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OREGON STATE COLLEGE
(Special) The Oregon State Bea
vera resume their Northern Divi
sion basketball schedule next Fri
day and Saturday nights at Seat
tie, playing the Washington Hus
kies. Thus the men ox jomea
Slats Gill have their work cut out
for them, as beating the Huskies
on their own floor is considered
well rrieht impossible these days,
Oreeon -State broke even with
Washington State in the two con
ference openers here last week.
The Beavers zoned the Cougars
into submission the first night, 39
S7, but couldn't make the tactics
work in the second game and lost
t close one, 50-45.
ay Use Zene
Coach Slats Gill hasnt said
whether he will use the zone de
fense against the big and veteran
Huskies. Chances are he will con
tinue with the platoon system of
substituting, brought forth in the
last three Oregon State games with
Portland and WSC.
On the first platoon were Tex
Whiteman, Ted Romanoff, Tony
Vlastehca, Danny Johnston and
Johnny Jarboe. Second platooners
were Reggie Halligan, Jim Sugrue,
Bob Edwards, Ron Robins and Bill
Toole.
Stopping the hook shots of the
amazing Bob Houbregs will be the
big job for the Beavers at Seattle-
,
Oregon State win work out
Thursday on the Edmundson Pa
vilion floor in Seattle.
'Ride' Termed
Punks Work
VTLLANOVA, Pa. (A Vfflanova
College basketball coach Al Sever
ance said Monday reports his
sophomore scoring star Bob Schaf-
r was taken for a ride before a
game last week describe an inci
dent that probably was the work
of "punks who had a few bucks bet
on a game.
Schafer said Saturday that on
Tuesday night he had been called
from his college dormitory room.
hustled into a sedan by four men
who during an hour-long ride re
peatedly warned him to be "less
active in future games."
The 19-year-old Schafer has been
top scorer on Vulanova s team
this year. The night after the re
ported "ride he scored. 20 points
s Villanova beat Mfllersville State
Xavier U., of Cincinnati.
Police and the FBI have been
investigating the report.' The Phi
ladelphia FBI office said it still is
inquiring into the situation to deter
mine whether there has been any
violation of the law within federal
jurisdiction.
A friend of Schafer told the Phi
ladelphia Bulletin Schafer has been
target for anonymous threats
since he entered Villanova, and
that recently the dormitory room
Schafer shares with teammate
Jack Devine was ransacked while
the team was practicing. The
friend said the source of the
threats never had been estab
lished. Crusaders Set
Concordia Mix
- Bob Funk's Salem Academy
Crusaders basketball team tonight
takes on the visiting Concordia
quint in an eight o'clock clash on
the Crusaders' West Salem floor.
Bee teams are to play the prelimi
nary mix. The return match with
Concordia will be played Feb. 21
at Concordia.
The Crusaders open their Capi
tol League schedule next Friday
night, playing the Cascade tJnion
Cougars at West Salem. Central
Union and Salem Academy play at
Central next Saturday night.
Look and Learn
. By A. C Gorioa
1. What U. S. state was the
first to license motor vehicles?
2. Which is the most widely
distributed of ail the elements?
3. Where is the highest point in
the Western hemisphere?
4. Who was the first Vice Pres
ident of the United States?
3. What is the only animal that
sleeps on its back?
ANSWERS
1. New York State, in 190L
2. Oxygen.
3. ML Aconcagua, in the Andes
Mountains of western Argentina;
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4. John Adams (1735-1828).
B. Man claims this distinction.
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After two rounds of play the Molalla Indians and Woodburn Bull
dogs find themselves tied for first place in the Willamette Valley Lea
gue basketball derby, with the Dallas Dragons, Silverton Silver Foxes,
Sandy Pioneers and Estacada Rangers trailing by full game with 1-1
records.
The league goes at it with four
more games Tuesday night, ML
Angel playing at Dallas, Estacada
at Molalla, Sandy at Woodburn
and Silverton at Canby.
"The Woodburn - Sandy clash
looms as the most important, for
WILLAMETTE VALLEY LEAGUE
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3 .1000
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Estacada 1 1 .500
Mt. Ansel 0 S .000
Woodburn 1 9 .1000
Dallas 1 1 J00
Silverton 1 1 J00
Canby 0 2 .000
Tuesday games
Silverton at Canby.
Sandy at Woodburn. Mt. Ansel at Dal
las. Estacada at Molalla.
the Pioneers gave powerful Mol
alla a real struggle last Friday
before going down. In other games
Friday Silverton toppled Dallas,
Woodburn nosed Mt Angel and
Estacada tripped Canby.
All Tuesday games will get un
der way following 7 pjn. prelim
clashes.
After two rounds of play Sandy
High's Don Meyers has taken com
mand of the individual scoring
race with 39 points. Teammate Ed-
Hoop has 34. Leon McCammon of
Silverton has 31 and both Sam
Van Arsdale of Woodburn and
Curt Hovland of Canby have 29.
Dave Hagen of Molalla has 29 also.
