 10 each. The winners of the Wools-Ep- ping mix and the Insulators-Fur niture fray will collide Thursday night. 8 o clock, for the crown in the single elimination meet. SALEM PAGE NEWS AGENCY (44) (56) WOOLENS Chamberlain (10) T (8) Bassett ntalmoiu (3) P (11) Llnd R. Cummin (3) C (5) Butte Duval (10) G (4-R. Page Chattuck ) G (10) McMorris Reserves scoring: S. News Hill ). Culbertson (2): Pare s HiUlker (18) Halftime score: S. News 18. Pages 18. Officials: Padberg and Buckley. Jefferson Keeps Chance for Title ST. PAUL, Feb. 20-Special)- Jefferson's Lions tonight retained their chance for a shsro of the Marion County B league basket ball title by downing St. Paul 48 29. The Jeffs now must beat Gates at Jefferson Friday to finish in a first place tie with Sublimity, Larry Rasmussen of the Saints led scoring tonight with 18 points. Dale Wattenbarger of the Jeffs had IS. The St. Paul Bees copped the ? prelim 21-14. J EPPERSON (44) (29) ST. PAUL Cameron (3) P (J) Gelow Watten barer (15) P (8) Ssranson learlatt (10 C (18) Rasmussen Blackweu (7) O (4) Smith lucks (5) O (0) Kirk trees scoring: Jeff. Brown (8), (2). Officials: Smith sad- War- (UNIVEJt&ll'T BOWL) " laTRCANTILK LEAGUE NO. 1 Knights of Pythias No. 2 (1) Anson 424. little) 258. tlwood 494, Waring 41. toebs Real Estate 2 A. Zeeb 4o. C. teb 4SL Z"b SM Z 31' Tm Don's Richfield Service (2) Smith 412. Elliott 531. WUberf 4S3. Norris 447. foo asoms ses. jary nortsts 411 enger esi, woeroeman 543. ; 23, mcarn 40s, Lnck Morris 80S. Harry Its - Tax Consultant fenseher 827. Stoen 434. DtBoer 4X8. Knighu eg Pythias No. 5 Raipn Nagei 35. Brofssoa SIS. Mcllnay 4S7. WUlametto Credit (0) Loach 421. Do tsaey 412. Knight 481. Bodard 45L. Pru fente 4. Pades Coffee Shop (3) Sauers 4M. Clark 282. Ad 444. Angove 4JS. Muelhsup 47S. mxtx team gams Fade's Coffee Shop O; Don's Ricnfield Service 880. Hlxa sde's CoLfoe Shop B343. High fjkdteidual oailes Lso . Morris ihth tadlrldsal game Ado 214. : L age Df(DDii i . 1 can drop the ratio down to four-out-of-ten and ho one Is apt to .blame other than the human factor . . . . ' i Yes. the boys! can get so good at it that they can fool such as tute men as CCNYs Nat Holman and LIU's Clair Bee . . . . . As for the racket! boys who LOREN MOKT V Leave Coaching Bracket the instigators, you can't punish them by Jabs at the eon sclenco and emotions. They're the guys who'ye taken a long and hard course in how to get the quick and easy dough. The only thing to do with 'em Is get 'em out of circulation and five years behind bars (the maximum Imprisonment on the charge) seems hardly enough! j You Can Be' Too Good This big Delake keeling tour ney we were 5 speaking of the other day Is the type the better bowlers dread for it is one of those handicap deals ..... As the wiseacres say, the man with the ICS average is in the most (Continued on next page) AAtJ Action second fiddle in the City league's knocked over the previously un Mason Accepts SGC Pro Job Bunny Mason; native of Salem and assistant pro at the Walla Walla Country club for the past two years, has been named head professional at i Salem Golf club, officials announced Tuesday. Mason, Salem high graduate of 1946 and known as one of the top young players In the state, will take over his new Job effective March 1st The new SGC pro succeeds Don Bowles, who resigned the first of the year. i Mason was a kingpin on the Sa lem high team