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. : Off Haulvs Snare 2nd Loop Win Bishop, Hazel Lead Attack; JVs Triumph ALBANY (Special)-Salem High School's Vikings led virtually all the way Tuesday night as they rolled' to a 58-46 victory over Al bany's Bulldogs. It was the second straight win of the 1952 Big Six League campaign for Coach Harold Hank's cagers. In a prelim to the m airier, Lee Gustafson's Vik Jayvees notched their seventh straight triumph as they topped the Bulldog Bees, 39 29. 5 w Center Jack Bishop and For wards Bob Hazel and Larry Paulus were the big guns for the Vik varsity, sparking the Capital City ui4nt0t intn the lead after they had trailed momentarily at the outset of tne iracas. Salem was in front 13-10 at the first quarter's end, went on to a 28-17 halftime advantage and enjoyed a 41-29 edge at the buzzer winding up the third chapter. Short-lived Lead Albany's Eugene Kutch, top point man of the tilt with an 18 point evening, hit a bucket in the first seconds to jump the Bulldogs out in front, but 3:10 into the opening quarter Larry Paulus tossed in a field shot to give the Salems a 6-4 margin and they nev er a 9a in were headed. Paulus and Hazel were the Vik wheelhorses in the first half, Paul us hitting four baskets and Hazel dropping in three buckets in addi tion to four straight charity tosses. Bishop, the 6-5 pivoter, was the driving spark in the final two quarters, hitting for six field goals plus a free point. For the game Bishop had seven buckets and two gifters for 16 markers, high for the Hauks. Next for the Salems was Hazel with 13 and John Bradtl followed with nine. Kutch totalled eight baskets in getting his 18 and Don Brenneman was second best for the losers with 14. Bishop and Paulus played a snappy game under the boards for the Salem club. Salem's next action comes Fri day night against the Bend Lava Bears on the enemy court. SALEM (3S) (29) ALBANY Knapp 0 r 7 Cathey Trtplett (4) r (5) Gatlin Miller (4) C (0) Webb Johnson (7) G (2) Sorenson Hardy (4) G (6) Burford (4) Terry Reserve scoring : Salem Rice 2). Burk (4). Puhlman (6). Domogatta (). Albany Shelby (I), Berrah (3). Half, time score: Salem 22. Albany 19. SALEM (53) (44) ALBANY ofwto G r Pf Tp Hazels Paulus. BUhop.c Bales .g Peper.g 4 S 4 0 3 13! Kutch.f S 3 2 IS 1 S Stamper 1 2 3 4 2 7 7 2 1 16 Causbie.e 3 1 2 0 2 4 renter. 0 0 4 0 4 14 1 3 13 1 9 Br n'm n.g S 4 BradU.f 4 1 1 Dorrinci 1 1 MKnzieg 10 1 Conder.c 0 0 1 Springr . 0 12 Thorn as .a" 0 0 0 1 2fSlm.f ' 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 23 12 13 Ml Totals 18 10 16 46 Free throws missed Salem 6, Albany S. Halftime score: Salem 28. Albany 17. Officials: Derrah arid Norton. Chemawa Outlasts Deaf School Five The Chemawa Indians won their first Marion County B League bas ketball victory of the season Tues day night, defeating the Oregon School for the Deaf cagers, 52-49, In a thriller at the Deaf School. The Indians broke a tie in the final minute of play. Chemawa led 17-11 at the quar ter, but the OSD's were in front a halftime 24-21. It was tied at 36-all at the end of the third frame. Irv Martin of the School and Tom Patchpe of the Indians tied for high point honors with 12 each. Chemawa Bees won the prelim. Tames (10) Smithson (5) Benalle (I) Shillal '9) Patchpe (12) r (11) Martin r W.Colley (7) K.CoIley 3 (11) Wallstrnm Cr (3) Lisae CHEMAWA (52) (49) O. 8. D. Reserves scoring: Chemawa Godowa 4. Samson 2. Williamson 2: O. S. D. Heath 5. Officials: Hendrie rnd Henery. North Marion '5' Beats Sherwood SHERWOOD (Special) North