Yanks Rated
Team of Year
By JOHN CHANDLER
NEW YORK UFl Those New
York Yankees, who weren't sup
posed to cop their fourth straight
American League Gag and then
blasted their way to an incredible
fourth consecutive World Series
triumph, were picked Monday as
the outstanding team of 1952. It
was the third straight year the
Yankees had been accorded the
"Team of the Year" honor.
In a point battle with the un
beaten Michigan State Spartans,
the No. 1 college football team
last season, the Yankees won out
in the annual Associated Press
year-end poll.
With 156 of the nation's sports
writers and sportscasters taking
part, the Yankees of Casey Stengel
received 65 first place votes, and
piled up 309 points on a 3-2-1 basis
Coach Biggie Munn's Michigan
State powerhouse, winner of nine
games, received 45 first place
votes, and 279 points. Michigan
State had been voted in fifth place
in last years poll.
The Yanks and MSC were far
ahead of the other teams, both
professional and amateur, receiv
ing consideration.
Third went to the great United
States JOlympjc team, which gave
a superb accounting of Itself by
coming from behind to beat out
Russia in the unofficial point score
at Helsinki last summer.
The Olympic team was placed
first on 22 ballots, and got 83
points.
Table of Coastal Tides
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Tonight
City Circuit
Tilts Listed
The City Leaguers resume play
tonight at Leslie Junior High in
three games, first of which starts
at s e v e n o'clock. On tonight's
menu, in order and with won-lost
records in parenthesis: Warner
Motors (2-3) vs. Salem Auto Parts
(3-2); Wolgamotfs (3-2) vs. Mar
ion Motors (5-0), and D Battery
(0-5) vs. YMCA (4-1).
On Wednesday night Salem Jay-
vees (1-5) face Warner Motors,
Wolgamott's tangle with D Battery
and YMCA tries Marion Motors,
in that order starting at seven
o'clock.
Davis Cuppers
Seek Triumphs
MELBOURNE. Australia Ut
Three members of the United
States Davis Cup team, which
took an horrendous beating from
Australia in the challenge round
two weeks ago, will bid for places
in the semi-final round of the Aus
tralian national tennis champion
ships Tuesday.
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia. Ham
Richardson of Baton Rouge, La.,
and Straight Clark of Los Angeles
won their quarter-final brackets
last week. And Monday the first
two qualified for the doubles
"match of the tournament" against
Australia's Mervyn Rose and Don
Candy on Thursday.
In the doubles quarter-finals
Richardson and Seixas beat Ian
Ayre and Rex Hart wig, 6-2, 6-3,
3-6, 13-11.
Dnck Pins
B Sc B Bowling Alleys, Ladies
League: Master Bread (3), Randle
Oil (1) Willamette Valley Bank
(0), Woodroffe's San Shop (4).
High individual game and series,
Gladys Wood,' Randle Oil, 171 and
395; high team game, Randle Oil,
582; high team series, Master
Bread, 1613.
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Yawama League basketeers add
round No. 3 to their schedule
Tuesday night with four games.
Most important on the four will
YAWAMA LXAGUK
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Sheridan 3 0 .1000
WUlaralna 3 0 .1000
N-Marion 1 1 J00
Yamhill 0 3 .000
Sherwood 0 3 .000
Banks 0 3 .000
Amity 1 1 .500
Tuesday fame
Amity at Willamlna.
Dayton at Sheridan. Banks at Yamhill.
Sherwood at North Marion.
be the Dayton-Sheridan clash at
Sheridan, for this one pits two of
the circuit's undefeated powers,
Ole Johnson's Pirates and Bruce
Barker's Spartans.
The other three league games
Tuesday have Amity's Warriors
playing at Willamina against the
Bulldogs, Banks' Braves at Yam
hill and Sherwood's Bulldogs at
North Marion to play the resident
Huskies.
All games win be preliminaried
by seven o clock Bee team skirm
ishes.
Maglie, Giants
Come to Terms
NEW YORK UFl Sal (The
B-rber) Maglie. ace ighthander
of the New York Giants, went to
a press photographers dinner Mon
day night to receive a plaque and
came away with lucrative con
tract for the 1953 season.
" glie and Giant owner Horace
Stor 8ra agr " to terms folio. -ing
a br? f conference at the head
table. As customs: ry. the terms
were not reve d but rc. ortedly
Maglie will receive as much as
he did i 1952. $32.0T-.
MagLs, along with Shortstop
Phil Rizzuto of the New York
Yankees ' and Shortstop Pee Wee
Reese f Brooklyn received -wards
L -m the New York Press Photog
rapher ticn as the most
cooperative athletes the year.
Giant Outfielder Eyes
Dependency Discharge
NEW YORK l Willie Mays,
the New York Giants outfielder,
dropped by the club's office Mon
day to advise officials he planned
to - pply for his Army discbarge
as a hardship case.
The 22-year-old Negro from Fair
field. Ala., is stationed at Ft. Eus-
tis, Va. He visited here during a
' ee-day 1 ve.
Mays said he has 12 dependents.
including his mother, nine broth
ers and sisters and two aunts.
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