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Here Tonight
Calif ornlans Tally
67 to 55 Victory
By AL MGHTNE
8Utesma.il Sports Editor
Using clever and intricate screen
plays which sprung their author
loose for one good shot after an
other, the barnstorming Sacra
mento Staters last night made a
sweep of their five-game invasion
of Oregon by thumping Willam
ette's Bearcat 67 to 55 in too WU
Gym.
Prior to the WU game, the Sacs
downed So. Oregon, Lewis 8c
Clark. Linfield and Paeific Coach
Hal Wolfe (he used to be the men
tor at Pacific U) now takes his tri
umphant outfit back to California.
The Bearcats go right back into
action tonight, taking on the Whit
worth Pirates of Spokane in the
- WU Gym. Whitworth is said to
have one of the biggest teams in
the nation, with a pair of 6-10
giants included. They recently beat
the Washington State Cougars.
Cats Hold Lead
Johnny Lewis young Bearcats
gave a whopping account of them
selves against the touted Sacs for
the first half last night, but then
turned frigid in the third period
to score only six points. This
draught proved disasterous, for
visitors went ahead 46-37 at tho
finish of tho third frame after
Willamette had enjoyed a 31-29
halftime bulge.
The Bearcats, employing their
fast break offensive to advantage,
and holding their own in the re
bound department, climaxed a tor
rid, first quarter by leading, 21
19. Sacramento's deliberate "set-em-up"
style of play, plus soma
fine defensive work by the Cats,
slowed things down so that each
side could score but 10 points in
the second quarter.
While the Cats were mired in
the third period scoring rut, the
Sac's Center Tom Brian and For
ward 'George Larson beat a tattoo
on the WU basket to provide the
Stater lead. Larson and Joe Gey
er kept it up in the final period,
and despite a rallying surge sup
plied by the Cats' Dick Mase,
Jerry McCallister, Jack Scrivens
and Bill Colvard, the resident
quint couldn't catch up.
Georgia Play Maker
With six-footer Chris Georgis
directing the traffic as playmak
er, the Sacs repeatedly set up
dazzling plays to cut either Brian,
Larsen or Geyer loose for, shots.
Both Brian and Larsen - had 20
points for their evenings and Gey
er finished with 14.
Mase with 12 markers was the
only Bearcat able to hit double
figures in scoring.
In a preliminary game the
YMCA City League team won a
46-35 victory over tho Warner
Motors outfit.
Tonight's prelim will pit the
WU Frosh against the Wy-East
High team, coached by former WU
great Jim (Chub) Johnson. That
one starts at 6:30 o'clock, the
Whitworth-Willamette clash at
eight.
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Vandals Top Whits
MOSCOW. Idaho UFi Idaho
Vandals were in top defensive form,
but sluggish on the offense Friday
night as they took a ragged 59-31
basketball win over the Whitman
Missionaries.
It was tho fourth straight loss
for- Whitman and their 31 points
was the lowest team score seen at
Memorial Gymnasium for several
years.
Perrydale Victor
PERRYDALE (Special Sam
ttowart poured in 20 points Friday
Bight as Perry dale's Pirates wal
loped Alsea 55-21 in a non-league
contest. Perrydale had a 22-8 mar
gin at tho half.
Next to Stewart in the scoring
column for tho winners was Mc
Kee with 11. The Perrydale Bees
nailed tho prelim 17-12.
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(3) Strattcn
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Reserves Scoring: Parry da 1 Gtnrer
ten 3. Alsea Nichols 2, Martin 3.
alfUin Score: Perrydale 22. Alsea t.
DiClcUla: Rogers and Sherwood.
Preps Make Successful Debut .
Qt Aoioel Nabs 39-29
TOoEu Qvev Sacred KleairS
Gone Barrett's ML Angel Preos
opened their basketball campaign
eo a high note Friday night at tho
armory as they gained a 38-29 de
cision over Leo Grosjacques Sac
rod Heart Cardinals. Jim Zauner's
19 points was the big Item in the
Props victory as the Cardinals
dropped their second game in four
tarts.
aft. Angel led almost all the way.
The Preps had a 9-3 first-quarter
margin and wore In front 16-7 at
the intermission. The count at the
end or the third period favored
Joe winners 29-19.
