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Point Leader
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LQJ
League Clash
Slated at WU
TOM.
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Must Win' Tag Hung
fid 7. Myrtle Point M
CoquiQ 49 .
Rtr.n imnm ?
On ToniVrit'n - Olltincr Sacred Heart 58, Cticad 51
' 1 " o i salein Academy 57, Philomattl 47
Northwest Conference basketball Wood burn 53. Canby at
title, . but having three sizeable I -SL'
chores to perform if they are to f Dayton ss. North Marion 34
arhteve earn Willamette's Rear-1 Banks 36. Amltv 33
cats tonight tackle the first one in I fZ? VlSSSS-
uc iui m vi j mil i i- v m a l. ruii ox. ijetrmt sa .
Johnny Lewis' unpredictables take Gates ,74. Chemwi e . v.
n Rnv H1tr'f lart nliivrt in th I Stayton 58, Central '44 "
" - MM m av" v 1 Marstulela -7,
definite "must win" outing for North Bend 54,
thj UlotHnAiKtm . . . - I CorvaUs 52. Bend . 42
Willamette at present trails the I i2JL"r
loop-leading Lewis & . Clark FiO- Seaside 60. Vernonla 47 -
rf4r whn are this wekpnd oecu-1 St. Helena 70. Warrenton ST
pied with two games--with WWt-
uuui nuu uiic niui vk:s u-rnmytu S8, Lakevlew 45
no, all of Portland. fxne pioneers (Ltn b Tourney)
h a rwnnt tn 7- far WiL. I Shedd 53. Halsey 45
Pioneers make out in their three I Culver 86, Lapine 33
nniM th. wniamettoa are nlaru I Mt. Vernon 59. John. Dav 48 -
nine to down Linfield. and thenlSSf SStAJW" 4a"
, kayo the Pioneers twice in their I junction city w. University. Eur, 51
xinai two games next wees. n ine wuiamene uiuf orove si
Lewis - lads can accomplish same
they'll do no worse than -share the
Central Catholic 56. Columbia Prep U
Pacific Froah 48.' Cascade Locks 34
Toledo 51. SI us law 44 -Hood
River 56, Lake Oswefo 44-"
Forest Grove 64, McMinn villa 49
The Dalles 83. WyXast 48 v
Hillsboro 46. Tifard 44 "
Milwaukie 53, Astoria -McKenzle
58. Ma pie ton 58 ' '
Oregon City 63, West Linn 81 -
Arnnsjton 55. FoSsU 33 r.'4 .
Madras 49, Burns 43 -Garibaldi
79. Bay City t - -
(Partlaad Learae
Jefferson 47, Benson 48
Roosevelt 59. Cleveland 50 " . -
XJncoIn 52., Grant - 50 -' '
Washington 87. Franklin 47
COIXEGB '
Washington 84.' Oregon 8T
Washington-St. 56. Oregon St SO
EOCX 6. OCK 82 . . .
Pacific 90. ColL Idaho 78 , ,. . .
UCLA 75. SUnford 50
So. California 88... California . M .
Whitman- 93. Lewis Ac Clark 3
SOCK 0. Cal. Aggies 87- .
Reed 89. Concordia t3
OCE 'JVs 88. Battery I (SaL 62
OSC Rooks 56. Every. Drua- 81
Colo. A & M 71, RecU. 88 - . r
SF ST. 70. COP 55.
West Virginia 94. VMI 70
Colgate 61 Pcnn. St. SO.
Wyoming 49. Oklahoma. City 45
theyll do no worse man -snare tne x ' - ' t .
1953 pennant with Lewis & Clark. 06-OU . UeClSlOtl III LOOV JT male . . .
If will become that much easier - :
HSjulldogs leafi StiiendaGii,
ie ffdr YaivaiiisrCiroi'jiiii
should the Pioneers happen to
trip over either : Whitman College
or College of Idaho this weekend.
Even though the Linfields are in
last place in the standings, Wil-j -
lamette has plenty of respect for
them. Lewis says the wildcats are
the best last-place team he's ever
aran in the conference.
Tl McKee with 18 rjooints and SHERIDAN (Special) The Willamina Bulldora finished in a
Dave Sanford with 181 are second title tie with Dayton, in the Yawama League basketball race Friday
ana tnira in tne league scoring ev"v tuouig a wruimji ana ciose oz-ou win over the Sheridan
race. McKee is 6-5, Sanford 6-4. spartans in climactic league acUon.
They team with 6-4 Duane LeggettJ The result left both Dayton and
6-11, Grant Sdhiewe and 5-9, Ad Willamina with final league marks
Rutschcmann in the starting Lin- of 12-2 and gave Sheridan a 10-4
field lineup. mark. Going into the final night,
Starters for WU will be selected Sheridan still had retained a
from 6 footers Dick Hoy and Dick I chance' for a possible share of the
Mase, 6-3 Pete Reed,-6-2 Bill Col-toga if the top clubs had gone
vard, 5-9 Lmane smeia, o-o uaveidown to defeat.
Gray, and 5-11 Jack Scrivens. ( The Spartans had 20-16 lead
Freshman teams pulay the 6.15 1 over Willamina at the end of the
8 Th Stafanaii, Sdsn, OrtC Saturdar Tbmarf 21, 1853 -
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j ' f o'clock prelim mix.