Marion's Huskies got off to a vic torious start in Yawama League basketball play Tuesday night by topping Sherwood, 36 - 29, after leading at the quarterly stops 13 12, 18-17 and 27-24. Bill McLaren with 13 points top ped scoring fox the winners. Jack Way had 11 to lead Sherwood. The North Marion Bees won the prelim 43-39. N. MARION (36) f29) SHERWOOD MeLarea (13) T (2) Demotion Yergen (1 F (11) Way Barendse (9) C (8) Vandolah DtUer (12) - G (4) Ulrica VanUen (0)0 Reserves scoring: N-M Ri enter 1, Berkey. Rasmusser, Schrack. Sherwood Holkxnon. Andrews. Officials: Pet- and Kurath. Gorky Spoils Weaver Return, Takes Mat Win Bustlin Buck Weaver's return to the armory mat wars last night didnt turn out to be the victorious splash most folks wanted it to be.' Buck was downed by Soldat (Big Russian)- Gorky in the main event,; but did have the satisfaction of banging one fall on the whiskered; meanie-and later hanging one sizeable punch on the same whis kers, -v . ' - Gorky's winning fall wasn't the most orthodox thing seen on Tues day nights at the Ferry Street Garden. Weaver had a full nelson hold on Soldat when the latter broke it, grabbed Buck's leg and flopped him to the mat. Then while sitting on Weaver, Gorky held Suck's tights with both hands rvri nn n nl 1 1 1 1 ll IT BBODOMS lMroMiL mm HIGH SCHOOL : Salem-58. Albany 46 Salem JV 39. Albany JV 29 Stayton 60. Cascade 35 Salem Academy 50. Philomath 40 Dallas CO, SUverton 34 Molalla 43. Sandy 33 Woodburn 42, ML Angel 11 Canby 43, Estacada 35 Davton 62. Sheridan 38 Banks, S3. Yamhill 21 Willamina 32. Amity 34 North Marlon 36. Sherwood 29 Chemawa 52, Deal School 49 Mill City 39, Gates 36 Sublimity 59, Jefferson 22 Gervab 34 St. Paul 23 Detroit 67. Sisters 43 McMlnnville 57. Hlllsboro 41 Mllwaukle 54; Newport 35 Rainier 46, Columbia Prep 44 Gastoi 36. Bay Clty30 West port 67. Star of Sea. Astora 94 Corbett 36. Hill Military. Portland 32 Forest Grove 60. West Linn 57 St. Helens 72. Oswego 26 Willamette, Eugene 48. Springfield 45 2nd W VI. Win for Dragons IHIot Pallas Crew Slaps SilveEton Cagers 60-34 DALLAS (Special)-The powerful Dallas Dragons racked their second straight Willamette Valley League cage victory of the 1952 campaign Tuesday night as they overwhelmed the Silverton Silver Foxes 60-34. In taking their second league loss in a row, the Foxes trailed badly throughout. Dallas was in front 18-8 at the first-quarter stop and then whirl ed for 16 more points in the sec ond period to build a 34-11 inter mission advantage. Count at the end of the third quarter favored Coach Gordy Kunke's crew, 50-20. Lyn Luthe topped the Dallas scoring with 13 and Ed Brandli had id. High for Silverton was Gaylen . Stoltenberg ' with 12. The prelim went to the Dallas Jayvees 37-35. StLVEKTON (34) Carter S McKammon (3) Peckham (7) Stoltenberg (12) (M) DALLAS ( 10 Brandli r r c G (8) Curtis (9) Jepsen (3) cook Gentry (2) G (8) SJolund Reserves scoring : Silverton Warren 2. Robblns 2, Finlay 1: Dallas Luthe 13. Bledsoe S. Read 1. rrlesen i. nan time scores: Dallas 34. Silverton 11. Officials: Worthley and Anderson. M-City Downs Gates Cagers MILL CITY (Speclal)-Mill City topped Gates 39-36 Tuesday night in a close Marion County B League tilt. The winners held a narrow margin much of the way. Count at the stops favored Mill City 5-3, 13-9 and 25-24. Bob Baltimore with 13 and Bob Chase with 12 led Mill City. The Bee game went to the Mill City Bees 41-19. The win was the ; fifth for Mill City in six league outings. GATES (M) Henness (0) Romey (4) Cole (18) Slrtes (7) (39) MILL