Torn Ttaegera 10 points was
6 Tho Stcrtesman, Salem, Oro SarnrdaT Docoaahoc 13, 19S2
BASIC.
HIGH SCHOOL.
(Yawasaa Ja
North Marion 9. Davton T
Willamlna 21, Sherwood IT
Sheridan IS. Banks 11
Yamhill 17, Amity 13
Mi Angel 39. Sacred Heart 21
Waldport 57. Salem Academy 33
Jefferson 44. Gates 38
Mill City S3. Gervais 49
Dallas 54. Central 37
Silverton 52. Cascade 43
Deaf School 38. Chemawa 33
Sublimity 54. St. Paul 50
Valsetz 49, Falls City 44 ,
Perrydale 55, Alsea 21 1 "
Halsey 55. Scio 53
Albany 47. Washington (Portland) 44
Medford 41. Corvallia 32
Klamath rails 58. Uni-Hi BS
Clatskanie 49. Benson 40
CoL Prep 43, Rainier 38
Marshfield 81. Lebanon 39
North Bend 85. Reeds port 58
Astoria 54, Roosevelt (Portland) 14
Madras 34. PrineviUe 29
Hood River 38, White Salmon (Wash.) 33
Concordia 40. Estacada 30
Vancouver 49. Cleveland (Portland) 48
Springfield 62. Bend 44
Gresham 61. Jefferson (Portland) 51
Lincoln (Portland) 58, Scappooso 38
Linfield Next Foe
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all tho way Friday Bight as they earned their fourth win in five starts
with a 70-60 conquest over Lewis and Clark's Pioneers from Portland.
Saturday night tho Wolves play host to the Linfield Wildcats, another
Academy Loses
To Waldport 5
WALDPORT (Special) The
Waldport High basketball team
and Center Bill Bacon proved too
much for the visiting Salem Acad
emy Crusaders here Friday night
and won a 57-33 victory after the
Academy Bees copped the prelim
inary 38-23.
Virgil Fadenrecht had 15 coun
ters for the Crusaders, but Center
Bacon banged in 26 for the win
ners. The quarterly scores were
16-5, 29-15, and 43-24.
Salem Academy plays at Taft
Saturday night.
Academy (35)
Pfau (3
Theilen (4)
(57) Waldport
(T) Svostrom
(10) Bray
(26) Bacon
(7) Gray
(1) French
Biggens (4)
M. Fadenrecht (3)
Gunther (
Heservea Scoring:
Academy V. Fa
tenrecht IS , Schroder.
Jenson 2. Smallwood 2.
Waldport
Huskies Beat
Bruins, 53 49
LOS ANGELES W Washing
ton's Huskies led most of the way
and whipped the Pacific Coast
Conference basketball champions,
tho UCLA Bruins, -by a 53 to 49
score Friday night.
It was only the fifth defeat for
the Bruins on their homo court
since Coach Johnny Wooden took
charge of them five years ago.
The Huskies were trailing at the
half, 27-28, but had set tho pace
most of tho way because of the
uncanny shooting of Guard Joe
Cipriano.
Jefferson Licks
Gates Quintet
GATES (Special) The Jeffer
son Lions, holding their foe to
three points in tho first half, rack
ed their second straight Marion
County B League cage win Friday
night as they took a 44-28 decision
at the expense of Gates. Jefferson
led at the stops 52, 13-3 and 26-10.
Lee Cameron sparked tho Lions
with 14 points, Dale Wattenbarger
was ne t with nine and John
Caughell hit eight. Herb Homey
led Gates with 12.
The Jeff Bees won the prelim
24-22.
Gate (SS)
Romey 11)
Bates (3)
Beamish (7)
Haun (4)
Devtne (0)
Halftime score:
3. Officials: Kelly
(44) Jeff t en
1 (IS) Cameron
1 (6) Wright
C (9) wattennexger
3. (8) Caughell
(5) Blackwell
Jefferson 13. Gates
and Wickert.
next best for Mt. AngeL while
Vince Matt was big gun for Sac
red Heart with 17.
:: Sacred Heart1 got some consola
tion by winning the Jayvoo prelim
20-23.
saeree Heart (19) . let Angel (39)
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Merarty i a S 41 T. Trees S 0
Coenry I J 7 Schmidt 14 6
Matt f S17 Bchlrt 114 3
Rodrrald t 1 1 Ober-etaT i ill
Stagg I OtTree . 0 18 1
riacner .0010 Totals 14 11 14 88
Totals -8 iS IS X9l
Halftime Score: Mt. Angel 16;
red fieart Academy f.
