BlactoH Bait
As Bums, Reds
TAMPA, Fla. (flV The Cincin
nati Reds have offered to trade
pitcher Ewell (The Whip) Black
well to the Brooklyn Dodgers for
three players, It waa learned
Thursday.
Although neither club would
admit the names of the Brooklyn
players involved, it was believed
the Reds are asking for Outfield
er Andy Pafko, Rocky Bridges,
peppery utility infielder. and a
young pitcher, probably John
Rutherford, who shut out Cincin
nati for five innings in Wednes
day's exhibition game.
Brooklyn President Walter
OMalley and Vice-President Buz
zie Bavasi, who revealed they had
listened to a proposition offered
by Gabriel Paul, Red's general
manager, asked for time to con
sider it.
"We have the pitcher that can
wrap up the pennant for Brook
lyn, Paul explained. "For such a
fellow we must receive plenty in
return. We are looking towards
the future. Brooklyn can win this
year."
Mat Tourney
Set by Owen
An "International Single Night
Elimination Tournament" is to be
the next item for Matchmaker
Elton Owen's weekly wrestling
shows at the Armory. Owen Is in
stalling an 8-man tourney next
Tuesday night, winner of which
will cop a gold trophy, a $125
purse and a title match in the
near future.
All eight gladiators are to enter
the ring at 8:30 pjn. to draw for
opponents. Then follows seven
matches, each to be a single faller
or to a decision. Three impartial
rLngsiders will be appointed to
Judge winners in the event no
falls are gamed.
Owen had hoped to match Eric
Pederson and George Dusette foi
his main event, but the chesty
Pederson decided he'd take a week
off instead and refused to accept
terms. He doesn't think much of
the idea of grappling with Dusette
whom he calls "an old man."
Dusette definitely will be one of
the eight gladiators in the Tues
day tourney. He'd now rather take
on Pederson than any champion,
he says, and is hot after a brawl
with the arrogant Eric.
All seven others who are to ap
pear Tuesday will be announced
later by Owen.
Stevenson New
Baker Mentor
BAKER (P-Charles Stevenson,
26, Thursday was named head
basketball coach at Baker High
School, succeeding Roy Seeborg.
who will become Pilot Rock su
perintendent of school.
Stevenson has been assistant,
basketball and track coach at
Baker.
Ashland Pilot
Plans to Quit
ASHLAND (JPy- Charlie Jan
dreau has asked the Ashland
school board to relieve him of his
Job as head basketball coach at
Ashland High School.
He said he may accept a teach
ing post in Ashland or Portland.
PROGRAM APPROVED
HUTCHINSON, Kas. (P.-Coach-es
-and athletic directors of the
National Junior College Athletic
Association Thursday approved the
American Council of Education's
program for curtailment of ath
letics. Look and Learn
By A C Gordon
1. What New England states
bear these nicknames: (a) Pine
Tree State; (b) Bay State; (c)
Nutmeg State; (d) Green Moun
tain States; (e) Granite State; (t)
Little Rhody?
2. How many times doe the
serial number appear on a piece
of U. S. currency?
3. Which is larger, Texas or
Alaska?
4. Just what is a '"retrousse
nose" descriptive of?
5. What animal is considered
most beautiful and graceful of
the quadrupeds?
ANSWERS
1. (a) Maine; (b) Massachus
etts; (c) Connecticut; (d) Ver
mont; (e) New Hampshire; (f)
Rhode Island.
2. Twice.
3. Alaska is more than twice
as large as Texas.
4. A turned-up nose.
5. The antelope.
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ORLANDO, m. (AP) Boiton'i nd
Sox manlad four Washington plfcewi
for SI hit and a 14-8 victory Thursday.
Eleven Red Sox batted across runs In
the wild affair, which was eloa until
Boston scored five times in the ninth
inning.
Glenn Elliott, lefthander drafted
from Sacramento by Washington and
beins counted upon as m starting pit
cher, failed for the third Straight game.
He was yanked after pitching one in
ning and yielding three runs on, four
hits EHott formerly pitched for Ore
gon State College.
BURBANK, Calif. (AP) Clint Har
tung's long line drive to left field,
permitting Tookie Gilbert to score from
third base, gava the New York Giants
a 4-3 ninth injung victory ever the
St. Louis Browns Thursday.
ST. PETERSBURG. Ml. ( AP) The
New York Yankees edged the St. Louis
Cardinals in 14 innings Thursday with
a three-run cluster in the final frame
bringing a 5-1 decision. Jerry Coleman
doubled home the winning tally, break
ing a - tie. and then an error led
to the additional two runs.
MELBOURJC. ria.. (AP) A tenth
Inning hosne run by rookie outfielder
Keith Thomas gave the Philadelphia
Athletics a 4-3 victory over toe Min
neapolis Millers of the American As
sociaUon Thursday.
Firing Opens on Four Fronts
Youthful Teams Beady
For NCAA IKIoop Action
NEW YORK (JPy-The youth-will-be-served movement, evident in
the surprise outcome of the National Invitation Basketball Tourna
ment last week, likely will be continued through the National Col
legiate A. A. championships beginning Friday.
La Salle's "fuzz Kids." wno
won the NTT and a Place in the
Olympic rtyouts, woni be present
when 16 teams start in the NCAA
regional tournaments in four
cities.
But at least four of these 18
will have key players as young as
the La Salle lads. Its another situ
ation where the freshmen and
sophomores could come through
brilliantly or collapse miserably.
Generally speaking, the young
teams are the ones selected "at
large" for the tournament on the
basis of good all-season perform
ances. The 10 major conference
champions who qualified auto
matically are mostly experienced,
veteran teams.
