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Almost three-dozen b&sketball
fames, Including two league Jam
boree, will keep prep cage units
of the valley area busy the com
ing Friday and Saturday nights.
Five Important collegiate contests
are slated also, as follows: Willam
ette U at College of Paget Sound,
Tacoma, Friday and Saturday
nights; Brigham Young University
at Oregon State both nights, and
Seattle University at Oregon Sat
urday night.
Salem's Vikings have an im-
VUla, playing strong and unde
feated Springfield in a Big-Six
League fray at 8:15 o'clock.
The four Friday Marion County
B League skirmishes line up with
Chemawa playing at Mill City,
Sublimity at Gervais, Jefferson at
Detroit and Gates at St. Paul.
The Capitol League .Jamboree,
labeled for the Willamette Gym
Friday night, will offer Sacred
Heart Academy, Salem Academy,
Stayton, Cascade Union and Phi
lomath in action. At the same time
porUnt Friday nighter at the Vik at Molalla the annual Willamette
Valley League "Jam" will be un
der way, involving teams from
Dallas, Silverton, Woodburn. ML
Angel, Molalla, Kstacada, Sandy
and Canby.
Other Friday nighters have Per
ry dale at Valsetz, Scio at Shedd,
Albany at Prineville, Corvallis at
Seaside, Toledo at Central Union,
Oswego at North Marion and
Yamhill and Willamina at Mc
MinnviCe to play in the Iinfield
College Invitational - Tournament
which opens its three-night run
Thursday.
Saturday night prep games
have ML Angel playing the Co
lumbia Preppers in Portland,
Woodburn at Beaverton, Canby at
Dayton, Philomath at Harrisburg,
Sacred Heart Academy at Silver-
ton, Sheridan at Central Union,
Corvallis at Astoria, 'Albany at
Redmond and Eugene at Marsh-
field.
Following the weekend games
most of the prep schools will sus
pend play until after the first of
the year because of the forth
coming holidays.
WebfootsWork
For Seattle U
Famed Johnny O
At Eugene Saturday
UNIVERSITY OR OREGON -(Special
-How to stop the sensa
tional five-foot, nine-inch scoring
whiz Johnny O'Brien of the Seat
tle Chieftains ' has been keeping
the University of Oregon basket
ball team hard at practice work
this week. Johnny O and the
Seattles play Oregon here Satur
day night in McArthur Court.
Thee high-scoring pivot man
scored 36 points last weekend at
Seattle as the Chieftains downed
strong Wyoming twice. Wyoming
had a specified defense for O'
Brien, but he managed to score 18
points in each same.
Coach Bill Borcher's Webfoots
will go into the clash with a vic
tory string of four straight. After
losing a season-opening overtime
flame to Oregon State the Web
oots bounced back to beat Stan
ford twice, Santa Clara and Port
land University. The team looked
very sharp in all four encounters.
Saturday's clash will get under
way at eight o'clock. It wil be the
first visit to Eugene for the Seat
tle outfit, which is coached by Al
Brightman.
Boros Snares
Money Laurels
CHICAGO ( Julius Boros.
golfs Cinderella man, officially
was crowned 1952 money-winning
champion Wednesday and sharp-
shooting Jack Burke Jr., certified
as Vardon Trophy winner for the
best scoring average.
Final PGA tabulation of cash
collecting along the tourney trail
credited Boros with $37,032 against
a paltry $4,697 in 1951 when he
finished the 34th money-wiiiner in
his first full year of pro tourney
play.
Boros, from Mid Pines, N.C., fin
ished some $6,100 ahead of runner-up
Cary MidcttVcoff, who earn
ed $30,884.
Burke, whose 70.54 - stroke aver
age for 78 rounds won the coveted
Vardon award, was third in money-winning
with $21,003. The hand
some pro from Houston, Tex., also
leads in Ryder Cup points as of
Dec. 15 with 519 and seven-twelths
about 17 ahead of Sammy Sneads
502 and two-thirds.
Snead was fourth in earnings
with $19,908.
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Squad Arrives
PASADENA, Calif, (fl Wiscon
sin's Rose Bowl squad 44 bulky
Baogers, plus coaches, trainers
and similar extra help flew in
Wednesday in a rainstorm
Coach Ivy Williamson cast an
eye at the sky and said: "We had
a pleasant trip, but it got a little
soupy toward the end." A few
minutes after they arrived, the
sun tried hard to come out but
didn't quite make it.
Immediately, the team was load
ed aboard buses and brought here
for a reception complete with Tour
nament of Roses Queen Leah Fe
land and her court.
A hardy group of ex-Wisconinites
met the plane, along with various
Tournament of Roses officials,
headed by President iill Nicholas,
and Athletic Directors Willis O.
Hunter of Southern California and
Wilbur Johns of UCLA.
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Big Battle Due Sunday . .