Cardinals Top
Cascade Quint
'Leo Grosjacques' Sacred Heart
. Cardinals finished in a second place
-tie In the Capitol League cage
chase Friday night as they gained
a 58-54 overtime victory over
Johhy Seim's Cascade Cougars in
final circuit play. The result left
the Cards and Cougars with 5-3
marks in the league.
Vance Cooney, scrappy little
guard, was the Cardinal scoring
standout in a second-half drive thtt
brought the. win after SHA had
trailed at the intermission stop
34-21. Cascade led 15-8 at the end
of the first period and 43-37 at the
third quarter gun. !
Cooney and Vince Matt paced
SHA with 16 points apiece and Bill
Thompson K had 15. Lee Metcalf
got id zor cascaae ana von sproui
totalled 13. The Cougar Bees won
the prelim 32-25.
Sacred Heart -(58) K) Caseada
f g ft pf tp f g ft pf tp
Rodewld 1 2 2 4Sproul 5 3 1 13
Thorn psn 7 1 315Waldrop 3 4 2 10
Morlarity 1 2 1 SlWipper 13 2 5
Cooney 8 0 416Chaddick 15 4 7
Matt 6 4 4 16IMatcaU . 5 5 2 15
Barsbery 10 1 2! Brown 110 4
Fladwood O 0 0-
Fisher 0 0 2 0 f
'V- " 58 54
11 2q 3q 4qOT
SHA J : : 8 21 37 54 58
Cascade . 15 34 43 54 54
Free throws missed : i SHA 10. Cas
cade 8.
, Amity Defeated
AMITY "(Special) Banks
notched its fourth win of the
Yawama League campaign Friday
night with a 36-33 decision over
the Amity . Warriors in final loop
action. Banks had a narrow 18-1?
margin at the half. Gene Ehlers
was high scorer for Amity with 14
points The Amity Bees won the
prelim 37-17.
(33) Amity
-T (9) Lynch
F . (0) Nelson
C (4) Toiler
.d. (8) Hubbard
(14) Shlers
C3S)
Dennis (3) .
Sellers (18)
Chain (13) .
Creoa (1)
Jackson 41)
-O
Half time: Amity 18. Banks 17. Offi
cials: Peterson and Hlnea.
first period, but the Bulldogs went
ahead 34-33 at the intermission
and stretched to a 53-43 advantage
at the finish of the third chapter.
Sheridan closed the gap in the last
quarter but not enough.
Roy Zimbrick was Willamina's
big gun with 19 points, while Fred
Hulett with 18 and Dale Stuck
with 10 were Sheridan's sparks.
Willamina won the JV game 45
43. i
Winamlna 2) . (M) Sheridan
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ZlmbrkJ 7 419;Hulett.f ,6 6 218
YoasU -i 3 2 4 SjStucM '6 4 416
VfmtXfi I 12 1 4!Sanders.c 3 2 5 8
M'Dugl.g 1 0 4 2 Smith. S 3 4 9
LitUJon.g 3 4 1 101 Burdg.g 2 8 S 8
Leathrs.1 S 1 4 Williams 118 3
Salmon.! 1 0 0 2 Uldrgf tr ,g 0 0 10
Seeser,(; 4 2 4 10
E0GE Defeats
Wolves 66-62
Canal
1 r
MONMOUTH- (Special) -The
EOCE Mountaineers took another
big step toward the Oregon Col
legiate Conference cage title Fri
day night as they rallied in the
dying minutes for a 66-62 win
over Bob Livingston's OCE Wol
ves. The loss was a bad jolt to
OCE hopes of settina a Doaalbla
share of the crown.
The Wolves were in front 60-59
with three minutes left in the
game but EOCE, led by Don Adri
an and Tom Pryse spurted ahead.
xne wolves had a big 17-6 first
quarter margin, led 37-22 at the
Forward Dick Mase. ahave. vhnu
174 Mints In 12 ramea leada thai with 20 points.
Willamette Bearcat team, will be I The Beavers found the basket in
in Coach Johnny Lewis' start-1 only 1? of -their 79 tries from the
lng lineup tonirhrt when the I field and the Cougars did only
r Cats play linfield in the WU I slightly better, succeeding on 14 of
una at eight o'clock. Mase Is 57 tries ior a zs per cent average
Mullins Paces
WSC With 20
Friels Retain Hope
; Of Vacating CeUar -
- PULLMAN. - Wash: ' m -i The
Washington :, State Cougars . won
their second Northern Division bas
ketball game of the season Friday
night, hustling all. the way to out
last Oregon state, 56-50. j
The victory, kept alive the Cou
gar hopes of moving .out of the
Northern Division cellar spot they
nave held- all- season, pushing the
OSC Beavers there, in their place.
It was a nh and tuck game all
during the first half and through
the early minutes of the ( third
quarter, vk-., - f i . . T
rJr TnZf 5h iaI BUSCh nation's
per Tt f11 largest breweries, bought the St.
BeJverf Jf TdinlM Trite? to make
JtZ&I&igS tion?l League dub
aw v inwvia ssrwu m - av vM - MW) nu
put WSC out In the lead - by two
points ' ana . tne . weavers never
caught up again. i
Martin Stretched I
The Cougars led 42-37 at the
end of the third period and swelled
their margin to its biggest point,
seven points, midway in that per
iod on the shooting of Pete; Mul
lins and Ron Bennink.