of 1945 which cap tured the state prep; crown. At Walla Walla he has been working under ex-Salem pro Jim Russell. WILLAMLNA VICTOR WILLAMINA, Feb. , 20 (Spe cial) Willamina closed out its Yawama league loop ached tonight with a 58-39 victory ; over Sher wood. The i result left Willamina with an 11-3 league record. They finished in second place. The Wil lamina Jayvees notched the loop's Bee crown as they topped the Sherwoods second 93-27 for their 13th win in 14 starts. SHERWOOD (39) (58) WILLAMINA W. Way (8) F (14) DBs Gale S) ! P (4) Zimbrick Oldenstadt (4) C (14) Henthorn Wilson (2) O (9) Bulson Lundy (8) I C (8) Helgerson Reserves scoring: Sher. Van Do lan (2). J. Way (3). Conce (3). TJlrich (1); Will. Lea there (7). Reynolds (1). Eg- gert (4). Halftime score: Will. 24. Sher. 21. Officials: Heuberg and Emlfh. ALLEN WANTS' SUPERVISION SEATTLE, Feb. 20-(ff-DT. Ray mond B. Allen, president of the University of Washington, said to night it is the duty of a college to keep the good name of its sports participants and tradition by close supervision of basketball games. Dr. Allen made the statement fol lowing disclosure that: three play ers of City college of New York admitted accepting bribes to "fix" three basketball fames in which the school team participated. , Table of Coastal Tides TIDES PGR TAPTi ORC (ComDUed by U. B. Coast 4 Survey. Portland. Ore.l PACIFIC STANDARD VOtM FEBRUARY. 1SS1 - - - . ; High Waters . i Low Waters i Time . Ht. Time Ht 11:44 a-m. 8 flHS pjn. -S i 111 sjb. I I - ja -ea ; 1:10 aa.. S.f 3Sajn. ta 22:24 sun. SS - TdS BJn.' SJ : 1 sjb. SO ' jn. I.T : 1:1S BJBW S S-4S SJB. II 24' 83 sjn. SS 8 .O s-nv 1.2 SS pjn, S.1 8:1 pjn. lO 2 Jt sun. SS S-.S7 sum. SJ S:5 pjn. B S SM Sum. la 3:03 SJn. sa llaja. M- S:5 pja, SO S31 pjn. 2U ' 2.-44 ajn. la 103 msa. 0.4 :11 pjm. 4J 10302 sua. 2 8 4 Jl ajn. 8a 11 04 SJB. 9J .-40 pjn. 4J 1927 pjn. U js , m i.-; -;' - .' ...-'4 ODS Defeated In 54l34 Mix SUBLIMITY, Feb. JO-(Special) - The Sublimity high cagers to night captured at least a tie for the Marion County B league bas ketball championship by virtue of an expected victory over Oregon School for the : Deaf, 54-34. The win was No. 13 against three loss es for Coach Tom Pendergast's team, which finished its league season tonight : Only Jefferson high, with a win over St. Paul I tonight, holds a chance to finish in a tie with Sublimity for the title. The Jeffs play Gates ) at Jefferson Friday and must win to finish in the tie. Otherwise the entire championship belongs to Sublimity. Forward Ron Meier led tonight's win with 18 points. Darwin Wal strom hit for 13 for ODS. Sub limity led at halftime 24-16 and the Sub Bees won the prelim 04- 27. suBLTMrry (54) (34) ODS (2) Nelson (3) Martin (13) Walstrom (S) Lisar (4) Heath Meier (16) T Christensen (M) T Bradley (2) C Lulay (9) G Z.Highberger6) G Reserves scoring: Sublimity Gers- pacher (1). Watts 12. Steinkamp (4). Cries (3); ODS McCann (4). Official: Henry and Pas. Central Stops Foxes, 57-54 SILVERTDN. Feb. 20-(Special) -Central union high's hoopsters unleased a fourth quarter rally to- rugnt to turn DacK aiiverton s r ox es 57-54 In p close and hardfought non-league Wit. Central led at the half, 29-27 but the Foxes jumped in front 47f41 at the end of the third heat. tThe Centrals then ral lied to pull the game out of the fire. j Allen Poisey was the Central spark with 3 markers but Silver ton's Scott iDouglas was the eve ning's high man with 17. The Silverton Jayvees won the prelim game, 52-26. CENTRAL (37) (84) SILVER TON Posey (13) t T (47 Douglas Robinson (111 r (8) Gustafson Rosenstock (11) C ) Cooper Buss (8) I, G (11) Johnson Loch (10) I G (13) $tontenberg Reserves coring': Central Burch (2). Halftime score: Centr. 