CITY F (12) Chase F (2) Marttala C (8) Downer G (0) Canoff G (13) Baltimore Lee (7) Reserves scoring: Mill City Shelton 1. Ward 3. Greeorv 2 score: Mill City 13, Gates 9. Officials De- Loretto and Chambeilals. Gervais Topples St, Paul Quint GERVAIS (Special) The Ger vais High Cougars Tuesday night toppled the St Paul Buckaroos in their Marion County B League basketball game here, 34-23. John ny McCall with 17 points led the victors. Sam Smith topped the Bucks with seven. Gervais led 3-2 at the quarter, 12-8 at halftime and 26-16 at the next stop. The Gervais Bees won the prelim 38-28. The varsity win was No. 4, against one loss, for the Cougars in league play. ST. PAUL (23) Smith (7) Stout (3) Kirk (5) Swanson (2) (34) GERVAIS (3) Banick (17) McCall (4) Tobnsoff (2) Green r r c G Powell (l) G (4) Rets Reserves scoring: St. Paul Gelow 2. Ron Swanson 1. Gone 2. Gervais Belleo.ua 1, Greer 2. Kltczynskl 1. Of ficials: Albrich and Siralo. Vik Grapplers To Open Season Hank Jurans Salem High School matmen open their season tonight as they play host to the Albany Bulldogs. Counting match es will start at 8 o'clock and there will be a series of exhibitions be fore that. t. The Viks are defending Bif Six League champions, v while ; Referee Ben Sherman, er roneously counted nim down' and out. So furious was Weaver oyer this' bad break that he swung on Gorky and then had a heated sor tie with him later in the dressing quarters. . - Weaver's tricky backward-jump and neck-breaker hold. gained the first fall, but Gorky evened it by tossing .Buck into the ; ropes and catching him with ajknee lift on the rebound. : " - It was a livery squabble through out and capably capped card that was loaded with action In the opener Danno McDonald used a crucifix hold to spill Prince CMar in the only fall during their 30 beat filled minutes. The Prince i l IMDtt Tlgard 96. Newberf 31 Cot. Grove 37. University, Eugene 28 Waldpo -t 49. Newport 35 Eddyville 47. Taft JVs 46 Payette. Idaho 38, Hunting-ton, Ore. 25 Lincoln. Portland 61$ Long-view 45 Camas. Wash. 34, Fran Klin, Port. 33 Jefferson. Portland 61. Gresham 46 Lebanon 53, Toledo 23 Concordia, Portland 51, Vernonia 49 Knapp 65, Jewell 32 COLLEGE Oregon 59, Wash. State 45 Idaho 77. East. Wash. 64 Oregon Jayvees 62. Pacific Jayvees 43 Bidley 57. St. Louis 56 (Double over - time) ' St. Bona venture 76. Canisius 61 Notre Dame 55. Butler 49 Dartmouth 39. New Hampshire It Clemson 70, Furman 65 Georve Washington 79. Richmond 54 Oklahoma A 8c M 49. Oklahoma 40 Texas Christian 42. Rice Institute 30 Texas 41. Southern Methodist 31 LaSalle 75. Temple 59 N. Carolina State 85. S. Carolina 76 Saints Snatch 6th Straight JEFFERSON (Special) - The Sublimity Saints, dumping in bas kets from all angles and stopping the Jefferson attack with a full- floor defense, Tuesday night rang up their sixth straight Marion County B League basketball vic tory over the Lions, 59-22. Sublimity led 12-7 at the first period, 26-10 at halftime and 44-17 at the end of the third frame. The undefeated league leaders were led in scoring by Guard Ron Ruef with 18 points. Lee Cameron s nine markers led the Jeffersons. Jeff led 5-0 at the outset but soon faded under an avalanche of points by the fast - running, quick-shooting Saints. The Sub limity Bees won the prelim 37-17. SUBLIMITY (59) Ja. Gries ) F Christiansen (5) T Jim Gries (2) C C. Lulay (8) O Ruef (18) G Reserves scoring (22) JEFFERSON (1) Wright (9) Cameron (4) Wattenbarger (3) BlackweU (1) Gross Sublimity Heu- berger 5, Rauseter 8. Boedighelmer 