They made the only two : field
goals the Cougars could get during
the final period, but ten free throws
still gave them the edge.
, OSC's ace scorer Tony Vlaetsclia
scored 12 of the Beavers first-half
points, but sophomore Bill Render
who was assigned to check him,
did an effective job in the second
half, holding him to one lone free
throw. He fouled out early in he
fourth period.
Mullins paced the game scoring
W'iT". -mrm . .. ' 'WP!SSS!M
Webfet3tli0se
I A nheuser-BuscJt Pays $3,750,000 , v t v
CtoEa "JFrom:Sa!gta
ST.
By ROBEET BUNT
LOUIS IT) Anheuser
stayed in St Louis.
The 03.750,000 sale
was ' an-
also the fifth high scorer in the j
Northwest Conference.
Dallas Whips
Indians 62-47
The two teams wind up their
Northern Division series Saturday
night.
Oregon State (SO) (58) Washington St.
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WhitmnT 1 3 31 Mullins 110 320
Edwrds4 I t 1 4Swansoni 3 0 0 8 J
viasuca.e s l xisiKenaer.e a iv
ToUe 1 0 8 2Bennlck S 1 1 11
Robins.C SIS 7 Klock.g 111 8
KomnofJT S 2 S 8Undrwd 0 0 0 0
323
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Totals 22
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Willamina
Sheridan
Officials: Nelson and Williams.
Totals
lq 2q 3q 4q
18 34 53 82
20 S3 43 80
JtrkT arr a- c n. . I Hallis an-f 0 0 2 0! MvTon.f
half and 51-50 at the tK I -vT, Vr?," . Sugruex 1 2 2 4!McCants.c 0 0 1
third Deriod rr.mt,auM dragons jumpea Johnson 2 0 0 4!Gartonuf 0 0 0 0
Arfw. A. - . . I . . . WIS J JUVWKUV I ". w -
EOGE, while Bob IanU wts Wg" tin't SllW ToUl. U S 50 Total, u Sli
for the Wolves with 18 markers 77 VP ver the Molalla In- Oregon sute 14 io 13 134 so
The two team Tla L . dlan- The los- dropped Molalla Wsshtagton Stat U 16. 13 14-M
Saturdav niht down Into a second place tie with m: Oregon sute-
saturaay night. . , v,t.rarf9 with - Edwards 2. Sugrue. Telle 2.
i 4vv-uu vji i hiFtHff Wsssirtlvt tAn Rtata-Mll1na
OCE ) . CM) BOCK league action remaixiinff. I 4. Myron. 'Rchder 3. Bennick 3. Klock.
Dayton Victor
In Loop Finale
! - J Totals 24 14 19 82
NORTH MARION HIGH SCHOOL J
(Special) Dayton's Pirates as-1 eoce
sured themselves of at least a tie
f ft nf tn
Sullivan 1 2 3 4
Grove 3 0 9 6
Frants 7 4 1181
Pinion 2 0 2 8!
Palmqust S 4 2 101
3 5 15
MKenzi! 0 O O oi
Rosntk.c 0 0 0 Oi Tn r-
GUpie,f 0 0 0 0jBurton,g
Bushnel,g 11 l
tp j Gordy Kunke's Dragons built up Morgan 2.
far ft of t
p?vl. ? 31-21 halftime lead and never
Adrian 9 3 m were headed in the final half. Bob
Westnskw 3 0 2 8 Olson tossed in 17 nointa to nlace
Dallas and Dave Hagen was high
zor tne Indians with 16.
Molalla won the JV prelim 46
37.
Poyser
Kofford 4 0 18
0 12 1!
Lowe.f
0 0 0 0
0 111
01 4
Trojans Nose!
. Bear Cagemen
Totals 281018 88
8
Molalla (47)
Sandgren (13) F
J".
99 aa aa
A 1 JJT (l
Reserv
for the Yawama League basket- ' Officials : Kerr and Anderson.
bau title Friday night, as they
nipped .the North Marion Huskies
38-34 in -concluding league action.
The outcome left Dayton with
12-Z mark in the circuit
North Marion held a 23-20 mar
gin at the intermission but the
Pirates then pulled ahead in the
closing stages. : It was North
Marion's; fifth defeat of the race.
Carl Dauenhauer with 12 and Har-
5 Greys Increase
Junior Margin
BERKELEY. Calif. iM Charg-
(82) Dallas I in a intn -a lonH with fnirr mirmita
1 Mto go. University of Southern Cali-
Aiexander (T) c(iij lkmaschofsky Uornia's hard - driving Trojans
Eby 8) c (8) Kitzmiiier I nipped California 68-66 Friday night
G (13) Brandll I trimming tha TU-r Pa-ifl- PVinet
es scoring: Freyer 1. Wrolstad I nfay.'m c, rHvl-i, Ko.
1. Peeples 2: Dallas Wildt I. Hxrrm 1
Joy S. Half: Dallas 31. Molalla 21. Of
ficials: Padbert and McLarty.
