Idaho to Host
Beaver Quint
North Division Set
Slated for Weekend
nprnnri ktate COLLEGE I
(Special) Encouraged by their I
lmprovea iccona - mpi auwmi
against Washington but well aware
f th importance of their next
test, Oregon State's Beavers start
ed preparations Monday zor uw
series wltn laano ai aaoscow -t
and Saturdav.
Washington swept both games,
77-54 and 68-56, but the Orange- j
nun Tooked much better in the fi
nal fracas and' kept pace with the
Huskies tnrougnouv mosi 01 we
cramp. Bob Houbress. the league
leading pointmaker, collected 40
for the two nights, but 16 came
at the results of free tnrows.
Coach Slats Gill was well pleas-
Si with the work of Tony viaste
ca, his sophomore center who led
h Beivcri in scorine Saturday
night with 16. The Orange mentor
thought Vlastelica Turnea in nis
w all-nmund performance of the
season, especially from a defensive
standpoint. Also impressive were
Sophomore Johnny Jartooe and
Senior Jim sugrue.
Gill said Monday that he prob-
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with a lineup composed of Sugrue
and Tex Whiteman, forwards;
Vlastelica, center; and Jarboe and
Ron Robins, guards. Robins has
been in a slump theast several
games, but when playing up to par
l the most effective long-shot art
ist on the club.
Eagles Defeat
Cascade, Nab
Capitol Lead
Coach Leo Grosjacques of the
Cardinals will open tonight with
a lineup consisting of Bill Thomp
son and Jim Rodewald at the for
wards, Jim Moriarity at the post
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tf ,1 Bob Funk of Salem Academy
22 J SLS.? i555U.?a: Uas slated a starting five of Jim
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Seim's Cascade Cougars, previ-1 Gerald Biggins fI
ously knotted with Stayton for vmce iaaenrc
the lead at the guards.
tka i-', t,in.MH ff in a.7 A came between the schools'
first quarter advantage, hiked the Jayvee club will precede the main-
margin to 27-21 at the half, but er.
then fell behind as the third peri- - :
od finished. The Staytons then I VT Moiinn fluint
rallied in the final quarter for the i'"""" V""fc
win which was their third in a A -Zm-r
row in league action. WampS AmitV
Wayne Minten and Gene Small
sparked the Eagles with 16 points NORTH MARION HIGH
each and Dave Neitling tossed in I SCHOOL, North Marion's Hus-
11. Lee Metcalfe s 14 was tops for Ikies unleashed a flood of points
Cascade. The Cougar Bees won the here Tuesday night to beat the
Cards, Crusaders Opera
The Sacred Heart Cardinals and the Salem Academy Crusaders
resume their ardent cross-town hoop rivalry tonight, 8 o'clock, on the
Armory floor. The tilt will find both quints seeking to rack their first
victory in Capitol League play. Both currently have dropped their
lone loop outings.
prelim 41-39.
taytoa (M)
lllnten 1
(tinrich (J
inuU. C. (16)
Small. E. 3
Neitlinc (11)
Reserves acorln :
1; Cascade Brown:
ttmt: Stayton 27.
taU: Simo and Wicker!
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Amity Warriors 88-43. The win
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(IS) Chad dick ,
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Compton was high for Amity
with 10. The Huskies led only 21-
15 at the quarter but stretched it
to 68-29 in the third quarter. Am
ity won the B game by 47 to 33.
Stayton Klecker
3. Speer 2. Half-
Cascade 21. Offl
North Marios (SS)
Hooley (1) T
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Barendse. R. (25) C
Rasmussen (3) G
Cole (14) a
Reserves scortni:
Laren IT. Calloway 6.
N.
(43) Aaslty
(10) Compton
(3) Stephens
(9) Field
() Hubbard
() Ehlers
Marion Mc-
Hoefllnc 2.
Marian 42. Amity 27.
and Anderson.
Officials: Kolb
Gavilan Faces
Test Tonight
WAemvrivM im. iriA nM
Un. the world's welterweight box- Uwm 2. Imgram l. Haifume N.
ing cnampion, meets vie arqeu
here in a 10-round bout Wednes
day night. It's a tuneup fight for
Gavilan s championship bout with
Chuck Davey next month.
At least. Gavilan considers it a I . SACRAMENTO. Calif. (A
tuneup. But Cardell, an ambitious ) Charley Schanz, only 33, but with
I4-year-okl from Wilson, Conn., has J 15 years of professional baseball
announced bravely that he expects behind him, signed with the Pa-
10 wm. I cifie coast Leaffua Sacramento
Gavilan will be a heavy favor- solons Tuesdav.