3. Bradley 5. Stelnkamp 2. Jefferson Hawkins 3. Officials: Bevens and Lightner. Woodburn Rips Angels 42-21 WOODBURN-(Special)- Wood burn's Bulldogs remained unbeat en in Willamette Valley League hoop play Tuesday night as they stormed over Mt. Angel's Preps 42-21. It was Woodburn's second straight circuit win. The Bulldogs jumped out to a 17-8 first-quarter margin, swelled their total to 26-12 at the half and then widened to 36-19 at the third period's end. Jim Vandehey paced the winners with 15 points while Erwert and Piatz shared Mt An gel honors with five apiece. It was Mt. Angel's second league loss. The prelim game went to the Woodburn Jayvees 46-36. In the varsity mix Woodburn's Bob Withers gave the enemy two points when he inadvertently dropped the ball in the wrong hoop. MT. ANGEL (21) (42) WOODBURN Gorman (2) F (15) Vandehey Zauner (0) F (4) Larsen Weurnan (2) C (10) Van Arsdale Erwert (5) G (5) Withers Piatz (5) G (4) Pavlicek Reserves scoring: Mt. Angel Schu macher (1). Schmidt (1), Kimlinger (1). Free (1). Woodburn Hu gill (2). Baird (2). Halftime score: Wood. 28. ML Angel 12. Officials: Kolb and Beard. Willamina Wins AMITY (Special) Willamina rolled to its second straight Yaw ama League cage victory Tuesday night via a 42-34 verdict over Amity's Warriors. Willamina led at the half 22-9 and 35-18 at the finish of the third chapter. The Bee game was nabbed by the Wil lamina Bees, 46-24. WILLAMINA (42) Zlm brick (4) . . F Leathers (2) F GUI (15) C LltUeJoha (12) G (34) AMITY (I) Compton (1) Lynch (12) Kdgren (8) Xhlers Remolds (4) c (4) Hubbard Reserves scoring: Will. Schenk (S). Majors (3). Amity Rohdo (S). Shields (2). Halftime score: Will. 22. Amity 9. was making his Salem debut. He's a short and rough gladiator. The second mix saw Yorg Cretorian and Cowboy Carlson go to a slam- banf draw after each had gained a falL Cretorian got the first with hi cobra hold and Carlson's bull dogger specials and a - clinching bead scissors tied the count. Sherman's work -: as -. referee wasn't too well liked by Match maker Elton Owen, and so now Owen must find another "third man". He'll have to hurry, for next Tuesday's main event will be the long awaited tag team brawl between the two Gorkys, Soldat and Ivan, and the Parks brothers, I Herb and BilL r Trial Ordered In NFL Suit ! PHILADELPHIA (JP)- fed era! Judge Tuesday ordered a fan trial ef the government's anti-trust salt against' the Na tional . Football League. The trial Is expected to be 'the start of a showdown on now far sports promoters can go la eon trailing broadcasting And tele vising of sports events Jadge Allan Grim denied an NFL motion for dismissal of the government salt which at tacks the leagae's program to control radio broadcasts and TV of professional football games. The Jurist said In U. 3. District Court that he felt the ease has "tremendous public Import ance' and therefore should be given full trial. Just how far. reaching this ease may be was indicated when. Judge Grim asked Assistant U. S. Attorney Perry Epes if the government's ease als would apply to non-profit organisa tions such as colleges. The judge referred particularly ' to the University of Pennsylvania In Its recent battle against the National Collegiate Athletic As sociation's limited football TV program. Epes replied. "We think so, your honor." Salem Academy Gets Started i With Victory Coach Dale Parnell's Salem Academy Crusaders Tuesday night opened Capital League basketball play with a 50-40 victory over Philomath's Warriors. The clash, highlighted by Bob Johnson's 