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7uusiD"sCDuD0(up laogGDte Cuaoa Draft -i?irp' u aotrou tFoms Bisiop Checks One for Vilto I Indians Unset in Overtime 75-71: AxemenDoivnDailas 64-52; Cleveland Ousts Viks -r. - "" :'7' : -'1 ' -7- '- ' :',' v" 7-'7 -A .-.- ;- 7'.-, ' ; " ' McARTHUR COURT. lCurena (Special) Manhfleld'a Pirates and the Eucene Axemen Friday nlzht roared Into the finals of the 35th annual State Class A Prep basketball tournament as they turned back the bids of the favored The Dalles Indians and the Dallas Drag ons In exciting? semi-finals action. v - . - ' : Marshfield rolled to a suspense-filled 75-71 overtime victory that produced the first setback for The Dalles In 27 games this season. Eugene snared 64-92 decision over a Dallas quint that had loomed as possibly the real darkhorse or tnis tourney. ' - - Marshfield and Eugene will clash it 8:45 Saturday night for the crown, with Dallas and The Dalles battling at T30 lor third place honors. . . - Salem's Vikings came to the end of the tournament trail Friday afternoon as they dropped a tight and thrilling 35-32 game to the Cleveland Indians of Portland. Cleveland tangles at 2:43 Saturday afternoon with Central Catholic for fourth place, the Catholic crew staying in the whirl by dispatching the Albany Bulldogs In two over,- times by a 67-83 count. -:r -r.;-, -7 - The fight for fifth place at 1:30 Saturday involves Ciatskanlo and Hillsboro. Clatskanie moved up in the consolation bracket with a 68- 51 victory at the expense of Med-1 . , '., ' " Tonmoy Pop FRIDAY RESULTS! (Semi-finals) Eogene 64, Dallas 62 i.t naurii KaiV.t rmt I afarahflelA K- Tll IhllM 11 ( M.) . . . w.-- M.i .fi. v. .1- -vi .t-l" v 1-7 Z ; ' utn-: irZ. L-Vrr .rS,' -will r-rr.rZr Eugene ahead 6-4 and they never (UonseiaaoB) Mcmp sor a uj . J" I relinoulshed the lead. I vieveuuta aa, Bwm as nev clash here Thursday. Looking en la Norm WUleaghby (26) ef rt.ii. ma. tranin ia.il at thai Cent. Cath. 67. Albany 66 (IOO the Axemen. , Engene won the dash 68-34 with a f earth-period I auarttr and rH4j ClatsUnle 68, Medford 51 tonsnls lUsau at the half. BUlsbore 44. Astoria 24 : 1 ! i ; i I I . K ' , - 4 yt" -- it '. V V n r 2 -XJ : : a nnn anr. aJ kau uuv , U ft- wl w m nap.! Sickness Idles Nde as Drugmen Drop 56-49 Decision in Semis S-Tha Stcrteamaa, Salenu Oracjoau Scrturdcry March 21. 1S53 Dragons Swarm Around Foe ford Friday morning; while Hlll- bor dumped Astoria 44-34. Bob Olson hit one from the aide I to put Dallas ahead In the open ing seconds of the semi-final clash iwith Eugene. But Don Robinson scored for the Axemen a moment Tif fctnr Salem freaa the efcaaaatonahig Lead LenrtSenea - I 8ATDKDAT OAMKS Eusene held its longest lead oil r Finals) - - the game, 53-29. during the third 8:45 MarahfUld v. The Dalles iuarter. - . (For 3rd Flaee) Then, puymg mostly witn sue- io DaUaa vs. The Dalles) , suiuies. zaigene was. aaa. score- For 4th Plaea) less ior xne nm nve nunuies oi the fourth quarter and Dallas cut the lead to 58-48. But Eugene wasn't actually - threatened and and went on to win easily. Norm Wiltoughhy. Eugene cen ter, was high scorer with 18 and The Salem senior YMCA basketball team. Northwest regional "J. Curtiss. led the The Dalles and Marshfield. No. 1 and No. 2 respectively in the Associated Press poll, fought it out almost point for point before a capacity crowd of 7,900. The spread was Action Due at High Point, N.C. . . local ? YfJlCA Cage Team Meads Jor Klational ffleett champs, left Friday night for High Point, N. C, and the