Deaf Schoolers
Upset Sublimity
, ketball lead to one game. -
The State Deaf
'Cada Tips Sandy
ESTACAD A CSpecial) Zsta
cada's Rangers retained hopes' for
a possible second place finish in
the dying Willamette Valley
Ken Carl hurilaul in - 9a
VJ. .1 . I r V.. . 4-v4 .
i j . j . . . ... . xiuav ax ui rarriRn c . a . i i aa
um nea.eci witnxi poin lea Unuj ..nhPM.n in T'w ! ranks of the Marion Countv- B
us y ion ana iarry toie was wgn c., hwT m. 3T Leaeue hooD race Fridav nirtrt I say noneers. xne loss or op pea
for the I Huskies with 17. The P. clon tffi pf'feP J,t?ul.- Sandy out of a third placer tie
VIC- ", -r,r-,:'V " with thA Ranowr
Ato guVketbtT y
yAPrL night with a 46-40 win over (the
Sandy Pioneers. The loss dropped
Eugene Clash
Lures Salems
Salem High's Vikings and the
Eugene Axemen, the latter eat
fit currently one of the most
torrid prep cage sanads In the
state, are to collide tonight in
MeArthar Court on the U of
Oregon campus at Engene In the
final Big Six League clash for
both teams. It's one of the big
gest games of the season for
Coach Harold Hank's Salems.
- The Vikings have won . the
Big Six League crown for six
eonsecnUTO years. If they can
upset the team that Is current
ly rated No. I in the state prep
poll they will assure themselves
at least a tie for the 1S5J title.
Salem and Albany are now
deadlocked for the loop lead,
and " Albany next week plays
Corvallta in a finale for those
two circuit members. On the
other hand, a loss for the Vlks
tonight would Virtually flatten
the Salem chances.
Salem downed Eugene In
their first meeting here in Jan
nary, but since then Hank Ku
chera's crew has turned red hot
and has rolled over such power
ful outfits as Marshfleld, Al
bany and 8pringfleld.
The Salem Sophs play the
Eugene Jayvees in a 6:30 o'clock
prelim tonight.
nounced jointly by the brewerv
and Fred M. Saigh, whose depar
ture zrom Dasenau was prompted
ur a io - montn prison sentence
for income tax evasion r
Anheuser ' Busch stepped into
tne negotiations after, it appeared
likely the club might be sold to
an unidentified Milwaukee group,
which made a strong bid - for -the
uaroinai noioings. , - .
Busch to Head Club !
August A. Busch Jr.. nresident
of the brewery, becomes president
oi tne uuxunais and William Wal
singham Jr.. will remain as vice.
president and cperating head. ;
Busch said he nlanned no rhan
in administration pf the vast base-
Dan organization.- He said Mana
ger -Sddie Stanky is "one of the
greatest managers in - baseball
toaay. - - , .
Busch -said the transaction ai
approved by Commissioner Ford
Frick and Warren GUes. National
League president, . i
ULles, In St. Louis for the an
nouncement of the sale, said as
a matter of tradition the sale prob
ably WOUld be DUt UD to other
National League owners for ap
proval. He expected no objections
from them. j
Salgh Head Until March 10 ! .
Officially Saigh will remain as
operating head of the club j until
the sale is approved by brewery
stockholders at a meeting March
10. The brewery la expected , to
take over the club the following
day.
Busch. when asked what he nM
for the Cardinals, said $3,750,000
with $2,500,000 aroinar to Saie-h far
his stock and the other 1 V mil.
lion dollars to "overall indebted
ness" of the Cardinal organiza
tion. The Cardinals, operator of one!
of the largest farm system! in
the major leagues, own nine mfnar
league clubs and have working
agreements wiin six others.
By 84r07ounf:
Houbregs Held to 16
As W Gets 13tli T7in
I " k By JACK &EWXX3 '
SEATTLE (A Tall Chet No
tallied 19 points and did a steUa
checking Job on Bob Houbregs Fri
day night but the effort was wasted
as his Oregon team bowed to Wash
ington 84-67 in a basketball tilt
that; gave the Northern Division
pennant of the Pacific Coast Con
ference to the winners. ' u
. With its chief runner held to li
almost his low for the season
Washington called on its long-range
artillery to salt down its lath
straight division triumph. UCLA
held Big Bobby, whose average lo
25.6 for the season, to 15 point
in an early game. -A
turnaway crowd of 11.600 saw
Washington clinch the crown and
earn the conference title playoff
berth against the southern division
.winner. r .
Not until Noe bowed out on ner.
sonal fouls with, seven minutes to
play remaining could Washington
break away for a really safe lead.
At that moment Washington was
leading 65-58., v
Close in First Half
Oregon made It a battle rovsl
through the first half and trailed
by only one point, at 37-36, at re
cess. Up to that time, the la1
had changed hands four times and
tne count was tied on three occa
sions. Oregon, never led bv mora
than three points, , holding that
edge three times late in the open
ing half.-, -
Third-ranked nationally and jd-
erating under a vow to win all
their conference games. Washinar-
ton's Huskies were running a scor
ing temperature when they came
back out for the second half. Quick
ly they boosted their lead to 45-37
and the Oregonians only once; in
the entire second half could pull
as close as three points.
Houbregs got nine of his 16
points after Noe had fouled out.