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HarrUburg 58, Shedd 31
1e Danes 78. Pendleton 80
Arlington 44. Culver 43
Oswego 57. Evergreen (Wash.) 43
OCX JVs 58. Wy-East 49
Brownsvule 51. Philomath 40 '
COLLEGE
Sacramento St. 87. Willamette 85
Santa Clara 68. Oregon State 88
OCX 70. Lewis-Clark 60
Southern California 79. Utah 87
Washington 53. UCLA 49
Eastern Washington 65. Montana St. 83
CPS 74. St. Martin's 04
Low. CoL JC 69. Lewis-Clark frosh 83
Seattle U 63. Wyoming 55
Colorado A & M 63. Colorado State 47
California 77. Hawaii 40
Idaho 59. Whitman 31
Denver 84, Colorado College 88
Utah State 62. Idaho State 50
BYU 53. USP 53
Tulsa 67, Texas Tech 83
South Carolina 66. Georgia Tech 61
Duquesne 57. Bowling Green 96
CCNY 96. MIT 56
Florida South. 59. Tampa 49
Kent State 72. Cincinnati 66
Alabama 82, Birmingham South. 50
William & Mary 87, With. & Lee 68
Geo. Wash. 87. Virginia Military 66
TCU 65. Abilene Christian 53
70-6 Win
of PioilfS
Bob Livingston's OCE Wolves led
Northwest Conference outfit.
The Wolves, led by Howie Sul
livan, Toby Lewis and Bobby
Jfrantz, jumped off to a 23-13
first-quarter margin over tho Pi
oneers. At the half it was 40-27
for the host team and the third-
period count favored the Wolves
59-43.
Lewis led tho OCE bunch with
14 markers, Sullivan had 12 and
Frantx 10. Ken Servais of the Pi
oneers was high for tho game with
15.
The Wolves hit 23 of 55 field
shots for a rod hot .454 percentage
Lewis-Clark (68)
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Free throws missed: OCK 16, Lewia
Clark 16. Halftime score: OCX 40, Lewis-Clark
37.
Deaf Schoolers
Down Chemawa
State Deaf School's cagers broke
into the win column in Marlon
County B League action Friday
night on the OSD floor with a 38
33 victory over Chemawa's In
dians.! The Deaf Schoolers held a
18-8 margin at the half.
Ton scorers for tho winners
were Ervin Martin and David
Mavnard. each with nine points
Bill Edmo's 10 was tops for the
Indians.
The Bee game was won by the
Indians 68-18.
Chemawa (33)
Ganineau (4)
Williamson (1)
Co bum (0)
Morin (6)
(38) OSD
(4) McCann
(9) Martin
(9) Maynard
(6) Heath
(8) ' Lewin
Chemawa Urn-
c
6
Patterson (4)
O
Reserves
Seorinf
tucha 3). Yellowshlrt 2). Kdmo (10),
Blackrwater 1. OSD Nelaon 3. Half-
time Score: Chemawa 8, osu is.
Officials: Williams and Markoskle.
, Badgers Leave Soon
MADISON, Wis. UR When
Wisconsin's Rose Bowl bound foot
ball team leaves here for the Pa
cific Coast next Wednesday, the
Badgers will be passengers on a
four - motor plane decorated in
cardinal red. the school colors.
Two huge decals of Bucky Badg
er, mascot of the team, will adorn
sides of the big plane.
Albany Winner
! av'
ALBANY (Special) Albany's
Bulldogs broke a 23-23" halftime
tie Friday night and went on to a
47-44 victory over Washington oi
Portland in a non-league cage
clash. David Shelby topped the Al
bany scoring with 11 points.
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides for Taft. Oregon. December,
1953 (compiled by US. Coast and Geo
detic Survey. Portland. Ore.).
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86
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'Norths' Lose
By 61-54 Count
Willamiia Rooters
Hani Down Laurels
NORTH MARION HIGH
SCHOOL (Special) The "Souths'0
won out in the annual and color
ful Yawama League Basketball
Jamboree Friday night as they
totalled 61 points from four ab
breviated contests to the 94 gar
nered by the "Norths."