National Y tourney which starts Thursday, xoarcn zo ana conunues xnrouga xne 28th. Team nersonnel making the- trip Include Coach Jack Ktekel, Wally Boe, Vern Zeuske, Bob Smith, Cliff Girod, Millard Bates, Bruce Boatman, Bob Kiekel and Dick saak. Also in the party is Fred Cords, physical education director f the Salem YMCA. Expenses to send the team back to the tourney were provided from, Individual contributions, and from Erojects"undertaken by team mem era themselves. The team is traveling by pri vate conveyance. , Regional champions from throughout the nation will parti cipate in the High Point tourna - " snent. Baltimore Major Blasts Blocking Of Browns Move BALTIMORE Ml Mayor Thomas dAlesandro lived with rage at the "inconsistency" of ma jor league baseball owners, Friday blasted American League mem bers and Frank Shaughnessy of the International League for block- In transfer of the 5U ixwis Browns to Baltimore. "There was nothing behind the American League denial of J the transfer but- personalities and freed " he shouted. - He also flailed Shaughnessy who had demanded more than 8500,000 payment to his league for loss of the Baltimore - territory if the witch had occurred. The mayor shouted charges of greed at the Mack family of the Philadelphia Athletics and ' the Griffith Family of the Washington ; senators. i O'Brien Honored - i - - - - . SEATTLE Vf) Johnny O'Brien, who went west and : helped put Seattle University on the basket ball map. was honored here Fri day for publicizing the city. The South . Amboy. N. J.. All America won the ninth ' annual Paul Bunyan Trophy award, which is presented each year by the Chamber of Commerce to the in dividual or organization best pub licizing Seattle during the 1 year. Ercolini New 2:4S Cleveland vs. Cent, Cath. (For 5th Place) 1:30 Clatskanie vs. Hillsbor Walton Meet Slated Today Bulldog Coach Henry (Hank) ErcolinL former marfla. aA half football and track eoach at Canby A Jlt? mmmmy hi, UVI UU1C9 UU11UM, U1C UUltt VW bnhlred'as Wandse 0 tit ivT, ttv cv i has the quarter ended. After 6 Vx minutes of play In the final quarter. Marshfield had ex tended its lead to five points, 65-50. Then The Dalles rallied and Dick Quarterly meeting of directors never wider I and commit tee chairmen of thai than five points and ties were fre- Izaak Walton League, Oregon Dl quent I vision, will be held at 9 a. m. Sat-j Dave Jones basket in tne lastiuraay aixne Miam unapier a ciud-i ffv emda of the tiaht second I house. Quarter save The Dalles a 33-24 The event will close with a din DENVER (Jl Johnny Arndt i tos, Calif., Naval Flyers shot down popped the points in from- outside J Eugene, Ore.v 56-19, Friday night and George xardley tipped them in the semi-tinais of the 46th ria ls from Inside as the Los Alami- tional A. A. U. Basketball Tourna ment. - The Flyers play for the cham pionship Saturday night against the winner of a later game between WorldBoxing Bo dvPlanned Peoria Gains Finajs London Said Likely To Be First Capital By STEBUNO 8LATPET LONDON m J. Onslow Fane- attorney, diplomat, Etonian, Eng- smoothest negotiators in the 1 iauiai in. POiisnea ios uamiios ner at the Marion Hotel Saturday night. Florida Derby Billed Today K wanes iv-nuca.1 aneroa. coaca i n.n rt w t . AOiAau. ia. . oawruay u mentor at Woodburn High School, announces Frank Doerfler, Wood burn school superintendent. Ercolini comes In as successor to Charles (Chuck) Sheron, coach KTJGENK DaHaa TUxh's Drasrena prevlded the SUte with Its foremost vpset Thursday when they travseed the