29. Sllv. 27. Of ficials: Wickert and Hendrle. Gervais Nips Gates, 52-35 GERVAIS, Feb. 20-(Special)-The Gervais high Cougars tonight downed Gates 52-35 in their Mar ion county!; B league basketball game, therein ruining Gates' bid for the championship. The Cou gars vaultebt into second place with the win also. : Doug Hail's 17 markers paced Ordie Hoyf's winners and Earl Belleque got 14. Marlin Cole got n for Gates. The Gates Bees won the prelim 42-32. GERVAIS (5t) (28) GATES Belleque (141 T (1) Cline McCall (B) I T (15) Cole Howe (7) C (12) Carey Hall (17) f G (3) Crltes Mahony (3) i G (0) Hennesa Reserves scoring: Gstes Haun (2), Ziebert (2 Gervais Bannick (2). Halftime score: Gervais 28-11. Officials: Salstron and! Vsndevort. Kittens Edge Bulldogs 49-47 WOODBURN, Feb. 20-(Spe-cial)-Sam yokes' Willamette Bear kittens gained a close 49-47 win over the Woodburn Bulldogs to night after holding a slim 22-21 margin at the half. Duane Shields led the Kittens with 15 points and Rick Bingham was next with 10. Len Pavlicek of Woodburn led his club with 15. WOODBURN (47) Vandeney (9) P Henderson (8) P Belleque (9) C Pisher (8) G pitMk tin : n (49) WTJ PROSH (2) Noteboom (9) Williams (2) Eckley flB) Shields (10) Bingham RMrve serine : Wood. Soiaton (1); rrosh GUaon (5). Jceb (2). Tlmrns 4A YTalrtimA suss-st IVeiak o uyui 21. Officials: Kelly sad Bates. MOLALLA KIPS 8 ANDY SANDY, Feb. 20 (SDecial)Mol- alla's Indians kept up their bid for a first division berth in the Wil lamette Valley league basketball standings tonight by downing San dy 47-44, climaxing a game that was close all the way. Sandy's Don Gomoll led all scoring tonight with 17. sandy copped the prelim 32-18- I SANDY (44) J (47) MOLALLA Predrlckson (8) , P (2) Han Anderson 1) T (12) Hagen Krom (8) 1 C (11) Horton Gomon (17) G (7) Long; tckberf (8) G (8) Allison Reserves scoring: MolaHa Pace (1), Monroe (I): Sandjr Cyphers (1), Has nagen (2). Bergstrom (2). CASCADE1 LOSES TURNER, Feb. 20 (Special) Cascade Union, high's cage crew bowed to Philomath's quintet by a 42-39 count tonight In a non-league engagement. The visitors had to coma from behind for the win after Cascade had pushed to a 21 1S halftime margin. Mulkey paced the victors with 13 points and Marvin Schaefer topped Cascade with 15. The prelim went to the Cascade Jayvees, S2-29. i - CASCADE (29 j. (42) PHILOMATH Bates (2) - (8) St. Clair (4) Miller (13) Mulkey 141 Olson Shatter (is T Worlev (21 Spear (8) un IS) seorine: (1) Christeosoa Meealfe a):PbilofnaU Howard (U). Bart U). Halftime soar: Casrsfls 21-1S. Baking" oread Is one of the oldest of human arts, 'dating back to at least the Stone Age. Three changes la the first five of Class A and B singles oc curred last Bight as mere -ae-tlon was rolled off in the 10th -State Bowling tourney at Uni versity alleys. Two Portland keglers. Bill Blalmrose and Hi Hunan, un-' corked COO series to shuffle the. "A" standings. Malmrose slam med in a 624 to move Into third place In his singles division and H a m a n , Malmrose's . doubles mate, chalked up a CIS to climb op Into