A jam-packed crowd at the
North Marion gym saw the
league's eight teams collide in
games made up of two six-minute
quarters. The winning "Souths"
comprised Amity, Willamlna,
Sheridan and Dayton. Yamhill,
Banks, Sherwood and North Mari
on represented the "Norths."
Huskies Nip Dayton
" The evening's first contest saw
North Marion nose Dayton 9-7 to
put the "Norths" ln front. But
Willamlna then jumped the south
erners to tho fore -wiith a 21-17
verdict over Sherwood- Then fol
lowed another "South" triumph
as Sheridan licked Banks 18-11.
Yamhill's 17-15 margin over
Amity wasn't enough to close the
gap.
The Willamina rooting section
was adjudged the best during the
festivities and got an appropriate
cup. Second were Banks rooters
and third was Northj Marion. A
trophy was presented to Willamina
for winning tho league grid crown
during the faU.
North Marlea (9)
McLaren (0) T.
Sanders (0) T.
Barenese (3) C.
Ttacmussen (4) O-
S) Daytea
edrecock
( !) Williams
(0) Doage
f B Harrelson
Driver (1) O-
Tl ii mrtrlwtf
rk Reeder
North Marion
Hooley 1; Dayton Finnicum X
Sherwood (17)
Shepherd (0) .
Bandolah (9)
Joyce 4
(31)
(6) Zimbriek
6) Yost
C.
(9) Reeser
rjririch (3)
(5) McDougal
DeMouha (1) Q (3) Llttlejohn
Reserves scoring: snerwooa earrr
1; Willamlna Fuller 3, Hanson 1.
Sheridan (IS)
Madsen (5)
(11)
(0) Hahin
(1) Dennis
(3) Sellers
(7) Crepe
(1) Peters
Stuck (4)
Sanders (3)
Burdg 3 -
C.
Smith (II
Reserve scoring: Sheridan Hulett 3.
Yamhill (17)
(15) Amity
(3) Comptoa
(0) Stephens
. (3) Shields
. (4) Hubbard
Wilde (!)
Herman (3)
Thles (1)
T.Barnee (3)
Beilwood (6)
(6) JEiuers
Reserves scoring: Yamhill Boyd Si
Amity Toxer 1.
Dragons Again
Beat Central
DALLAS .Special, The Dallas
Dragons Friday knight took their
second straight non-league con
test from Central's Panthers by a
54-37 count. The Dragons rolled
to tho victory after building up a
30-13 advantage at th.e intermis
sion. The big gun for tho Dragons
was Bob Joy with 17 points for
the night. Dave Horra was next in
the Dragon scoring column with
12. Top point man for Central was
Jerry Reynolds with 13.
The Dallas Bees easily won the
preliminary 81-25.
Dallas (54)
Olson (!)
Jt) Central
Reynoida
McCaslin
Holdorf (4)
Damashofsky (0)
KitzmiUer (8)
Jov (17)
(0) Pruiett
(8) May
(6) Brostrom
RMenr, Scorina: Di
Jallaa Hoffman
ri). McFarland (1). Wildt (3) Herra
(13), Mosier (1). Brandli (T). Central
Nelson (8), Johnson (1), Owens (4).
Halftime Score: Dallas 30, Central 13.
Officials: Samuel and Foralund.
Scio Loses 55-53 Mix
SCIO (Special) Halsey won a
thrilling 55-53 basketball victory
over Scio's Loggers here Friday
night. Dave Hamilton of Halsey
and Wayne Schrunk of Scio each
had 20 points. The Halsey sees
won the prelim 38-35.
Scio (53)
O'Relly ()
Lee (8)
Schrunk (30)
Comer (8)
vsn rai
(55) Halsey
(3) Hamilton. C
(11) KoonU
(7) Bayne
(IS) Huukl
SOY HamlltonJ).
Reserves noonng:
Scio Dreemly 6,
ncKti. m - - j .
niitfi lamhtan 1. Arnold 3. Half-
time Score: Scio 30. Halsey 30.
REPUDIATED RED MEET
WASHINGTON W The State
Department said Friday that Helen
Keller has repudiated an endorse
ment of the Communist-run Vienna
"Peace" Congress which was as
cribed to her by the Prague news
paper Rude Pravo.