Cleve land ef Portland mint S2-22. All-out Dallas hustle and a son de fenee wracked the Ferttand ehampa. In this photo Cleveland's Ran Nenew goes high far the ball bat la almost completely encircled by Dallas kids. No. SI Is lax Domosehofsky, 12 Is George Curtiss and tl U Reb Olseau i Senator Introduces Bill m C. Johnson (D-Colo) Triday lntro- cently resigned. MhfT.M ( wXTm. into three-year-olds. 12 of them eligible Ercolini came to Canby In 1949L1kl to throw m toto for the Kentucky Derby to May, after ona year at Sacred Heart to M? L. j. -.i.. will go postward in the $100,000 tured the Willamette Valley League Z,-Z TSStTS AVrZJ stream Park. grid crown In 1951 -and coached! X.TC7 " rru-i I Bruce S. Campbell's Ram O an major sports. t A 1948 graduate of Willametta ST, where he earned three letters as alIirv' , - but any of half a dozen others football Uckle and one letter In Lv. -Jr!S'-i-.;rr -u"r3 could beat them to the wire and baseball, Ercolini's Woodburn du- V"h," plw th uke of $91,000 In the duced a bin aimed at helping base- basketball arid heading the boy's cHfTjT- 67 offered. - telecasts and broadcasts of major league games in tneir areas. Johnson, president of the Western League and long a spokesman for the minor circuits, told the Senate that without such legislation "we are through. Johnson's bQl would legalize the re-adoption of a baseball rule in existence before 1949. This rule provided that no majcr Minors' EktSle Against WASHINGTON Ui Sen. Edwin of minor league territory by the DENVER m Hcwie Williams 55-foot shot from the back court sent the Peoria Diesel Cats sailing to a 67-53 victory over San Diego Friday night in the semi-finals of the National AAU Basketball Tour nament. The victory sends tha Illinois gentleman and one of the Ca? SatV1rlaZ PKl rugged fight gams is almost i -.Ti1 axauon uud xnai eertainrr to head a nrooosed world " "icv 6ugeue, wiw., ui KtrinonrnninHmi I the other semi-final game. The Associated Press learned I . "..5" Friday from an authoritative am ?, -uene jLveryDooy s source tnat f ane not only is almost I " a sure thing to become chairman of the new International Boxing I Peoria. HI . Diesel Cats and San uoara aaay 9, out xnac lxinaon Dieso. Calif.. Grihalva Motors. most likely will become the first I The Eugene team of Oregon col world capital of boxing. Ileeiatt stars suffered from the ab- Other members of the four-man sence of their six foot seven inch board, whose formation is nearly center, Chet Noe, who was con- compiete, wui do noDerc umsten- fined to his hotel bed with a 103- .Derry of tne New York state Ath- degree temperature. letic Commission, E. Rubert .of J- The Oregonians had' no one to Paris and an official of the Amert-I match Yardley, the blonde jump- can' national soxmg Associauon 1 mg lack who cleared both boards knua). v -land controlled the ball when the The international group will be I coins? was close. No waa tha Kiv. designed to control tightly all I gene, team's big gun in their sen world championships and lines of sational second round upset of the succession to tne cues, mere wui Phillips 66ers of Bartlesville, Okla. oe no attempt 10 give, tne group 1 Enrene Rally Falls powers over boxing affairs in var-l After falling 12 points behind ious countries other than in the late to the third quarter, Eugene championship phase. rallied In the earlv minutes of the fane. Cnristenbery and Rubert fourth quarter to within six point are scneouiea 10 noia xne organize- at 40-48. but tne Oreeonians could ttonal meeting to Paris, May 