the No. 5 slot in the Class A solo category. A Salem roller, Harold O ling er, shot into fifth place in the yy LITTLE SPORT Estacada Star Topples Mark Reed Sets One-Game Record with Hot 34 ESTACADA, Feb. 20-(Special)-Estacada's Bob Reed smashed the all-time Willamette Valley league individual scoring mark for one game tonight as he poured in 34 points to lead the Rangers to a 73-33 win over the Canby Cougars The wholesale point perform ance jumped the Estacada guard into first place in the individual scoring race with 247 points one under the season mark set up by Ken Gibson of Woodburn in 1948. Reed has a three-point bulge over Dallas' Wes Ediger which, sets the stage for a natural since Dallas and Estacada close out the league season against each other Friday night at Dallas. The previous one-game record of 29 points was shared by Ediger, who hit it this season,, and Whitey Baglien of Woodburn, who totalled that amount back in 1949. The Ranger Bees won tonight's prelim, 49-16. CANBY (33) (73) ESTACADA Kleve (8) P (13) Nicholson Herman (1) P (7) Ballou Knox (11) G (0) Duncan Bolland (7) C (11) Bowser Perkett 2) G (34) Reed Reserves scoring: Canby Kraft 2). Swearingen (2): Est. Eichner 6). Haiftirne score: Est. 38. Canby 11. Of ficials: White and Laprinzi. Jones Spears Mat Verdict Rowdy Rufus Jones and his head butts, plus the fact that he could grab a ring rope when it needed to be grabbed, came out in front of Frank Stojack's air plane spins and giant whirls in their mat mainer at the armory last night. Jones copped the first fall with his head butts and a crab hold, but S to jack came pack with a giant swing and crab hold of his own to even things. Frank tried often for the airplane spin convincer, but found Jones a toughie to catch with it. In No. 3 Stojack finally applied the spin, but just as he was get ting a good start Jones grabbed a rope and spilled Stojack to the mat. A few head butts and a pin hold then followed to end the brawl. Andy Tremaine proved too much wrestler in the special with Lou Macers and pinned the mus cular Lou in straight falls. Arnie Skaaland used body scissors and a neck twist to flatten Leo Jensen In their mix and Alex Kasaboski and Tony Verdi went to a no-fall draw in the opener. Gaston Wallops Crusader Quint Salem Academy's Crusaders dropped a 65-48 game to Gaston on the West Salem floor Tuesday night. Gaston built a big 38 - 15 halftime margin and the Crusad ers never could catch up. Dick Halloway led the winners with 16 points and Dave Doerksen was high man for the Crusaders with 13. The Bee game went to the Acad emy seconds, 42-19. SALEM ACADEMY (48) (85) GASTON D. Doerksen ( 13) r (is) uauoway J. Doerksen (7) P (2) Gorman WsU 3 C (18) Spidal Johnson (9) O (12) Plett Priesen (10) G (14) Roberstein Reserves scoring: SA Pfau (2), Marer (2); Gaston Hudson (4). Half time score: Gaston 38-13. Officials: Mian and Bow. TORCH ON WAY' ROME, Feb. 20-CfVA torch lit from the Eternal Flame at Athens' Olympla arrived by plane today, and will be flown tomorrow to Buenos Aires for the Fan-American games opening Sunday, v DO in Throw-Yotrr Watch -Away-I We Fix Them ' When Others Can'tl "Expert Diamond. Setting : Mad Jewelry - . ; IdaauifartaTins' Do:: US State EL Ph. SUlt J, rl "i ll SZZO ? ?!; Class B division, as ho wheeled a 587.