DBowIlBmig BmnQ3s
CAPITOL MTNORrrT LEAGC
CONSOLIDATED FRDGHTWAYS
(4): L. Morley 375. 1. Hannum 428. IP.
Wattier 333. R. Long 381, H. Slewert
337. W. C DYER AND SON ():.
Davis 388. M. Scon 380. T. Xkstraad 399.
A. Davis 36S. S. Jones 330.
FEDERAL OREGON AGENCY (3):
D. Cooler 333. M. Kirk 380. M. Rickert
373. O. Lewis 3S3. D. Willard 3SS.
VXRN'S PLACE (1): G. Hout 344. M.
Vogt 308. M. Adams 385, O. Adams 311.
Blind 303. -
LADDS MARKET (1) : D. Praage 383.
B. Blester 341. B. Prance 334. C. Mas
ters 379. E. Fltacdate 308. DICKSON'S
MARKET (3): C McNeil 38S. G. Buns
397. L Bohnstedt 268, P. Phillips 333.
ITriflSai 3S1--
SALEM LOGGERS (0): T. Barnhart
347. C Hilfiker 338, A. Jayne 312. M.
Danfortb 327. B. yields 359. TELE
PHONE OFFICE (8): X. Turnbull 365.
ML. Doughertr 333. G. Booty 381, M.
Burch 378, R. BuUer 427.
SNIDER ELECTRIC (4): M. Hoover
315. J. McEvers 383, D. Beals 310. P.
Bolton 317. L. Drake 330. AMITY MEAT
MARKET (0): N. Davis 347. D. Davis
321. I Wilcox 323. H. Hemmelgarn
300, L. Case 309.
CLINE AND JOHNSTON POOD
SHOP (4): P Case 380, M. Moaner
402. M. Baanasm 3S9. P. McComOck
353, M. WiUett 380. MARION CREAM
ERY (8): B. HasM 314. V. Stettler 333.
J. Blensly 237, J. Schoneboom 333, M.
Salit 383.
Hisb team series; CXine and Johneon
Pood Shop. 2874.
High team game: CUne and Johavnn
am ana .
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15 Coast PigsEiifi Stars
Eyed for Warner Award
PALO ALTOUI Calif. If) Fifteen
Pacific Coast colleges nominated
their most outstanding senior foot
ball player Friday for tho annual
Glenn (Pop) Warner award.
Tho award, given to the most
Silverton Tops
Cascade 52-45
SILVERTON (Special) Larry
Copple's 20 points sparked Silver-
ton's Silver Foxes to a 52-43 de
cision over Cascade's- Cougars
Friday night in a non-league cage
engagement. Silverton led 14-9
at the first-quarter gun and was
in front 30-25 at the half. At the
end of the third period it was 44
39 for tho Foxes.
Jim Black was next top Silver
ton scorer with 12 points, while
Don Sproul paced tho Cougars
with 15. Lee Metcalfe hit 13 for
Cascade. .
Tho Cascade Jayvoos won out
In the prelim 45-39.
Cascade (45)
Sproul (15)
WaWrop (3)
Wlpper m
Chaddick (3)
(S3) Silverton
(5) McCammon
(20) Cojpple
(4) Wolf
(9) Ltbner
Metcalfe (13) J (13) Black
: Reserves Scoring: Cascade: Brown
(5) Speer (4) Silverton: Kaser (3).
Halftime Score: Silverton 30, Cas. 38
Officials: Bates and Hendrle.
O'Brien Cooled,
But Chiefs Wn
SEATTLE m Wyoming's Cow
pokes did a fair to middling Job of
hawg-tying tho fabulous Johnny
O'Brien Friday night but failed to
check a few other players and
dropped a 63-55 basketball decision
to the Seattle Chieftains.
Johnny, the Chiefs' small shille
lagh, was well behind his usual
pace with 18 points. But Brother
Eddie, his 5 foot 9 inch duplicate,
bobbed up with 15 and lanky For
ward Stan Glowaski canned 17 to
help the Chieftain cause.
4BV Shrine Game
Netted $5,755
PENDLETON Uh Jim Parry.
president of the Pendleton Shrine
Club, reported Friday that this
year's Oregon class B high school
East-West football game netted
$5,755 for the Shrine Hospital for
Crippled Children.