Charlie Koon and Joe CiDriana
furnished the long-range accuracy
Washington needed against the
WebfootT tight defense. Koon hit-
ting 17 and Slippery Joe 13. Dead
ly from the corners, big Doug Mo-
uary aoaea w more for Washing
ton. .
The same two teams olav airain
Saturday night.
Oregon (87)
points to
rr ii, : . . i aiAui araneriL win m n?
ciusxies won tne uee game 33-34, .i. " V7 1 nhM finMimffw cai.
. i "ic .r-xrisjj -ioneers. i . . rwi iric-oHna fei 17
VT. s i ... 1 I f! a I Mlfa UliiAa aM...11K2 a. I 1JPST TSTnnni IJbmTI iW I SV4V sV.Tka-. t '''oo'iio -
ww iw-non : Dayton I --w-MCT jniueu em upwi ? . , 7 a twrk thp Rnntrm whn A 'r mt
sI? fV U Hd,ecock by stopping the second place ar- I Pf Ppered the hoop, for j lPJ??e?X' hJm,"
wu-u iu warcoiMTcr risn uarainau 371 tw. Mn i u uumu. lexi auznosx an zne wnv i "
Parendse (7) C. ill DodnLu... a - I - i o i i i . i won the Bee era me 48-30
Cole (17) L....Gi (4) Hsrrelsonlr"1" V"lcs e Cil T-lJL " J1"fc fc M ,
Ragmusseh (2) .G (7) Reeder "iea HJe wmiess West Salem perioo. was ior uua at gstacaU (48) , J (48) Sandy
Reserves scoringi Dayton Fin- Giants 48-34. . the half and the count at the fin- D. Xiggins (17) F, (14) Hopp
nickum 2, Halftime ; North Marion 23. Don PIgsley almost matched f the third period favored Marchbank tli) T (2) Meyers
OfficUU: And.n and Carl's rit,t Lr Tk. ri. Deaf School 50-44 Am. 4). C (5) Nl-on
l DuuiHi 22 minri tv t h . rtrm m-m i liavH MBTnarn niz Tnr in TA Tfl.
" gnrmm . .WUA 9. I ' . w W
Buckaroos Top Detroit
ST. PAULr-(Special)-St. haul's
Buckaroos , pulled Detroit's ' Cou
gars -down to a share of the Ma
rion County B League cellar. Fri
day night with a 63-38 victory
over the Cougars. Sam 7' Smith's
21 points were the big item in the
Buckaroo's -win. The Bucks had a
36-13 halftime margin.' In the pre-
inn st. A'aui dropped, a 31-33 de
cision. , - ' -
C Paal (83)
S. Smith (21) .
O. Smitn (18)
Klrsch (4) -
Wolf (4)
(38) Detroit
-T 412) Wallace
r KT) j. Ketchum
-C (8). Woodsward
Gv (S) Vick.ra
, ocrnorsi u) tS) I Ketchum
Reserves scoring: St. Paul Merten
a. vecrotw strong S. Hopson 2. Hill
i. tuuxume: st rtui 3S, Detroit 13.
i voziciais: uyer ana -Jyal.- .
Bruins Belt Indians' .
: LOS ANGELES ifl 'Stffl 'nura
, ing hopes of winning1 the Southern
Division basketball championship
, of ; the Pacific , Coast Conference.
the UCLA Bruins dumped Stanford
. Friday night, 75 to 50. fc
Ron Tpmsic, Stanford's great
- shot, bettered the all-time -season
- scoring mark for a Stanford niavi
wisen oe passed tne 455 registered
- for the 1837-33 season by Hank Lui
! aetti. 7 7 h..
: Tomsic was closely guarded by
bruins Gene Logan and ; Barry
i Porter, but he sank enough points
to ' keep the, Indians " in the ball
..game.- ' f - -
Tomsic wound p with 16 points
for the night and now has 457 for
; the season. . .
Wr.-ol).iiWi W.vvia TnJreys had a 34-22 halftime Ujw Martin, for ODS, while Joe
UOOtlDUTll Winner inargin. Bob Beals led the Blues Steinkamp'a 14 was tops for Sub-
! ; iwitn 11 points, while Ponsford I umixy. me saint seconds won the
WOODBURN i (S n a el a 1) I and Carlton hit 13 each to srutrk prelim by forfeit.
wood burns Bulldogs chalked their " voidsr win. s - . b.h-.i,w ... .
seventh Willamette Valley League faction the Golds topped r.r MsS
win against six setback Friday WesLSaleiIT 23'22 Cards beat Ytuberger () r (io McCann!
i Harden (S)
I H. KlgglnS (S) . Cr.
(18) Anderson
(3) Toung
Reserves scoring : Berg 1. Halftime
Estacada 26, Sandy l..Cfficials: Smith
ana Copperstone. .