It. Cardell has won 63 fights. 16 Schanz came to Sacramento, bis
In knockouts, has lost 10 and had home town, as a free agent from
seven araws. ne s omy Deen SatUf where he won five and Inst
seven games last year. His best
Sacs Sign Schanz
knocked
liams
out once, by Ike Wil-
Ryan Sells
CLEVELAND Uft Former Pres
ident Ellis Ryan and 22 of his sup
porters in last month fight for
control of the Cleveland Indians
have sold their baseball club stock
for around $800,000.
season with the Rainiers was in
1949 when he won 22 and lost 17.
Terms of his contract were not
announced.
Tame HalT
Beckons Joe
NEW YORK UP) "Baseball's
Hall of Fame ts expected to
pen the gates to Joe DtMaggie
Wednesday when the ballots are
coasted for the 1951 election by
the 1 - year members of the
Baseball Writers Association.
DiMagtio. eligible for the first
time after one year's retire
ment, is expected to receive
more thaa the required 75 per
cent of the vote from the veter
an members.
Others given a good chance
of making the grade, on the
basis of their standing in last
year's voting, are Bill Terry,
Dlsxy Dean and AI Simmons.
Cliisox Trade
With Browns
CHICAGO UP) The Chicago
White Sox Tuesday obtained in
fieider Fred Marsh from the St
Louis Browns for first sacker R. T.
"Dixie" Upright and an undis
closed amount of cash.
Marsh, who was regular third
baseman for the Browns in 1951,
was traded to the Washington Sen
ators at tne start of the 1952 sea
son and reacquired by the Browns
in mid-June, finishing as regular
snorts top.
Conceivably, 29-year-old Marsh.
also experienced at second base
may win the third base job with
tne box from Rocky Krsnich.
formerly of Seattle, and Hector
Kodnquez.
Church League Results
Church League cage results
Tuesday night: Class A King-
wood Bible beat 1st Bresbyterian
30-21. Class B Knight Memorial
beat Liberty Church of Christ 37-
35 and 1st Christian Whites topped
SNIDES SIGNS
BROOKLYN W Duke Snider 1st Baptist 41-28.
Tuesday became tne 17tn Brooklyn
Dodger to sign his contract, re
ceiving an increase to' a reported
$23,000. Club officials, as usual.
announced no financial details.
Buck Pins
Arearo Grounded
Men's City League results Tues
day night at B and B Bowling
courts: Tweedie Oil 3, Salem Tnre
l; Kay Radio 3, Capp's Used Cars
ARCADIA, Calif. l Jockey 1; Willamette Art Tfle 4, Dyer
Eddie Arearo was grounded Tues-1 Insurance O: Davis Oil 4. Olson's
nay ior nve uays vj me roara os norms o; Quality Used Cars 3,
stewards at Santa Anita racetrack Lea Newman's L Davis Oil had
because of his ride on Mark-Ye- top team scores with a 2385
Well in last Saturday's San Fer- series and 859 game. Harry Scarf,
17 Zi x , . v w uavis uu, nad top individual
The stewards said Mark-Ye-WeD j game with a 215 and top series
came over oo Horsetrader-Ed to I WM Hank Miller's 52 : for Davis
into anotner norse, aouinarungion.
which: had to take up. Mark-Ye-1 t
rri, aw. w.. I l w"e.
not wun uic race ia nruuv was
penalized for failure to keep him
straight.
Dykes Beaten '
By Gil Turner
PHILADELPHIA UPi Young
Gil Turner used the highly rated
Bobby Dykes for a punching bag
Tuesday night as he pounded out
a unanimous 10-round decision ov
er the taB Texan.
Turner weighed 149 and Dykes
154 for the bout that drew boos,
catcalls and stamping of feet be
cause of its long moments of in
action.
Perrydale Winner
PERRYDALE (Special) Perry
dale's Pirates romped to a 51-38
Polk County B League win over
Valsetz Cougars Tuesday night.
Perrydale led at the half 26-18.
Sam Stewart was the big gun for
the Pirates with 23 points, while
Duane Founder led Valsetz with
20. The Cougars won the prelim
OS) Valsets
T (3) Kolden
T (2) Xing
C (20) Fourner. rj.