- u The best that the ; evening's doubles flrinr produced was the 1102 Tony Blgier and Stan Bra den of Salem uncorked In Class ' B tandem action. The effort put -r them in sixth place In that divi- ion. '. '1..V i ';--' Two of Salem's top. rollers,. -Pinky Hartwell and Ft ankle Evans, originally scheduled to toss last Slight, -postponed their, appearance because Hartwell is ilL : - j. ' i - The mammoth tourney, now. past the midway mark in Its month-long schedule, resumes : i : -I . . . : .' -i ' . ; ! i . . ! Up 9n At 'Em s r Willamette's Bearcats didn't have any rebounding- to do on this play In the Whitman game hero Monday night, as the ball, shot by Larry Smith (9) hit the right spot for two WU points. Ready to grab just in case of a miss, however, is Ted Loder (11) and Dong Logne (15) of WU. Whitman players are ! Gene Adams (11), Bill Green (10). Bad Right (8) and Dick Fain (12). Willamette won 71-59 to remain in a tie with Linfield for the Northwest conference lead. The Cats and Linfield play at McMinnville Friday night. COLLEGE Willamette Prosh 49, Woodburn HI 47 Van port 89, OCE 82 La Salle 84, Manhattan College 83 Ohio University S3, Cincinnati 74 South Carolina 82. Citadel 58 Korta Carolina State 78, Wake For est SS Bradley 97, St. Louis SS Bailor 41, TCU 33 Montana State 81, Colorado State 43 Syracuse 81, Indianapolis 79 Oklahoma Aeries CI, University of Houston 52 St. John's 41. New York TJ 52 Tofts 89, Massachusetts 5S Texas A St M 49, 8MU 43 Washington Lee 86, Virginia 54 Dayton Noses Amity, 36-35 DAYTON. Feb. 20 fSDecial) Dayton's torrid Pirates had a close squeak tonight but finally emerg ed with their 13th win in 14 Yaw ama leamc starts as they nosed out Amity, 36-35. Dayton led the the half, 18-12. Tne nraies ai raiiv rtossessors of the Iood crown. were led by Center Bill Sherman's 15 points. The Dayton uees won the prelim, 43-32. AMITY (25) (38) DAYTON (4) Reeder (7) D. Allen (15) Sherman : (1) J. Allen Neumann (7) Newman (9) Edgren (7) Williams (4) r T C G n BUCK (21 (9) Hoard SM.nr.fl amrltif- Am It Schuchardt (6). Halftime score: Dayton 18, Amity 12, Officials : Kerr and Norton. DEMFSEY BACK ON FEET BALTIMORE, Feb. 20-(ff)-Jack Dempsey was released from Johns Hopkins hospital today after "res ponding very well to treatment and removal of an abcess. The former World's Champion Heavy- . . a . weignt Doxer was opera tea on ai the hospital Feb. 14 but : wasn't knocked out so much that he couldnt watch the j sensational EIAWAG-FElIG!D2inE-i? nOEIS 2PPL!IriCES! . Here is toot epportaxiirf to o!lgn Tourself wi3 en out standing product cmd a reputable dealer oi long stand ing. Salarr PIUS r,w,TT,Uvpl ' TiTtWpewVrrWi hrmlAaA. ipply Today Friday night with doubles, sin gles and team action, . Leaders to date: - - Class A: f . - Team I Rush lew Insurance, HUlsbore, 2655: Double -Smok- ey Sylvester - Laurie Redlfer, Portland; 1194; Singles Paul Reeve, Portland, C42; All-Events llarry Menry. Portland. 1702. Class .jB: U Team-4-Cline A Johnson. Sa lem, 2716; Doubles Bob Malm-gren-Earl . Harnack. Portland.: 1176; Singles Carl Donahue, Salem,, 835; All-Events Mike Merrell. Salem. 1706. . Class jC: j for Bearcats . :r : . tr: '--"Sri V Texas Tech 87, Texas Western 49 Colby 11, Maine S3 Hofstra S, Hart wick 55 Great Lakes (111.) Naval Training Center 59, Fort Sheridan (111.) 49 HIGH SCHOOL Gaston 85, Salem Academy 48 Central 57, Silverton 54 Estacada. 