Lions' Playoff Mopes
Hinigj on Lay no's Leg
DETROIT (J Bobby Layne,
the Detroit Lion quarterback who
sometimes confuses foes because
he runs with the ball instead of
passing, will test his Injured leg
with full-scale springs Thursday
morning for the first time in four
days.
Layne and his leg are Important
to the Lions' hopes of beating the
Los Angeles Rams Sunday.
The Lions need his running abil
ity as well as passing. Since Layne
stretched a ligament and limped
from the field Saturday against
OREGON TECH BOWS
EUREKA, Calif. (;P)-Tralling 22
28 at halftime, Humbolt State tied
the basketball gams at the end Of
the third quarter and went on to
defeat Oregon Tech 67-57 Tuesday
night.
Hirsch to Play Key Role Sunday
LOS ANGELES l Warning
to the Detroit Lions:
You may have to torn pete with
a 60-minute Los Angeles Rams
star when the teams meets in De
troit Sunday for the National Con--ference
title and a crack at the
National Football League cham
pionship. Coach Hampton Pool, sending
Marilyji Monroe
Declines Invite
To Bowl Contest
HOLLYWOOD W Marilyn
Monroe Wednesday night declined
an invitation from USC's librarian
to see the Rose Bowl football game
from his 50-yarct-line box. She
remarked:
"I'm afraid he's only interested
in my books.
The librarian. Dr. Lewis F.
Steig. extended the invitation last
week after making an earlier plea
for 178 books acquired by the blond
beauty at auction.
The volumes contain manuscripts
used by the late theatrical pro
ducer. Max Reinhardt. Four other
universities have joined in asking
Marilyn for them UCLA, Stan
ford, Harvard, and the University
of Kansas City.
"I regret." Miss Monroe said.
after several days of thinking over
the bid to the new Year s Day
Game, "that I cannot accept Dr.
Steig's invitation."
Table of Coastal Tides
Tides for Tft. Oregon. December.
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his men through their final rough
workou. n the local scene Wed
nesday, said nothing about it, but
it was reported that he plans to
use Elroy (Crazy Legs) Hirsch as
a defensive halfback in addition
to the crazy one's duties on of
fense at right end and halfback.
Hirsch would fill In on defense
for the injured Dick (Nighttrain)
Lane.
The former Wisconsin hero on
offense is one of the most danger
ous pass receivers in the league.
He was stymied early in the sea
son by injuries but when he re
turned to action, the Rams pro
ceeded to wade through eight
straight foes without a defeat.
Elroy has caught 25 passes for
590 yards and four touchdowns.
Left end Tom Fears, back in the
headlines, too, has caught 48 for
600 yards and six touchdowns.
The Rams leave by plane for
Detroit Thursday morning.
the Dallas Texans, he has run
slowly in all workouts.
If Bobby the No. 1 passer and
No. 1 inspirational force can't run
well, the Lions likely will be un
derdogs in the scrap to see who
faces the American Conference
Cleveland Browns in the National
Football League title game Dec.
28 at Cleveland.
Tech Ace Top
Place Kicker
NEW YORK Ifl Frank "Pep
per" Rodgers, Georgia Tech s kick
ing specialist, was . the toe-scoring
champion of major college foot
ball teams during the past season,
final statistics dislcosed Wednes
day.
The National Collegiate Athletic
Association's service bureau, which
keeps tab on such details, revealed
Rodgers accounted for 48 points
with his kicking alone.
The pepper boy with the redhot
toe booted four field goals, high in
the country, and made good on 38
of 41 conversion attempts.
The top extra-point kicker, how
ever, was Tom Miner, Tulsa end.
who put 41 of his 45 attempts
through the uprights. The NCAA
figure filberts announced this is
the most extra points any kicker
ever made with such few misses.
' The nation's leading scorer was
Jack Parker of Mississlpl State,
who tallied 120 of his team's 255
points. Parker had 16 touchdowns
and 24 extra points.
TOMASELLO WINS
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. (fl)
Joe (Rocky) Tomasello, 1S5, Eliza
beth, N. J., stopped Lou Valles,
154, New York, in 2:24 of the
eighth and final round of a feature
fight here Tuesday night.
Although Paris is far up the
River Seine, it is one of the largest
Dorta of France.
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OREGON STATE COLLEGE
(Special) The highly rated Brig
ham Young University basketball
team, picked as the outfit to beat
for the Skyline Conference cham
pionship this season, is slated to
play the Oregon State Beavers
here in Gill Coliseum Friday and
Saturday nights.
The games will be the last for
the Beavers here until after the
first of the year. Oregon State
goes into California next week for
two games at UCLA and one with
Stanford at the San Francisco Cow
Palace.
After losing four straight games
Coach Slats Gill's Beavers last
Saturday night upset Santa Clara
in the final second of play. The
Orangemen have now won two
and lost four for the season to date.
Coach Stan Watts Brigham
Young Cougars finished second to
Wyoming In the Skyline last sea
son and has a flock of returned
veterans for this campaign. Joe
Richey and Harold Christensen,
regulars on the National Invita
tional Tournament titlist team two
years ago, are still with the Cou
gars. They were the team's stars
last season.