The teams pair off this way for
Friday's first round games:
At Raleigh, N. C. Kentucky
(Southeastern Conference) v s.
Penn State (at large); North Car
olina State (Southern Conference)
vs. St. John's (at large).
At Chicago Illinois (Big Ten)
vs. Dayton (at large); Princeton
(Ivy Lteague) vs. Duquesne (at
large).
At Kansas City Kansas (Big
Seven) vs. Texas Christian
(Southwest Conference); St.
Louis (Missouri Valley) vs. New
Mexico A. k M. (Border Confer
ence). At Corvallis, Ore. U. C L. A.
(Pacific Coast) vs. Santa Clara (at
large); Wyoming (Mountain
States) vs. Oklahoma City (at
large).
Of these, Penn State, Duquesne,
U. C. L. A. and Santa Clara are
notably young teams.
Duck Pins
Commercial League results
Thursday night at B and B Bowl
ing court: Mick's Sign Shop 3,
Ramages 1; Salem Merchant Pa
trol 4, W. C. Dyer 0; B & R
Wholesale 4, B & B Bowl 0. Mick's
had high team series with 2200,
B & R Wholesale had a 780 for
best team game, Francis Miller of
Mick's topped the solo series list
with 537 and Glen Jones and Bud
Lloyd, both of B Sc R, tied for in
dividual high game with 202's.
rent
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LOS ANGELES (API The Chicago
White Sox Thursday released Bddie
McGhee. rookie outfielder, to the Mem
phis, Tenn., club of the Southern As
sociation. McGhee had a trial with the
Sox last spring, but was optioned to
Memphis, where-he batted JIT. He also
played briefly last year tor Seattle.
KISSIMMEJC, ria- (AP) Rallying
with six runs in the eisjtoth inning,
the Boston Braves defeated the Mil
waukee Brewers, their farm club, 14
12 here Thursday.
TAMPA, fla. ( AP) Chris Van Cuyk.
25 year-old Dodger southpaw, became
the first Brooklyn pitcher to go the
route Thursday, aa he shut out Cin
cinnati with five hits for a 4-0 triumph.
Herman Wehmeler worked the first
seven innings for the Beds and was
scored on only tn the second when
Andy Pafko, a key figure In Brooklyn
Cincinnati trade negotiations, hit a
two-run homer.
Bill Bevens allowed, two more
in the eighth.
LAXTLANT). 71a. (AP) Righthand
er Sua Meyer of the Philadelphia
PhUnee hurled near-perfect ball Thurs
day aa the Phillies edged the Detroit
Tigers S-0. Meyer pitched atx Innings
and faced IS betters, one over the
minimum. He allowed a alngle to John
ny Llpon and walked on man, who
was erased stealing.'. Lou Poeaehl fin
ished for Oie Phillies and gave up one
hit.
Skipper's Son
Inked by Tribe
SPOKANE (JP,- The Spokane
Indians signed up the manager's
son, Don Osborn Jr., ae an out
fielder Thursday. Young Osborn,
SO, has never played professional
baseball. He waa a high school
standout here and played for
Northern Idaho College of Edu
cation and a Lewiston semi-pro
team.
"If I haven't a future in baae
ban," he said, "my dad will be the
first ene te teU me."
The Indians open their Western
International Leagae camp Sat
urday at Santa Maria, Calif., with
pitchers and catchers reporting.
Salem Man Captain of
Willamette Rifle Team
A Salem man, William Mosier,
Wednesday was elected captain of
the Willamette University Air
Force ROTC rifle team, coach
Cant. Theodore Velde reported.
Other men elected to serve with
Mosier on the team are Ted
Smith, manager, from North Bend;
Bob Whit taker, range officer, from
Myrtle Point, and Terry Wheeler,
scorer, from Vancouver, Wash.
DEMOSS WINS AGAIN
PINEHURST, N. C. (JfBy the
narrow margin of a four-foot putt
on the 20th hole, Pat O'Sullivan
squeezed by Mae Murray, 1-up,
Thursday to keep alive her hopes
for a third straight Nbrthand
South golf title. Grade DeMoss,
Corvallis, Ore., stayed in the run
ning with a one-sided 7 and S
win over Edean Anderson of Hel
ena, Mont.
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Rodeo Group
Files Papers
An effort to make rodeo a reci
ognized intercollegiate sport waa
launched in Salem Thursday when
articles of incorporation were filed
by the Wranglers Rodeo Club with
headquarters at Corvallis.
Purpose of the club is to "pro
mote intercollegiate rodeo in g as a
recognized college sport and to in
crease and maintain interest of
college students in rodeos and
other functions of tha West."
KVAS Granted
Class A 'Casts
ASTORIA (AVKVAS, the As
terla radio station that broadcast
Claes B Hie School basketball
tonroasneat ganaes arminat the
wishes of the Oregon School Ac
tivities Association, Is broadcast
ing the Claes A toernament games
from Eugene.
The stattea iaiaed the Oregon
Broadcasters Aaeeeiatfen and waa
given permission to hook into the
state network broadeastins; Class
A games.
In the controversy ever the
Class B broadcasts, the Bread
casters Association said it had au
thority to deny KVAS the right
to Join the network. KVAS did net
beieag to the sedition at that
time, bat joined later.
L. . Parsons, station manager,
contended he had a right to broad
cast the Class B games as abUe
service. The School Activities As
sociation attorney said he- did not.
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(Compiled by U. S. Coast and GoodeUo
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5:38 p.m.
6:07 am.
6:15 p.m.
6 54 am.
6:51 p.m.
7:3 a.m.
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925 ajn.
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