Albany Triumphs
tage. r
Royce
night as f they flattened the, last Blues 26-21 and the Pioneers "etekamp (14) .C (ie Msynard 152?
place Canby Cougar. 53-38. Wood-Iked the Grey. 29-23. . E'ilE- f
KllfH. hAl a a.alU-. S - I ' I . a l - ------- , . . saav .va. ww ei
- . .. . - a asw-v-Esai i r f . Ntlf-'s- aV-kl-e-. ,al8tl..-
Norris with 15 points Lor (4) ..: tZZZ. mi tiXtt9?! 0
it iL .-IStenhena Bl C av I
sparked the BulldoM and tlk- iX J-- MichaeUs
Rayley's ill; was high for Canby. f Beser-es sriibirtton s! Sm- WNN
Ire-
ALBANY - (Special) - Albany's
way Friday
night for a 66-35 win over the
Sweet Home Huskies. Albany was
in- front at the-half 82-19. i
The Bulldogs Won the prelim 48-j Greys Pioneers 22. Officials:
! Alaaay (88)
Poppert (10)
! Shaelby (IS)
1 CausMe (IS)
T ivtq r-is tat : m ii I Pontius (11)
"""I --' OVUUlCrn Sn-anaan ill)
'', .C
(28) Sweet Heme
(9) sirdsal
(0) Bank
(2) Weber
(9) . Barrett
Weed kern (S3)
Baird (21 i
VanAsdale (12) C.
norris U3 v
Withers (6) ;. ft
jmr m. i
(V-- .v. w ni i i " "-" u itjioT
.' I (?ZT(T(,,5S West Conference basket-1 ,H1-0SM
i. rk-i4-e f -r-
(4) Gle-soi ST'-',,-
a a a a an Las w ispt . -i
n-u i nrlz. 'L i Keservea ecorine: idi s--i-
i. uinnj-omara - a. Htnicr l. vr-n--. wn .uu buwer,
3. Halftime: Woodburn 20. Canbv li.
-G.
(-) ciT; ball game.
(10) Norval
' Dalley.
(3) Backstrand i
Officials: Kolb and Siralo.
Jeff Racks Win
I Golds (tt) ,
Hammers tad (8) J.
Chanel (9) i P
Carlton (12) C.
Ponsford (13). G.
Merchant (8) G.
Jteserves scoring:
(14) W. Sales
(3) McCormiek
(18) Bales
. (0) Matnis
LB3aDwIluDQrg S
(EIDQ3S :
CArrro vutiowuem uagits
Capita. IUwUbc AXXt
bTVM 1 IITU AT- aOs sTY"lerlr niPM'n'f
r OWlt I naMlaaW 9JM ai sa a a-fwaa- "lffg
HilLr' I . .T4-. W. C. OYXH
1: West SalrR; . n.T. TT: 1 "yf ."TH oo uuuerrex
' T " " - ' - "Vtus l TK7 InVfe WfUl 'JAtU-i vstn .
s.ixujt xqctric Hoover 321.
McEvers 379, Beals 274, Bolton 288.
Drake 333. TXXEPHONE ' OFFICZ
Turabull 373. Fox 344, Beatty 242.
Burch 421. Blind 321. 7 . , - -
VIRNS PAC -. Vogt 208 Hout
284, Amunds 3S0, Adams 347. Waller
S. MARION CS-A-QSBT Hagen
311. Stettler 383. Blensly 292, Schone
boom 379, Mackey 392.
JU1CXSONS MARICgTr McNeil 428,
J fTFW T! ZfH :-rca.ii)- TV.! ?? West Salen
Jff-- tw. -.-li-.j i v" ?m w. wjnciss: scrlvaas
ww- aiwia vusuu-ca ajs ute-i bzki inr
runiiin tor second place in the
llffl1iaV sfmma - r T a,-t..a. -: t
chase Friday night with a 49-37 Hubert Sparkles
decision over the Gervais Cougars. Mr 7-T .
was jexrs llth league win lyi KnrlFir Win
against four losses and left Ger- "r1 jr-11C rlll
Vais -with an tL.1 Tsinn marV i I
.iim ciaciweu mi iy points to vtna-innorra ni t3u-j. v. rr,rr ;7I"
ur th T.inr... to h. ,kit- ttubert registered 34 noint to V.W .iSA"1'
Gilbert Thompson's 12 was tons leacUrl? Pacific to a 90-78 victory J ply Merreu sss. Amen 339, La.
for Gervais. Gervais won the pre-l0 Vf"tge or lcJa 111 North- 1 riemmo job. rewii. Blind sis. .
lim 37-33? - ' P westerence4basketbaU game B,ef so
J Jt7 mnr, . . - CLXNE & JOHNSTON FOOD SHOP
- R. C Owens, high scoring Star Case 425. Monner 372. Rasmussen 39?.
of the College of Idaho team, was Wattier 378. wmett 353.
held to a single field goal and StFif VlTS
three free throws in the first half. S? luJtAm?m&
But he came back in the second makket Davis 403. Band 339. wa-
period to score- 21 Points. Dick cox 431. Case SSa, Heinenen 333. '
Stjeiss was hirh for tn THahrt tam I Kirh- individual rme. Frances Eol-
Jeffersott (9)
J. BlackweU (19) F
Wriffht (4) , ;f
D-Wattbrgr (12) C.
CaugheU 2i O.
Cameron (12) G
(17) Gerrals
(4) Greer
(2) N. Keppingr
(7) Reiling-
. . (-) Beileque
(Z) Lucas
Reserves scorin-: Gervais Schmidt
2. Thompson 12, Leitii 8, . Halftime:
Jefferson 24, ' Gervais 12. Oliiciais:
MuU and Markoskie. ? -
with 27.
'ton, 177: hih. individual series, leah
. WUcox. 431; nigh team game c series. Oil.. 934. 2855.