73, Canby 33 MolaUa 47, Sandy 44 Sublimity 54, Deaf School 34 Jefferson 48, St. Paul 29 ' Gervais 52, Gates 35 MiU City 43, Detroit 41 Willamina 58, Sherwood 39 Sheridan 45, Banks 42 Dayton 1C. Amity 35 Philomath 42, Cascade 39 Garden Closed To Gotham Teams NEW YORK, Feb. 20-The board of higher education tonight barred for the present any future scheduling of municipal college basketball games In Madison Square Garden. The rest of this season's scheduled games are not affected. The board ordered a committee to look into every phase of recent game fixing at the Garden. SHERIDAN WINS SHERIDAN, Feb. 20-(Spedal)-Sheridan high upset Banks to night in l Yawama league basket ball play; 4542, after the Sheridan Bees copped the prelim 42-38. BANKS (42) ! (45) S HIRED AN WUcox (0) T ' (10) Nadsen Elklns (11) C (12) Pisher Perkins (12) P (9) Brandt Chain (2) O (4) Ivie Snyder (2) O (4) Shaw Reserves scoring: Bank W. Chain (8), Brunhaver (4): Sheridan Crilman (4), Hi board 2. Halftime score: 28-24 Ue. Officials: Derrah and Balm. Robinson-LaMotta fight on tele vision a few hours later. . . 115 CO. COMX. a3 SIS 1 : LJ - -' 1 -fu cmr J n Team Goldles, Silverton, 2499; Doubles C P. Johnson F. K. Brown, Albany, 1104; Sin gles Ben' Larsen. Salem,' 617; All-Events Ben Larsen, Salem, 1659. - " ; Lt alcht'a results: j f Class As - 4 ' ! Doubles BUI Maunrcse A HI Bass s. PortUnS, H7; llafh WUkerssa j io Cee, Saleas. S4X I v . Slnrles B1U Malmrose, Portland, 24; Hi llama n. Portland, SIS; Ed L Jtsa, Saless, 49S; Lome Kitchen, Sa rin, S3; Harh WUkerssw, Salem. 455; Joo Cos, Ssless, S39; Luke Brs Oen, Saless, 4S4; John Olaey. Sale si. 'i class B: a : , Doasles Ed LU is Floyd ! Me NaU. Salem, SSS; Lorne Kitchen A Bex Adolpa. Salem. S4S; Harold Ol- By Rouion Frank Buf ord Defeats Kaliut Joe Drops Close Mix ' As Comeback Starts PORTLAND, Feb. 20 AF Joe Kahut, favorite of Oregon fight fans, failed in a comeback attempt ton) eh t when he lost a itnllt fvi- sion to Frank Buf ord, 20l4f of uakiand, calif in a 10 -round heavyweight fight here. ' - t .Although h forced the fight most of the way, Kahut's timing was off. Buf ord won by slugging it out in spurts with the 27-year-old Oregonian. then peppering away with his left. Kahut weighed i44. - i . Thero were no knockdowns and neither fighter was in serious trou ble, although Buford puffed Ka hut's eye in the second round and ; 1 A. 1 a 1 Tt itfie TraVkii'er 4 eik w w aswiiMS a aaini ASSSSS nill.C he was defeated last July by Rex Layne, Utah heavyweight. I j Billboatsman, 174, Long view, won a second round technical knockout victory over Dave Titt man, 175, Portland, in- the semi final match. The fight was stop ped when Tittman suffered a cut eye. -. Eddie Kahut, Joe's young bro ther, took a four-round decision over Al Cliff, Portland. Vanport Whir s Wolves 89-62 PORTLAND. Feb- 20-rSoe- cial) ' Vanport college, leader in the Oregon Collegiate conference hoop chase, whipped the OCE Wolves tonight, 89-62, after being in front other than for the j first five minutes. The winners had a big 45-26 advantage at the inter mission. - ! . Lloyd Bergman sparked the vis itors with 24 points and Hal Pit cher was top man for the Wolves with 16. It was OCETs seventh loss in 10 loop outings. The Wolves play the Oregon State Rooks at Corvallis Wednes day night, i i VANPORT (89) (62) OCE PfPtPfTp PfPtPfTp BremnJ To 4 S 24 Sullivan t 17 4 0 Wellsi 0 0 1 0 Pitcher 1 11 418 Adrian.e Pitzer Hoy.g Fenner.r Talbert 7 3 417 Moorehd.c 12 3 3 