25 points for the Crusaders,' was play ed on the Academy floor. Philomath managed a 10-9 first quarter lead, but faded behind, 24-14 at halftime. The Crusaders had a 37-2G bulge at the next period stop in the rough and tum ble battle. Paul Mulkey hit 13 points for the losers. Johnson's performance amounted to the third straight game in which he has led the Academy scoring. Fifty-one fouls were whistled in the game. Philomath won the prelim game. 35-28. ' Salem (M ACADEMY 8 Friesen (3) Thlessen (11) Broth erton (26) Johnson (0 Schmidt PHILOMATH (44) Mulkey (13) F Howard (I) F Schaefer 10) C Scarth (5) G Hart () G Reserves scoring: Maurer 3. Officials dervort. Salem Academy Mwi and Van- Stayton Beats Cougars 60-35 CASCADE HIGH SCHOOL (Special) Stayton's Eagles open ed the Capital League basketball campaign Tuesday night with a one-sided 60-35 victory over Cas cade's Cougars. Joe Boyle's Stay tons were in front all the way, holding a 13-10 margin at the first period's windup, leading at the half 30-15 and boasting a 44-23 edge at the third quarter's end. Hal Titus sparked the Eagles with 15 markers and Darwin Feh len and Roger Nielsen : each had 12. Gene Miller topped Cascade with eight. The Cascade Jayvees took the preliminary 30-21. STAYTON (40) T. Small (8) Fehlen (12) ntus (15) C Small (S) (35) CASCADE (7) Whlpper (6) LMetcalfe (8) Miller (4) Dalke P P Nielsen (12) (S) Bates Reserves scoring: Cascade J. Met calfe 1 Chaddick 3- Stayton Hinrich 2 York 2. Halftime score: Cascade 15, Stayton 30. Officials: Bates and Kelly. Canby 43, Estacada 35 CANBY (Special) - Canby's Cougars Tuesday night won then second straight Willamette Valley League basketball victory, down ing Estacada 43-35. Ed Perkett led the winners with 12 paints. Jim Bowser had 10 for the! Rangers, who now have an 0-2 league rec ord. Canby's Bees won tiie prelim 40-38. 1 ESTACADA (35) (13) CANBY (7) Herman 8 Wagner (10) Hovland C12) Perkett Bowser (10) F BJClvgins (7) F RJCiggina 5) C Bergs (9) G Lauthun (0) a (9) Kraft Reserves scoring : Canbv Kleve 1: EstacaU Wallace . Halftime score: Canby 37, Estacada 27. Officials: Sel son and Wickert. VANDALS TRIUMPH MOSCOW. Idaho UrVThe East ern Washington Savages gave Idaho several bad moments during the first' half, but gave Way in the second to ' superior manpower as they bowed to the Vandals 77 to 64 in a non-conference basketball game Tuesday night. (CAPITOL ALLEYS ) INDUSTRIAL. NO.il CAL PAX (3 Lance S3.: Sloan 494. Reinke 43, Werbowski 47S.: Scheideg- Ser 464. SNOBOYS (1) Haagenaon 491. IcNeil 461. Merrell 464. Clinard Aleshire 79.-. . ; , NATIONAL BATTERY (Jf Bartholo mew 481. Cameron 488.' Moody 478, Wells 399. Halvorson 504. i EL WOOD MASONRY (1) Cray croft 435, K. El wood 421. Anson 400, Buaeh S46. H. El wood 503. SAXJEM ELKS (3) Mclnay'492. Cher rtngton 474, Hill 488. Straw 486, Mc Kinney 499. CURLVS DAIRY (1 Wil berg 4T7. Mull 499, Edhind 458. M. Miller 454, J. Miller S19. i BLUE Lake PACKERS :(S) Lang hoff 60S, Eckley 44a. Lloyd '485. Ayres 4S6. Pet tit 387. SALEM CONSTRUC TION CO. (1) Hue 494. Marr 463. Smith 447. WalMg 48. Carlson &30; VALLEY MOTOR CO. (3) Doerfler 822, . Bedsaul 430., Boock 492. Bullock 497. Colwell 437. HOLLYWOOD FI NANCE (1) Clark. 52S. Geddes 432, Al brich 529. Jones 445. Ken yon 524. HIGH IND. GAME Dale Aleshire ef Snobovsv-216. HIGH IND. SERIES Boh Langhoff Of Blue Lake. 609. ' ' , HIGH TEAM GAMS StOcra EDu. "OGH TEAM SERIES Cal' Pak. 3307. S Tha Stotanan, Salem. Ore., (REVIEW OF THE YEAR By Alan Maver L JULY . 