Cline Jk Johnston Food Shop, 708 and
1928 ; . ' - -
KIN'S" CRT XJBAGCB
MATHIS BROS. (1) Eunrer 431,
Todd 434, Xnuth 380, Meyer 468. Sim
ons 438. G NIGRAL FINANCE CORPS.
(3) Bowcus. Greenlee 36L Capps 488.
Glrod 429. Gahdorf 428. 7, - 7 7
-THOR JODGE aUMtiuwm MT,
Ncrby 800. Johnson 384, Amnnd
son 16S. Jesten 478. MASTER BREAD
(2) Smith 434, Gardner 404. Junta
841. Brown 445. Paulus 41SY
LEU'S FTNE CARS (0) Klllinrer
487, Colvin 498, Lewis 432. Pettit -481.
GILL WARD'S (4) FuDen 455, KJ.y
814. Solum 448, . Surratt 297. Duffy
440.-- - ,-,: ... '
CADWXLL OIL (3 Luke 413. Coot
er SIS, Smyres 428. Gannon 428. Grb
enhorst 408. HA YD EN'S CAPITAL
CITY BINDERY (1) Nichols 840, Hay-den-
434 Raboin 409. Ada 44L Can-
433.-' - v. v.:- .r--, ...... .7,.;- ...
SANTIAM HARDWARI CO . flT
Harteloo 464, Hoar 490. Phillips 318.
Schaohtsick 455. Masser 521. MOOSE
LODG E (3) McCallister 483. Alexan
der 375, Bedine 423, Davey 413. Deck
ard 468. :, , - - -
High individual saraer Nichols. 211:
hirh individual serie:,.F. Junta, 541:
hicn team ame and. series: CadweU
NBA Suspends Gates Ace's 40
Top Contender Smashes Mark
... -' . - uatj-5 - (Special) - The Gates
WASHINGTON ("P-Har old I T--Pa' w.rH-
Johnson of Philadelphia the na- the Marion County B League in
tion's second ranking light heavy-1 HiviHnai -i- Vi
!.!?,"e.n"!?e:d tossed in a .ensatipnal
jlZU!Z, w Points to guide the Loggers to
.a a ?-2 victorr over th Chemawt
The NBA said Friday It took Indians. It was Gates' fifth win
the action at the request of the of the league campaign with one
Toledo, O- boxinr commission. I round left to nla-
The suspension will last until I , . ... .
tainous total, hit 73 per cent of
his floor shots. He collected 10
field goals during the 'evening.
The Bee game was won by Che-
mawa 61-39. ;
. (82) Chamawa
F 3) Williamson
Johnson fulfills a contract to box
In Toledo.
In the last rankings made by
the NBA, at the end of the year.
Johnson waa named the logical
contender for the light heavy -
wela-ht title held bv Archie Moore. Gates (74)
HomiT )
SBA Hoopers
Top Philomath
Haun (8)
(9) Swtxler
(8) Cobura
Beamish (8)
Larson (10) G - (8) Galllneau
Al Vail (4) G : (B) Morln
Reserves seorins: Butler 4. Cham.
awa YellowBhlrt 11. Urn tuck 10. SmM
S. Halftime: Gates 44. Chamawa 85. Of
ficials: Grove and Bates.
StouU
Halbergi S 4 3 8
Noe.c 9 1 119
Holland. 8 1 212
Wesner.s S 4 3 10)
rrnhmi S 8 S
Hawes.f 13 2 0
Johnson,! 0 2 0 2
Bonemn.e 0 0 2 0
Coveys OHM
PS.S 0 112
fB4) Waahlnrtm
ffftpf tp It ttct to
0 0 1 0MCtchnf i 2 S f
m. iaryi s jii i
Houbrgs.C f 8 318
Koons 7 S S 17
Clprano.g
Parsons,!
Hallf
Apelandi
Fill0tt.K
Ward.1
8 1 SIS
4 4 SIS
110 4
0 0 10
Hit
Totals 22 23 24 87 Totals 21 22 20 84
Oreeon 24 18' 15-47
Washington ' 18 21 21 28 84
Free throws missed: Hallberg 2:
Farnham. Noe 2, Wegner. Holland S.
Hawes. McCUry S, Houbrea. J, par
sons S. Ciprlano S, Halle 3.
ShoU attempted: Oregon 84. Wash
ington 78.
Arte
... - . v-
Wallop
els 69-36
. Bob Funk's Salem Academy BEVO GETS 12
Capitol liag: ctmptTgT CINNATI m Bevo Francis
the fkal rouid ot pLaf Friday and Jf Rio Grande basketball
Sght as ther topped the Philo- m stuck close to their averages
math Warrior 57-47 on the Acad- Jflhi1Vto,sed ta
emy floor. Tha outcome left SBA ad,i? Grandt; SSSi 100
with ar 1-7 league mark and Phil- "vwt VT nuueuwre.
omatrt wltn 2-0.
SILVERTON rSnecial). Silver.
ton's Silver Foxeo e-ainod the first
division in the . fading .Willamette
Valley League case race Fridav
night with a 69-3 d win over the
Mt, Angel Preps. Lrfton McCam
mon'i 18 points sparked the Foxei
as they notched their seventh win
of the campaign. - -
Silverton had a 23-12 halftime
advantage. Ron Schmidt was the
Angels best scorer with IS points.