Tho game, won 12-0 by tho West
All Stars, was played Aug:. 30 at
the Pendleton Bound-up grounds.
Pood Shop, 87. . -
. Hlgb individual aeries: Paaeeo Han
num, 428. - '
High individual garnet Pearl Case,
172..-. . . !
MEN'S CITY UCAOUB
MOOSE LODGE (9): J. McCallister
444. C Alexander 348, X. Hedlao 358.
R. Daey 529, J. Decks rd 451. LEE'S
PINE CARS (4); L. KUBngex 443. J.
Corvtn 432. D. Leu 894. B Lewis 487.
B. Petti 494. i; - '
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Keller 398. B. Price 880. CAD WELL OIL
14); B. Luke 399. O. Cooter 449, 0.
Sznrree 3, J. Gennoa 478. C. Graben
horst 438. j-r-l- -:-t :
SANTIAM HARDWARE (3)! O. Hart
eloo 418. B. Hoa 829. C Phillips 379,
G. S-haehtick 485, J. Chrlatensen 377.
MASTER BREAD (1): C. Smith 451. K.
Gardner 368. J. JunU 808, M. Brown
439. W Paulus 41.
GENERAL FINANCE CORP. ( t 1C
Boweat 479. L Greenlee 349. H. Girod
420, C. Steven 483. D.-Oahladort 45L
HAYDEN'S CAPITAL - CITY BIND
ERY (4): M. Nichols 90S, W. Harden
444 R. Raboln 547. P. Ado 434, B. W'ilt
aey 430.
.3CATHXS BROS. (4): T. Elttnger 474.
G. Kleinertz 421. A. Todd 503, A. Meyer
467, P Simons 473. THOR LODGE (9):
J. Johnson 381. J. Morby 417. K. John
son 348, S. Quanuno 41S. O. Jesten 441.
Hia-h mdividaal game and series: D.
Leu. 337 end 894. - 1
Vine Cars. 96 and 2788. . .
Hich team same and series: Lee's
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KfiOWrt M0TOAL FQF
eZZAR CtfARLES-
Bar Txsy awt
FACH JiASJAD AfOfitm
than one rrrS
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in Running
e e
valuable senior on the coast as
selected by sports writers, sports
casters and coaches, will bo pre
sented here next month.
Warner, who coached some of
Stanford's greatest grid teams, will
present the award a trophy and
wrist watch.
The following players were nomi
nated: Lynn Aplanalp, San Jose State;
Sam Baker, Oregon State; Ed
Barker, Washington State; Monte
Brethauer, Oregon; Chuck Esseg
ian, Stanford; Marv Gregory, Santa
Clara; Herman Ha mm, Fresno
State.
Don Heinrich, Washington; Bob
Holder, Idaho; Tom McCormick,
College of Pacific; Donn Moomaw,
UCLA; John Olszewski, California;
Dick Ortega, San Diego State; Jim
Sears, Southern California; and
Jim Yaeger, Cal Poly.
Sublimity Tops
Buckaroos 54-50
ST. PAUL (Special) Sublim
ity's Saints nailed their second
straight Marion County B League
triumph Friday night as they
grabbed a narrow 54-50 win over
the St. Paul Buckaroos. The Saints
had to come from behind for tho
win after trailing at the end of the
third period, 45-40. St Paul led
at the half 31-27 and had a 17-13
margin at tho finish of tho first
period.
Bob Bents tossed In 15 points
to lead the winners and Ron
Ruef added 13. High for the game,
however, was George Smith of St.
Paul with 19.
Tho Sublimity Boos won tho
prelim. 54-5 L
BaMlmtty (54)
Krvts (0)
Bents (15)
Hishbenrer (3)
(59) St. Peal
(13) S. Smith
(19) G. Smith
(0) Rambreu
Ruef (13) q (3) Van Damine
Mloth (9) G (9) Wolf
Reserves Scoring: Sublimity Stein
kamp (3) Bradley (7) St. Paul.
Klrsch (9) Bearhorst (8). Halftime
Score: St. Paul 31; Sublimity 37.
Y' Cagers Win
The YMCA team of the City
League Friday night topped an
other league club, Warner Motors,
35-33, in a preliminary to the
Willamette - Sacramento State
game. Cliff Girod led the winners
with nine points.