1 : rjrLe yyHmms 0m Alt' fmmmtmJ "3g jn ( IXV CMARLE FOX f&S5X Xi L MEAvyweGMT JF 'Game Should Be Left Alone9 Kules Sroup In Favor Of detaining Platoons' CINCINNATI (JP) The rules ball Coaches Association Tuesday tution rule. The 25-man group voted 21 to out which the two-platoon system and the use of specialists would be restricted. The coaches, at a three - hour session, finally decided, in the words of Columbia's Lou Little, "that we have the best football game we've ever had, and we want to leave it alone. The committee's recommenda tions will be submitted next week to trfS NCAA rules committee at White Sulphur Springs. In the other actions the com mi t tee voted to return to the old definitions of "clipping" so that any attack from the rear, except on the ball carrier, is a foul; thai a player making a fair catch need only to hold his hand above his head instead of waving it; that slugging . penalties be held to 15 yards and disqualification, but that the referees be ordered to en force the rule to a greater extent; and that the present penalty for intentionally grounding a forward pass be retained. Dayton Pounds Sheridan Five DAYTON (Special) Dayton's Pirates wrapped up their second consecutive Yawama League cage victory Tuesday night, whipping Sheridan 62 - 38. Dayton was in front at the half. 34-Is and quarter counts favored the Pirates 14-11 and 47-25. Bill Sherman and El ver Hoard sparked the victors with 21 and 20 points respectively. Day- ion won ine preum -zo IRIIIDAN 138) Stuck (8) r Halett ) F Brandt 1) C Smith (4) C (8) Matthews (8) Hedgecock (21) Sherman (20) Hoard Buraoc ( u (S) Allen Reserves scoring: Sheridan Yoder (2). Byriey (4). Shaw (2). Dayton score: Dayton 34. Sheridan 1. Offi cials: samuei ana rouncr. (UNIVERSITY BOWL) LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE PLANKS CONSTRUCTION (?) Han 481. French 827. Gardner 391. Coaman 40S. Sehroeder 457. HIGHLAND MAR KET (2) Rath 351. Llenhard 443. Ada 430, Carr 514, Haworth 444. CHUCKS BY THE SAM (4) Lemke 432, Barton -438, Carpenter 389. Laird 379, Tickle 453. ' McMINNVHXE (0J Minder 422.. .Meier 434, - Haxlett 307, Reinhard 393. Pyle 447. . BILL. OSKO INSURANCE (1) Ale shire 430. Hile 371. Colvin 433, MueU haupt 465. Thompson 452.- . BURK LANDS LUMBER (i) Loken 438. Burk land 450. V aides S9C, Blind 381. An brlght 491. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING (4) Krejd 460. Omey 459. Albrich 419. Clark 450. Garbanno 441. JOHNSON'S (0) : Haug en 379. Gregory 418. Hutmaicher 374. Fredrickson 37s, Kunke 473. , LUTZ FLORISTS (3) Lindsey 483. TJpston 393, Luts 361. Possehl 434, Davey 930. I N CLOTHIERS (1) Kaneskl 331. Prudente 390. Davis 451. Velupek 419. Vanderhoet 430. HIGH TEAM GAME: Highland Market.. 820. HIGH TEAM SERDIS: Planks Con struction. 2264. - HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAME: Eileen French. 211. - . . HIGH mDrVTDUAL SERIES: Bea Davey, 830.- - ' r- QDU Wednesday, Jcmuary 9, 1952 m 3 committee of the American Foot voted to retain the liberal substi- 4 in favor of the regulation, with- Gty Leaquers Resume Action Wolgairott's Service Station, 12th Street Market and the Keizer Merchants came through with wins as City League basketball action resumed Tuesday night at Leslie. Wolgamott's got its fourth win with a 40-22 verdict over Salem Auto Parts, 12th Street stopped the National Guard Battery "D" club 49-34 and the Keizers downed Cribb's Truckers 32-29. Action tonight puts Keizer against 12th Street at 7 o'clock. Cannery Local 670 opposite Bat tery "D" at 7 and Campbell's In sulators against Cribbs at 9. CRIBS (29). TRUCKERS F (2) LJIndrsn T (ll)DJindrsn (3) Chambers 3 (4) Davis KEIZER (12) Winkleblack (7) O'Conner (11) Alley (8) Herrigg (3) Stevens (0) (3) Lofton Reserves scorinsr: Jones 1. Fntr 9 McKippen 2, Peterson 3, Unruh 1. Half time score: Keizer 18, Cribs 18. Offi cials: Whiles and Lowe. 12TH STREET (49) MARKET (8) Ecker (13) SUudlnger (3) Colleran (16) Cooney BATTERY "D" (34) Miller (10) F Walden (2) F Vergets (0) C Lebold (19) a Mulkey (3) Gr (S) Weger Reserves scoring: Bliskey 1, Neimers 2. Collevan 1. Halftime score: 12th St. 19. Battery "D" 10. Officials: Bishop and Lowes. SALEM AUTO PARTS (22) Taylor () Swingle (2) Merchant (4) Vodd (6) (44) WILGOMOTTS F (3) Cmbrlain (6) Moudlln (4) Hill (S) Duval a Snvder (9) a L.Chmbrlain Reserves scoring: Brown 1. Cobb 1. Gibson 2, Baker I. Gibson 2, Clark 6. Halftime score: Wilgamotts 14. Auto Parts 23. Officials: Bishop and Whiles. Soviets Claim Skating Record MOSCOW (VThe Soviet press has claimed' another outstanding success for Soviet men skaters. A dispatch from Alma Ata Mon day announced that B. B. Shilkov of Leningrad had tied the world's record for 1,500 meters with a clocking, of two minutes, 13.8 sec onds. . The day before the Soviet press said another Soviet skater had beaten the world's record for 500 meters. - - BANKS WHIPS YAMHILL ! . BANKS (S p e c 1 a IK Banks, sparked by Ron Creps 28 points, danced o a 53-21 victory over Yamhill Tuesday night in Yawama League hoop action. Banks led at the half 22-7. The prelim went to the Banks Jayvees 38-17 YAMHILL (21) Springer (6) Thies 43) Wade (0) Raynoldson (3) (53) BANKS r (3) Derhts F (8) Sellers rr rsi w.f!hin G () DjCnain I Herman -t 3) Reserves scoring: 8, Yamhill Barnes Banks- 22. Yamhill and Buckeiwits. : Banks Vandehey 3. Halftime score: T. Officials: roster lS And Again It's By 5945 Count Noe, Hunt, 'Pete' Spark Webfoot Qub EUGENE, Ore. (FVOregon took a firm grip on first place in the Coast Conference Northern Bas ketball Division by trouncing Washington State, 59-45, here Tuesday night. The victory gave Oregon a sweep, of its season-opening two game series by identical scores. It NORTHERN DIVISION W L Pet. Pf Oe Oregon 2 t 1.S04 118 9 Oregon State I 1 JM 97 140 tdahe 1 1 .M 98 112 Washington 1 1 54 112 98 Wash State , 1 3 .244 194 215 Tuesday results: At Oregon 59, Wash. Stat 45. was the Cougars third loss in their annual four-game invasion of the Willamette Valley. They broke even with Oregon State last week end. Oregon, dominating both back boards and shooting with fair ac curacy, Ted almost from the start. Big Bob Peterson, Oregon for ward, hawked 26 rebounds to break a Coast Conference record of 21 that he set, himself, only Monday night. Center Chet Noe, another back board " stalwart, and Guard Ken Hunt each posted 15 points for Oregon to take high scoring hon ors. Peterson notched 10. Cougar Lead Brief Washington State grabbed a 6-3 lead early in the opening period on a pair of field goals by Center George Rosser and one by Guard Bob Swanson. But quick baskets by Guard Ken Wegner and Peter son gave the Ducks a 7-6 lead. They never were behind again, although substitute Forward Don Steinbrunner's field goal put Washington State in an 11-11 tie at the quarter. Noe's tip-in opened a 16-poInt second period for the Ducks, giv ing them at 27-20 margin at half- time. Oregon maintained Its steady scoring pace in the last half, get ting 16 points in each of the final two periods. At one time in the third, the Ducks extended their margin to 53-36. A crowd of about 6,500 watched the game. WC OREGON