Silverton also won the JV rams
41-30.
SUverten (89) (34) Mt Aagtl
McCannon (18) JT, : (5) Zauner
Copple (8) F: (li) Schmidt
Wolf (12) C (8) T.Traerer
Libner (12) O ( ) J.Traener
Vmbenhower (3) G (4) Ferschweilder'
Reserves scoring: Hutehendort 3,
Bobbins 2, Kafer 4, Black 8; Mt Angel
Ltghtfoot 0. Half: Silverton 23. Mt.
Anel 12. Offielals: KeUy and Lelcht.
'w&FSSSS Vlfzt-lLocals Dominate Big 6 Finals ...
m . a a a Al J A t J A.
24 at tne nan men sirewmea to a
41-33 edge at the finish of the
third period.
Virgil Fadenrecht's 14 points led I
SBA. Jim Pfau had IS and Ken
Schreder 12. Rife hit 13 markers
for Philomath, The Bee game was !
won by Salem Academy J7-30.
Salesa Aca4say (87 .(47)
f f n Pf t
nare
Pfau
ft 31
5
Schreder 4 4 3 121 Howard
Birtrina 0 11 2
M Jdnrct S I S 8!
VJdnrct
Wyant
xmeies
Nelfeld
AHUter -Gunther
8 S 4 141
I oe.4
0 0 0 0
0-0. 0- 01
0 0 .0 .. 0
Vencent
nvn
'fengtat Loop fulat Toga :
Shafer
Hart
MuUtey S S S 0
Stardevnt 0 111
Rife 4 8 4 4
Scarth
Hood
Lorrain
CaUm TTIrW CV V. Mad... 4Vf- tiV. ii-..lL4 Tll P!
tH m A I Hanut uju wuwvti imwum nvu uwu iuui luwiut AJIJL OIJL
l 1 0 71 aguo grappling crown r naay mgni as racy capiurea six or lz xinais
l s s 4 1 matches on the local mats. The final totals showed Hank Juran's
Vikings with 97 points, Springfield with 33. Bend 21 and Corvallia
six. Albany did not enter, r
Totals 18 1 14 II
Salem Academy
Pnllomatn
I I ' Vikings notching titles in Friday
, 5 J i SI night's payoff action were Roger
1 Morse in the 106-pound division.
Totals it is si 47 Fay Ladd, 115; Bob Engle, 123:
if 3 it si Tnxik Williams 130; Pat Largent
11 24. 33 471130 ana ..Tea stepper in roe i to-
Free throws missed: SA 18. Philo-1 round, class.
DeLorreto.
Stayton Winner
STAYTOX - (Special) - Gene
Small's 17 points led the Stayton
Eagles to a 93-44 non-league vic-
5 Forfeits Faced
By ;Umapine Quint
PrDLTDN . Iff) r The Oregon
Schools Activities Association has
tory over the Central Panthers ruled , that Umapine s High school
Friday night. Stayton led at the must ? forfeit five subdistrict , B7
half 25-20. Marc Nelson of Cen- basketball games because of the
tral was the game's high scorer use n ineligible player. -
with 19 markers. The Stayton He is Jim Goforth who returned
Bees won the prelim 49-25. to Umapine High after he and his
. , ,,,, ... parents had moved to Milton-Free-
Central (44) (58) SUytoa .. o i , tt . - . .
Nelson (19) ,., , F . (4) Hinrlch I wlct r4"""Vi. " V
Ashley 6) F (4) Kiecker taary saia neiiner ne nor ucn
Freeman (4) c . (i7 g. smaiii joe Lottnc was aware mat o-
May ) .. " G (9) E. Small I --tH fnollirfhlo Clntnrih also.
Johnson (31 G (1) Basl lT J f it- h.
Reserves scorins: Central Prltt 2. 1 Echo. With a record of 12 wins
T17 nSUrtarZMinon N.!t" i and no losses. Is leading the B7
m W.1 Zft&JZrZLtZZrZS subdistrict race, followed by. Helix.
25. Central 20. Officials: t'min . and J
wr icaert.
9-3. and Pilot Rock, 7-5.
Next action for the Salems Is
the 'district 3 tourney at Albany
next week. That is expected to re
sult in a close fight between Sa
lem' and Albany.
. - Complete finals results in the
Big Six tourney: -
98 pounds Joe Willis (Sp).dec.
Joe Keasey (Sp).
108 Roger- Morse (Sal)) Sam
Humbert, Bend. -
115 Fay Ladd, Salem, dec. Gary
Booze, Salem.
123 Bob Engle, Salem, pinned
Don Phillips, Salem.
130 Frank Williams, Salem,
dec. Bob Cameron, Salem.
136Pat Largent, Salem, pinned
Roger Ostrander, Springfield.
141 Dick Hoefs, Bend dec. Bob
Franklin, Salem.
148 Fred Stepper Salem, pin
ned Ken McAdams, Springfield.
157 Walt Gossler,-Springfield,
dec' Bruce Garf-rrj Bend.
168 Louie rtotrson. Bend, dee.
Jim Miller, Springfield.- .
178 Ken Keasey, Springfield,
pinned Arnold Temple, Salem.
dec. George Meyers, Salem.