YMCA (48) (35) Warner Meiers
Boa (7) R (3) Githens
Hausen (9) . P (4) Albright
Smith (9) C (3) BrifSS
Girod (9) 6 (8) Empey
Bates (8) O (13) Botes
Raserves Scoring": YMCA Boat
man (1). Eeuske (4). Issak (3). Tlmms
(3), Wlnkleblock (I). Warners Elt
teer (3) Coffey (4).
Halftime Score: YMCA 32, Warn
ers 19.
Officials: Young and Goff.
Valsetz Racks Win
FALLS CITY (Special) Dwane
Fournier slammed the hoops for
30 points Friday night to propel
the Valsetz Cougars to a 49-44
Polk County B, League win over
fails City. Valsetz had a 2319
halftime margin. Jerry Bowman
led Falls City with 12. The Bee
game was won by Valsetzs 55-38.
Palls City (44) , (49) Valsets
Palmer (8) T (7) King
Duniway (11) P (4) Koloen
Bowman (12) C (30) Fournier
Vocel (t) O (4) Helmer
Murphy (4) O (3) Oratkol
naaaivee Seortof : PaTte City: Pee 3;
Valsetz; Cowan Halittmo Seoret
Palls City 19. Vateats 25.
1TONEE FROSH LOSS i
LONGVLEW Un Lower Colum
bia Junior College racked up a 69
82 basketball victory over the Lew
Is and Clark frosh at Longvlew
Friday night.
Centre! U-Drlvo
Trudi Scrvlco
Corner 12th and State
Tans. Stakes, P.C.
' TOIL EXNT .
S-9eC2
OSC Dally
CORVALLZS (A The sharp
shooting Santa Clara Broncs fought
off a desperate Oregon State rally
in the final minutes to defeat the
Beavers 63-68 in a basketball game
here Friday night. The two teams
meet again Saturday night.
, The game opened slowly with no
scoring from the field for nearly
four minutes. Then Oregon State
Guard Reggie Halligan pumped in
Varied Opinion
On Drill Ban
Some Think Absence
Of Spring Work Hurts
NEW YORK m Last winter
the presidents of tho eight Ivy
group colleges agreed -on a new
and strict de - emphasis program
which banned, among other things,
spring football practice.
A few other colleges and groups
in other sections also eliminated
spring drills ; while most of them
limited them to tho 20 - sessions -
in - 30 - days program recom
mended by the National Collegiate
A. A.
Tho result was a south of tho
border standoff in the minds of
the nation s sports writers and
broadcasters.
In their replies to The Associated
Press post - season questionnaire,
67 experts saw harmful effects
such as poorer play and more in
juries as the result of the spring
practice ban.
Fifty - five saw no difference
in the results or some improve
ment and 45 either failed to an
swer or said the ban wasn't ef
fective ln their parts of the coun
try.
Cards, BraVes
Sought Hodges
MOBILE, Ala. UA Manager
Eddie Stanky of the St. Louis
Cardinals said Friday he had put
out a feeler to the Brooklyn Dodg
ers about their home run hitting
first baseman, Gil Hodges, but
found the trading price too high.
But he said he understood the
Boston Braves had made a real
Eitch for Hodges at the recent
aseball meeting in Phoenix. The
lengthy trade talks between- the
Braves and Dodgers didn't bear
immediate fruit, however.
60,000 May See
Rams, Steelers
LOS ANGELES (A Los An
geles Ram - officials viewed the
sunny skies Friday and predicted
a turnout of around 60,000 fans
Sunday to see the Rams battle
the Pittsburgh Steelers in a do
or-die effort to stay in the Na
tional Football League champion
ship race. .
Tho. Steelers, after a poor start,
are out of the title running, but
the defending champion Rams
need their eighth straight victory
to insure at least a tie with De
troit in tho National division.
Mill City Tips
Gervais, 52-45
GERVAIS (Special) The Mill
City Timberwolves, paced by For
ward Roy Chases's mammoth 31
point-evening, Friday night topped
Gervais' Cougars 62-45. It was the
second straight Marion County B
League win for Mill City.