G F Pf Tp G F Pf To Mullins.f 0 0 10! Peterson .i 4 3 2 10 c-noru.x 2 3 2 7!Strt,,r 9 0 0 4 8 3 19 Rosaer.c 4 0 1 81 Noe.c S Brown.g 1 3 Hunt.g 3 215 Swansn.g 1 Stnbr'nr,f 2 Myron.f 2 Streamr.c 2 Fozley.g 3 Howell. g 1 D.Rbrts.c 0 z wegner T 0 14 b Bottler, g - 0 0 0 Hollnd.r. 1 Bon'man.'c 0 Famam.f 0 Hawes.g 1 Vranizan.f 1 Covev.r 1 0 3 1 1 Totals 18 910 43! Totals 23 13 16 59 WSC ...11 9 10, 1543 Oregon ll is IS I 19 Free throws missed: WSC E. Rob erts 2. Rosser 3, Brown 2, Steinbrunner 2. Howell 1, D. Roberts 2; Oregon Peterson. No 5, Hawes. Bottler 2. Prep Scoring Mark Now 52 TIGARD, Ore. (JP) - Johnny Frederick, Jr., Tlgard guard, smashed the Oregon high school individual scoring record here Tuesday night, posting 52 points as he led his team to a 96-31 bas ketball win over Newberg. Frederick, a six-foot two-inch junior, is the son of Johnny Fred erick, a former major and Pacific Coast League baseball star and one-time manager of the Portland Beavers. Young Frederick's total erased the 51 -point state record set last year by towering Wade Swede Halbrook of Lincoln in a Portland high school game. tM W pick up ..and DUvr O If you have a doctor prescripcioa to be com pounded, and no one to send to a drug store, just telephone us. Our mes senger will call for the prescription; deliver the compounded medicines. No extra, charge.' Be sure to telephone a next time! r We Give 8&H Green Stamps CAPITAL : DltUG ST0HS 405 State at liberty i t : I - '.. - - 1 v ! Top Female SAN DIEGO Maureen Connolly (above), 17, winner ef the Na tional Tennis Championship, has) been chosen as the female "Amateur ef the Tear ef 1131 In the annual AP PIL . (As photo). ?'. M 6 IH Bolt Captures Playoff, lilies LA Open Toga LOS ANGELES (ff)-North Caro-' Una's Tommy Bolt won the rich playoff of the $17,500 Los Angeles with a brilliant score of 69 that cracked par by two strokes and the hopes of his rivals for the $4,000 top money, Jack Burke Jr; and E. J. Harrison. I ? " j Turning what had1 been a tight duel for nine holes Into an utter rout on the way home, the' 32-1 year-old Bolt from Durham wound up two strokes in front of Burke and his par 71, and five ahead of the veteran Harrison's 74, ' . j Bolt, whose first major win was achieved just last October in the North and South Open at Pine hurst, uncorked five, birdies . in dazzling display of f golf on the last nine holes. He finished in tie at 289 with Burke and Harri son at the end of the regulation 11 holes Monday. v!. Burke and Harrison got meas ure of consolation an even divi sion, by agreement, 'of the $2,500 and $1,600 second and third place money, or $2,050 apiece. . i- Cardinals Name CHICAGO MPV-Joseph F. Keha- rieh, 34, coach ef the University; ef San Francisco's unbeaten 1931 eleven, was named head coach ef the Chicago Cardinals Tuesday. He signed a two-year contract. Molalla 43, Sandy 33 MOLALLA (Special) Budd Gronquist's Molalla Indians Tues day night won their second straight Willamette yalley League basketball victory in as many tries, thumping Sandy 43-33. Dave Ha gen led the win with ,22 markers'. Bob Richardson had 12 for the Pioneers. Molalla led 21-10 at half- time and the Sandy Bees won the prelim 37-17. SANDY (33) (43) MC r ! .i MOLALLA rrederlckson (2) Gamoll (4) 12) Hasren r (4) SandKren Anderson 0) c a (7) Morten I Lekberg (10) (3) ChUdei-f Richardson (12) 3 I : (1) Cas ise i Reserves --coring: Sandr Hopp 3, Nileson 2. Walker 1: Molalla Wade 2, Eby 40. Officials: Mucha and Pflugrad. is: ll i - l V. i Y: i k fii- V hi i ftp i i I; KuharichjPilot trvi i