2. not come any closer the rest of the way. Eugene was cold at the start and dropped back, 15-5, at the end of the first quarter. The Oregon ians' only field goals that period were by Paul Sowers and Mai Street&r. Hire met shots far Arndt SAN FRANCISCO (A At an were the big blows In the first angry press conference Friday Quarter for the fivers. Captain Alvin Dark of the New I Yardlev and Hal Unlinrar ran York Giants indignantly denied he the margin to 23-13 before Jim naa Deen 10a ring in exniDinon Sugrue, Doug 'Talbot and Jack games and had not given his man- McElravy pulled the Oregon team ager, Leo Durocber, full coopera- within four points at 24-20 the tion in the latter's efforts to shift closest the Eugene five came to ms nara-nitung snonstop to sec- going ahead. ond base. I Sowers, who found the range on Dark was told flatly br news- Jump shots about 20 feet out. men that some of them gained the topped the Oregon scoring with Impression he had been dogging it 14 points, tne same as ai Kogei, , or at least was playing at some- who topped tne flyers, xarcuey Loafing Denied By Angry Dark majors through radio and TV.1 Stan Lewis. Tha Ralm-Clcveland nmi was rv." -iwav- close with the lead see- as head basxetoau ana . h.ii.-. . . eea w aaa vvuuuuau ua w mb ea Since that rullna br the Justice I partly due to the poor diamonds Department, he said, the number I some games had been played on of minor leagues has dropped by I ana paruy xne xact mat ne was physical education program. Marshall (Mush) Barbour mains track coach. Snow Hits Site Of Spoke Drill pair of free throws by the. Port- landers' Ron Nenow in the last seconds which brought the win ning margin as a 53-53 tie was ; broken. ; First-Quarter Tie Sunday Links Pairings Made 20, from 59 to 39. Famechon Wounded PARIS (A Ray Famechon, 23-1 tionally televised bout at Madison SPOKANE m The Spokane U The team were knotted 14-14 Club of the Western International Baseball League will have to open at the end of the first period and t 1 S 1 AST east 1 :iflVfiann ntia si nan miri .... . . . 1 1 spring training at Lewiston, Idaho. iTto. totemission. Harold . iJE5! -.,!fi!i' I .JZ Pairings for the Tlubbers vs. Dubbers golf tournament Sunday league club could authorize broa fl at Salem Golf Club were an-leasts or telecasts of its games of a Spokane Obtains Slugging Hafey SPOKANE HI -TO Hafey. I Li"!:1: 1 S? Bratton weighed v v n.. i-1 ""i""". -1 i4Ji to jones uz. rrr: i V 1 nospitai Jinoay nigni wim a snot- Txa-, ""i "JL. gun wound in his left shoulder. naa Bignea wna tun opoaumt ir.mhnn nM.rv.n( n nnor.. I irTNTPB TITTnTTna naiana ior xne conung season. Hft a-i-- . ffW. wnim(i HAVANA im Outfielder Ralnh the weato d n:t tae Srw. cL. 1,7 Tnm course officlaL The annual clash, minor league club unless the latter uie weauier aoeini, iprovoij, Salems, led by Tom Pick- ..,.. -nth th. ltakaman. consented. Home territory was de- if fast, manager Friday Don Osborn said an(j rjave Johnson, then mov- very popular with the Imksmen, I consented. Home territory was de will be played off between 8:30 fined as the area within 50 miles 4nt arfTyonffaf7A tries I - - - . . I. a . i..t a. - . m. m a Ml W e -mv w v - I CkTAr 1 n k Tfl KimffaV IVsrintF Tstflrn I FIT Tnsl TTIITinr 1021 Pill Piun HHTK. earrmornSWfcd K " "'f1 uTSFto P Johnid "ruirw.. r now nit nine points in xne iirst annuai dinner the followina- nealed In 1949 because the Anti- period to provide the spark which rhrrfy nlht at the eluh. I Trust Division of the Justice De- said. However if toT IndS