Newly born rattlesnakes have no
rattle.
Feminine Bull
Fighter Wants
Matador Role
MEXICO CITY UTi Pat Me
Cormick. the girl bullfighter from
3 Paso, Tex., arrived in Mexico
City Wednesday with the announce
ment she wants to become a full
fledged "Matador de Toros."
Although she has fought and
killed some 20 bulls in Mexican
towns bordering the U.S., Pat is
still rated a novice in the sport.
The American, who insists that
clean living is a requisite of suc
cessful bullfighting, said she looks
forward to an "alternativa" in the
huge Plaza Mexico here.
The alternativa is a bullfighter's
first' appearance in a first class
event under the sponsorship of an
established figure in the sport.
The novice must first fight a no
villo, or young bull, before graduat
ing to the matador class.
"I train seven hours a day,"
said the slim, attractive American.
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PASADENA Here's part el the erewd that gathered at the Rose Bowl Tuesday to boy 3.500 general
admission tickets to the New Yeaxi Day classic between Wisconsin and Southern California. Only twe
tickets were permitted each purchaaer. All the vest of the remaining 10,064) seats have already been
alloted. (AP Wirephote to The SUtesman.)
Pilots Among Entries as NAIA
Cage Meet Opens Play Today
Dnck Pins
Commercial League results Wed
nesday night at B and B Bowling
courts: Cascade Meats 2, Portland
Road Richfield 2; Erickson's Mar
ket 3, Mick's Sign Shop 1; Ram
ages, 3,, Woodroffe's San Shop 1;
Blue Lake Packers 2, Rosebraugh
Furnaces 2. Rosebraughs had high
team series with a 2109 and top
game went to Blue Lake with 762.
Jim Wenger, Blue Lake, took in
dividual laurels withh a 319 ser
ies and 198 game.
Church Results
Church cage results Wednesday
night: Class A - Presbyterians
beat Chemawa by forfeit; CaL
Baptist 48, Mennonltes 30. Class
B Jason Lee 32, 1st Presbyterian
17; CaL Baptist 58, 1st Methodist
43; 1st Presbyterian 51, 1st Con
gregational 37. Class C -Chemawa
Navajos 34, Chemawa Regulars
21; 1st Presbyterian over Knight
Memorial by forfeit; Deaf School
33, Calvary Baptist 14.
Sniffing, or rubbing noses, Is a
form of polite greeting among
many peoples from the Tropics
to the Arctic.
KANSAS CITY Cff) The Nation-
Association of Intercollegiate
Athletics, until this year the
N.A.I.B.. will open its, annual pre-
Christmas basketball ! tournament
with an eight-team j field here
Thursday night.
Except for the annual March
tournament of 32 teams, the games
here Thursday, Friday 'and Sat
urday will represent the N.A.IA.'s
biggest basketball undertaking.
The meet opens with the South
west Missouri State Bears of
Jackie Cautioned
By Ford Frick
NEW YORK im Jackie Robin
son said Wednesday he had talked
with Commissioner Ford Frick
concerning a television interview
in which the Brooklyn infielder
had accused the New York Yank
ees of discriminating against Ne
gro players.
Robinson added, however, he
had not been "silenced" by the
commissioner but simply had been
asked to avoid such issues in the
future.
Herman Holds
Carter to Draw
SACRAMENTO UP- Freddy
(Babe) Herman of Los Angeles
fought World Lightweight Champ
ion Jimmy Carter to an unpopu
lar draw in a 10-round non-title
fight Tuesday night. Referee John
Bassaneli and Judge Billy Burke
called the fight a draw, overrul
ing Judge Fred Bottaro, who gave
the bout to Herman, a decided
underdog.
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Springfield, 1952 national Intercol
legiate champions, playing Morn
ingside College of Sioux City, la.
A former national champion,
Marshall College of Huntington,
W. Va., and Washburn University
of Topeka, Kas., tangle next.
The colorful cagers of Portland
fOreJ University and Rockhurst
of Kansas City, will meet in the
third game and Southwest Texas
State's high scoring outfit will meet
Millikin University of Decatur. 111.,
another national champion, in the
final opening round game.
Each team will play twice, win
or lose.
Southwest Missouri and South
west Texas appear the better
teams on a basis of early season
performances.
Look and Learn
By A. C Gortfoa
1. What percentage of human
beings are left-handed?
2. What is the leading commod
ity Imported into the United States
for consumption? ; !
3. Of what continent' is the Gold
Coast a part? -4
4. What is meant by the fre
quency of a sound?
5. What animal lives the long
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2. Coffee,
3. Africa.
4. The number of air vibrations
per second which caused it.
5. The Galapagos tortoise, which
lives to an age of 200 years.
A bird closely allied to the-
whip-poor-will is found in the
Western part of the United States'
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