G (4) Driscoll
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Beserves seorlna: Pernrclale Cood-
er 2: Valsetz Cowan. J. 2. Halftlme:
Perrydale as. ValseU It. Otfidals:
Kocera and Blair.
Ferry aa
:Kee (2
(II)
MCI
Brooks (10)
Mcintosh (4)
Stewart. S. (S3)
Massey US)
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CHICAGO W Red Grange, all.
Tuesday abolition of the two pla
toon system may slow down foot-
(nui out : ue average zan won t
norJr . t .;
"We wont get a true picture of
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wnai ue new umiiea suostitution
rule means for auroral tm,, "
said 'Grange. z-..v--
in the mid-century- poll of the
almost: unanimous - all-time choice.
even our-pointing jun xnorpe..-
. "But if Hsm nma ilnan dnm
offensively, it also wfil alow down
lfMTrfvl mrut T rfnaiK it tt kITI
be noticeable to most fans in the
grandstands.' said Grange,
loping Ghost" of the mid 20, said
W. - a. . a .
um win s certain wnexner ue
eltanvai wr9 m mnnii rms tmt k.
hoped bow that tt was made, the
rules committee doesn't ""keep
shifting ground from year to year
on tt." .. . -
Grange said be disagrees that
the two platoon : system' cut down
injuries. - - - - . - .
"Shucks, in the part few years,
Ive seen as many players hurt in
the" first five minutes as I have in
the last five minutes of a came.
said Grange, a radio-TV commen
tator and insurance executive.
; As -".a - matter of fact, . I always
have felt that after you get
warmed up your chances of being
Injured are a lot less than when
you're just going In."
.Neither does Grance cmeef lim
ited substitution will IdU the T
foa - ation and bring cn - le-winsH
power xootoaiL "iha aids lixe to
play the T and coaches know they
don't get banged up as much from
the brush blocking of the T as they
would from the two-on-one smash.
ing of single wing Mocking."
Former Mate
Accuses Spivey
(Cont'd from Prec. Page.)
The loss put Kentucky out of the
championship play and into a con
solation game.
Rirsch did not explain whether
una was tne reason the eventual
pay-off was less than the $5,000 be
said was promised. .
The witness also testified that
Spivey did not want to fix a game
against . St. John's University on
Dec. 23, 1950, because Spivey was
to face a center in that game who
was a rival for AO-America honors.
Hirsch said his failure to give to
the grand jury the information he
since has given stemmed from his
not remembering and a desire to
"shield" Spivey.
He admitted he did not tell the
complete truth "on occasions" to
the grand jury.
But Hirsch was emphatic in de
claring be was telling the truth in
testifying that Spivey cot 31.000
for his part in the "sugar Bowl
game poit shaving.
LBS Opens Suit
Against Majors
CHICAGO U) Trial of the de
funct Liberty Broadcasting Sys
tem's 12 million dollar suit against
13 major league baseball clubs has
been set back to May 11, attorneys
saw Tuesday.
The trial had been scheduled to
start this week in Federal Court.
Liberty charges that the 13
clubs.' their commissioner and
league presidents Illegally con
spired to monopolize and restrain
cor ipetition In baseball broadcast
ing, froze out Liberty, and caused
the network to lose four million
dollars. The suit asked triple dam
ages. .. .
Look and Learn
By A. a Gordon ' -
1. what Is ; the only numeral
wnicn, wnen spelled out. has as I
many letters as its meaning.
z. What bird cannot nove Its
eye in the socket, but can turn I
its head around in almost a com j
plete circle without - moving its
bodyT-
2. What is the first name of the
author of Webster's Dictionary?
v wnat is the distance a pro-1
peUer of an airplane travels In one
revolution called? -
5. What insect Is the chief en
emy of the cotton plant? -
ANSWERS
1. Four.
2 The owL . - - "
. Noah.
e-Ita pitch.
S. The. boIL weevil, ,.
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TULSA. Okla. V-J. O. "Buddy
Brothers, builder of mighty offen
sive football teams at the Univer
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quit his head coaching job Tues
day. Brothers would not elaborate to
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as head football coach of the Uni
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Brotners announced his resigna
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reports stating that Johnny Lu
jack, all-time football great from
Notre Dame, was being considered
for the head coaching spot at the
University of Wyoming were de
nied here Tuesday by Athletic
Director Glenn Jacoby.
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reporx, puousnea Dy a uucago
newspaper (the Sun-Times), and
also circulated in Laramie. -
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coach, Monday was released of-1
ficiallr from hia lob and took over
as head coach at the University of
Araansas.
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