d thu, a 4v t named teams In the partment called In "baseball execu- II wit t v ; i iouowing pairings are menuwn un of the "Flubbers". Second named I anu-Txusi laws, in' each match are of course the He declared that as a result, the terruption of work on the Indians' home park at Ferris Field, he have to begin their training at rlJiciZ t,T, "Z Jm scoring, while Johnson's 12 was Lewiston next. Tuesday, they will . ,riV. iava the game minus Reserves Bob return to Spokane as soon as the home field is in shape, he said. MATER BUYS HORSE TULLY. Ireland Ufl American movie magnate Louis . B. Mayer was reported Friday to have pur chased Royal Charger, Ireland's prized thoroughbred sire, for 3300, 000. . Stale Prep Tonrney Boxes CUtolfU (CS) (II) Medfr rg rtpfTpf Tt rtPfTp Mrn.( 4 T 4 IS Blngfcsxf S S 111 S S 13 Willi m4 1 1 S S 4 4 18 WooUbx 4 S S S e l o rmpon.f s i e s 4 4 lftAtburyj S 1 4 If e siKnappJ e e t e 5 t SiCrippinj S t $ S e 1 Lnders 1 1 1 S tUnoni 4 fraar - Atckjj s firensaj 1 Sfrmo e TU1 X 14 so ss CUUkaue afdtord Total 1 19 34 SI it 42 sa es ae 49si rree throws missed: Clatakanle IX ffedforl U. Officials: Zchanla and :. Cath (ST) , (C5) AJkaay Alffn 4 S StttPenthis lit 414 MeHf f 10 1 421ISheIby f 111 123 txttty e 4 S SISICaiwby eilM Webr ( SSS VSoresaa ft t 111 Ct& g S 1 4 STPoppert C I t 4 S Marpy fits SlWilfert f I I 1 I Ore'ch g 1 3 3 MBurford g 1 1 1 3 'Han t i e e i TotalM S4MnC71 ToUla S123Z3SS Cert. Cath 20 34 4S 7 AJhMy 14 a S3 M Ftm threwa missed Cent. Cath. 19; JUbtmy tSl--r Otfldifc; 0NaQ and WHalts. COaste Ve. I) . ' , " . SanhfiaM (TS ; C) tHOln mttv tgtpttr Cnhtie e e SieiHayMe f I 1 in frjmvn tit SISiJonea I I 1 111 fCrwnheiS 1 421tMoore c 4 t SIS iiillat'a fMl LondcS (Mill Lwte ll 410fHamcs S 1 S T kick f e e 4i!H-rd e e e Totals 3S t?3f Total ST mSTl T'arshfieM ?1 12 11 IS 7J Danes 11 11 14 17 4 Tl free throw missed: Marshfield i fwul S. Kroosh. Yeaia 4. Bick a. ; 1 b Dalle D. Haynca. Moore S. Xua ' U4 a, C Qaynes t. (Ouu We. t) Hillsboro (44) (14) Bay fill IComptn fit IS Seppa fill SEckert I I I I I Smart t ill ISMlchm illll UtU t 4 1 1 lHelarh 1 I t I Bray g ' III SGerart g S S 4 VosUca f S 1 S IPool f I tit Oater'd (HI 4Barto rtlll Relder I 1111 Becht 111 I TotaJa 10 14 S$ S4 Total n 14 44 HiUsborb ... t SI ST 44 AatorU , S HUM Free throws aOsaed BUlsboro Z2; Astoria S. Officials: PatUraoe and ft (Gaaao No. 4) , ". . Saleaa (S3) . () Ctoraiaa4 fs fsftpf fsfstftr Johnca ill SUIVernoa (1111 Pickens f J 4 HMcClan illll Bishop c 1 4 I S, Nenow e I I 123 Knapp a- t 118 McNeil fie 1 1 Domft a t e 4 Sprtngr il 1 I 31 Rice f 1 I 1 .7 Miller t 1 3 3 7 - Totals IS 11 23 S31 Salem aistempi m 4 e a 14 f Bashor 1 11 3 Jolley i 11(1 Cleveland Ire Throws Totals 1721 IT S3 14 34 4 S3 14 Z3 38 S3 Mlased: Salem 12. Cleveland 14. Official: Earper aad (Gaaae No. t) Korea (14) Alno f I 4 411 rmot t s e a lot wutr s s 4l Hobs'n I II II Hot f t 1 1 1 Heakel ft I 17 stott f Twttl (12) Dallas fr f f t Oaea f a a S CurUas f 4 4 S IX Dom'skygS SIB Brandii g S I I 4 Kltxmr f i l l S I S S siHoffmaaf 1 IBS til SjHarr - S S 311 Moran e B I 1 OiHoldorf g 1 I I 3 Kukn'dl M l Ojjoy g r I 1 1 3 Totals 222321441 Totals IT It II E2 Kufene t ' IS 44 DaUas. . 