8 2 2 14 BushneU.g 2 12 8 3 2 1 SHumble.K 3 2 2 9 0 0 1 OiKvistad.f 0 14 1 4 2 2 10 Herberts 110 3 0 10 0 Kine.C 10 1 Stricklr.f Steward 4 3 0.0 6 Coleman.g 8 t 2 13 Koskl.g 0 0 0 O Sperber 0 1 0 jonnson,s; o q i Carrgtn.g 2 0 4 9 Totals 35 19 23 BSi Totals 20 22 22 S3 Fr,fl thrawt tn Vmn O f-uB T Halftime score: Van. 49. OCK 20. Of- nciajs: seara ana Yerkovich. GOLFERS TO EAT The Salem Golf Men's club1 will hold its regular monthly dinner Thursday night, 6:30, in the club aining room. .ne word bravo formerly! was commonly used in Italy to indicate a nired assassin. GET A -f -': h-'. oVMUWhat VoDo - .vwnaT yp svo rmm i 2 3 4 Astjosl broke - CorehiDy - WE GIVE AND REDEEM PEtiriYi SAVER STAf.lPS yVQCtQQO: STORES Center and N. Libc .y Sr. : Phone 2-2491 Incer A Clayton PersBnan, I slsm. Met Tony Biclev A SUn Braden. Salem. 1ISZ; John Irons Sj Lako Brsden. Sa lem, . 1S14; Erwts Undsey dc .Bad Straw, Salem. t3; Geergs Cat 41 Carl Butte, Salem, 141; John oinry A Kennetk Clark, Salem, 7; Lleyd Jones A Don Donean, Salem. ls. Singles rloyd MeNall, Salem, 47 Bex Adolph, Salem, 489; Harold t)l Infer, Salem, SIS; Clayton Foreman. Salem, 4SS; Bey Parley, Salem, 4S; - Tony Blgler, Salem, 54; John Irons, Salem. 449; Erwln Lindsey, Salem, 525; Bnd Straw, Salem, 515; Oeorto Causey. Salem, 475; Carl Bute. Salem, 485; Kenneth Clark, Salem, lis; Lloyd Jones, Salem, 4M; Don Daacan. Salem. 474. j , , . Class C; 1 - -i.i T) . I . Doubles Bea Creasy A Bey -Parley, Salem, 893. 1 Singles Bea Creasy, Salem, 437; Thee. Ellinger, sJem.27. - i in n r 3 Blackbirds ? .19 ! I NEW YORK, Feb. 2W;PM?ol- lege sport's greatest scandal to night Jed vng Island university with four flr basketball players accused of taking $18,500 to fix seven big-time games to abandon inter-college athletics. I f It was the aftermath of a. dis trict attorney's crackdown ten players of three major New York cage teams alleged; to have taken gamblers' money to Insure desired results In a number of games.! Three Hop players of the City College of New York last year's national I kingpin in the college basketball world md one from New York university had been taken into custody earlier on simi lar charges. . il - t ' Authorities said Ithe eight bas ketball players admitted obtaining a total of $25,000. jl : Long Island university Presi dent T. W. Metcalfe sent a tele gram to Ned Irish, Madison Square Garden basketball jj promoter, tin forming him LIU is cancelling its remaining gajnes of the season there, Feb. 22 and March 1. Two other non-garden tilts also are be ing cancelled. ... ! 1 ' At the same time "it was an nounced that the university's trustees decided toijreturn all LIU spprts "to the status of intra-mural competition."- ;': i- f A statement from the board cf trustees said it concluded that ftn undue emphasis has been placed upon basketball and perhaps en other Intercollegiate sports." ) ; j It added that such "over-streys-j ed importance' on ; collegiate ath-' letlcs" has attracted a gangtter gambling element to what has Ap peared to them to be a lush field for further corrupting Inroads in to the communal j ' (Cont'd Next Page) ENDS TONIGHT! ?U I II il 3 4-1 UIJyn Contlnooas Tomorrow! i Toiionnou! mm LEON AMES PAM BRITTON Extra! Soecial Brevity - "MY COUNTRY i TIS OF THEE Color by Technicolor Cartoon Warner News yrceg.frT vciuo Any Make Car With Uydraulio Brakes j f :- -:! -;j 1 J Cl (o' t : ' I i