Led by Chase, the Timber
wolves, pushed to an 18-8 first
quarter margin, were in front 31
19 at tho half and had a 44-30
edge at the end of tho third per
iod. Arnold Schmidt's 12 markers
was high for Gervais. Gervais won
tho Jayvee game 40-38.
Waid
(9) Greer
(8) Lucas
(12) Schmidt
(9) BeUeque
(8) Thompson
Oervaia Helling
(31)
Gregory
.)
Kanoff (3)
Hoffman (8) O
Reserves Scoring:
(3).
Halftime Seore: Mill City 81; Oer
vaia 19.
Officials: Nelson and Zmlgh.
KOZAS TO BE READY SOON
KNOXVTLLE (P)-Andy Kozar,
fullback on Tennessee's Cotton
Bowl-bound football team, will
re-enter tho unlversltv's hosnital
Friday for removal of a cast he's
a a a .
oeen wearing since ne suffered a
fractured pelvis. L
By popular demand the deadline for this special service has
been extended to Dec. 20.
Special motor recondition Job for Chevrolet Cars and Trucks
for Dm!ted time only. i i
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Dcusfo f.lctfay Cfovrckl - Co.
2nd Gaxzo Tcnlrjhi
four straight field goals ln
less
than two minutes to send
Staters into an early lead.
the
I They held that lead and finished
the quarter ahead. 15-12.
i In the middle of tho second quar
ter, the Broacs went ahead for the
first time, 17-16, on a combination
of good ball handling and poor Ore
gon State shooting. Santa Clara
finished the half leading 23-23.
Gap Widened
The bronct moved rapidly ahead
in the third quarter and at one
time held a 14-point lead. During
tho period the rival centers, Tony
Vlastelica and Herb Schoenstein
led tho way, Vlastelica scoring
points for the Staters and Scheon
stein 8 for Santa Clara.
The fourth quarter opened with
Jim Young and Dick Garibaldi
both shooting baskets for Santa
Clara. But Oregon State rallied
and with one minute, 12 seconds
remaining, were only six points be
hind. OSCs Jim Sugruo tipped in
a missed free throw to make it
66-63, Santa Clara leading. On that
same nlav.. Bud Shtrtriif? Ktt
forward, was fouledj He dropped
in one of his free throws to close
the cap to two points, 66-64.
Count Narrowed
Then Dick Camilli sank a free
throw for Santa Clara but Shirt
cliff countered with two free tosses
to make it 67-66 with 30 seconds
remaining.
Santa Clara held the ball for 20
seconds but lost it in a scramble
under their own basket. OSC re
covered and drove down the court
and with three seconds remaining.
Shirtcliff shot from 20 feet out
But the ball bounded off the side
of the hoop.
After the final gun, Don Bene
detti dripped in a free throw to
make it 68-66 for Santa Clara.
- Vlastelica was high for the game
with 18 points. Schoenstein was
high for Santa Clara with 14.
The Broncs' shooting percentage
was .292 compared with .310 for
OSC.
SANTA CLARA Q FPFTF
Sears F 4 3 3 11
Gatzert F 1 2 1 4
Mount C 113 4
Simon! O - 10 2 1
Garibaldi Q 4 5 i 13
Schoenstein C 4 6 3 14
Soares F ' 2 2 18
Young F 3 8 3 9
Benedetti G O S I t
Camilli O 0 2 0 3
Totals 19 30 25 68
OREGON STATE G F PFTP
Romanoff F
Shirtcluff F
Vlastelica O
Robins G
Halligan G
Patsel F
0.
7
o
T
4
1
0
0
1
6
0
0
2
1
2
9
0
0
11
18
7
10
0
9
1
2
S
Sugruo F
Johnston O
Jarboe G
Edwards O
Toole G
Whlteman F
Totals
22 22 29 68
12 17 22 1763
IS 8 18 2563
Santa Clara
Oregon State
Free throws missed: Santa Clara
Gatzert, Garibaldi 8, Schoen
stein, Soares 3,; Benedetti, Camilli
2.
Oregon State Shirtcluff 7, Vlas
telica 2, Robins, Patsel r, Sugruo
2, Johnston, Toole, Whlteman.
TONIGHT
Willamcffo
.!'.'...
vs
Whifvvortli
(tallest basektball squad In
the nation)
8:00 p.m. W.U. gym
Prelim. 6:15
Bearkitrons
Wy-East High School