11 IS 11 If ai rre throws mlmfc Tiirtna rtlnca a, wiuousnoy . tioraiirig. ckou, s. Dallas C jtoa 2. Curtiss 3M Domaschof aky L.trmirr. Walker and Jack Cobb, dropped off the roster for disciplinary res sons. Portland's Central Catholic and Albany battled neck and neck in Ahsenmacher vs. Quis tad-Smith. aouoie-overome innuer wiore r.nmn.ilVT,Au. AUev-Me- r . . m' i, 1 t w n i t I : neutral untuir won, o-oj. cciiuu i rwnHt &h3frhMhtmin Forward Joe oresaovicn was tne Goodwin-Steinmonts. Mildia-Wil- nero in tms one. &ianamg unae- ii&Ina VJ DeArmond-Eyre. fended unaer tne casKet, ne scored wood-Brewer vi Kimmall-Mor- Dubbers": - I government Is fostering a "ruinous Sheldon-Lama vs. Bob and Bill Policy Of destroying the minor BurrelL Estey-Loveall vs. HobartUfues by the continual Invasion Frice-Snelgrove. Gwynn-Ivie vs. ,IOI cmm Hon during the day for the wound. lie iea xne league wiin nora-1 Attendants at tha hnsnUjil indicated I Kinir anneared In the Pittsburgh wfft8. gQ,yi !lC!! the injury was not serious. Pirate lineup for the first time in two years ago. Hafey was with the Before being taken to the hos-1 the exhibition season Friday night &an iTancisco oeais oi ui racins pltal Famechon was. reported to but his two hits in four times at Coast League during part Of last C-Vgi MlJ h hftotln waa aecU hat were wasted as the Pirates season. He s an outfielder. IMtoi tu( Vnnn hi imi fA.tinn n h. rsi a men narmenM ta bat In tha ran. ban Stara. Xugoslavs Brave luiss Territory for Tourney LONDON (l Five Yugoslav table tennis players rattled through hostile Rumania in 1 a ris. Thomson-Hoffman vs. Bob Price-Stortroen. riller-Wlcklund I vs. Pekar-HilL Wadman-Tabacchi I vs. Ward-Don Hendrie. Buckhout- Dick Hendrie vs. teinbock-Gus- vs.1 a layup for tne winning points after one minute 50 seconds of the second sudden-death overtime period. Albany never was ahead but the " a i Aj.a a m a I w'ea -".Itstson. Nichols-(partner) r "lrrn Thomson-(partner). avamwap eaa waj , w WBessvwB a McHugh. Albany moved to within one point in the second period but Central pulled ahead for a 34-28 halfUmat lad m.- a v j vaI CAPITOL MTJf OUTTsl IJCaVGUSI Ail xwns went aucau uj iiB .Ytn; , nm v . n 1 1 . m tho fb-at four minirt of tho I -fiiS.s. ."S is l rorecast: SQD Eds ! By The AssBclatad Press Ski conditions reported by the Portland Weather Bureau Friday: Tiberllne Lodge Road clear but chains required; ample parking space; 180 inches old snow, 8 Inches new, deep powder, drifted; wind moderate to strong; overcast, light snow; tows will- operate. Increasing cloudiness. I Case 364. a. uetnonee, mo, thmmrh Kattmlavf iftmtnnn tem- DICKSON S 1CARICCT Ml . C. Ml- "7.T7 ",V " Camp; near 80 at Thnberline. Sun day outlook, partly cloudy; aught' ly warmer afternoon. Willamette Pass - Old snow depth 103 inches, 10 inches new. powder; partly cloudy, skiing good to excellent, all tows operating. Forecast Including Santiam Pass, last quarter, but Albany gradually l r Nolan sstTb cnkiniham 334. snow Curries, mostly early In day cut the lead. With 40 seconds amity mit makktt Saturday; winds ever exposed i-ff aiK.r- r- ..th. Mt - ra403. A: Scbjid.4is. U wucox 434, Iplaces mostly westerly 10-20 free throws and me 53-53 tie put the game into overtime. - - Na sal. J. Machan SIS. C Cbmamr Don Gottfried scored for Central 1 lu SPUEES. .I9!. but Shelby put in two more free Ts: f.Bol, throws to match. Then Oreskovich I ton 39. L. Drake 33a. - and Neil Murphy each got a free ..awo PF?tJ EH'9? teas, to make it GUI but Frank &tat i!kto?34t c. Burford hit a long shot to tie the! rYF.R a, mn iw i nt kai "m game. McHugh -end Albany's Lon I Scott sas. A. GuUorrcs 30s. A. vis u.n M.t.KI a14 tnm m KK I 231. S.-Jonaa 288. liTlie sTT rrrrrntmo endr I rmERAi, OREGON aguvct , (i)--1 scattered snow , flurries, partly - 1 - a a aafaniavv .w sua am irar an mm api a . .. a . TTinehnrn A -m fairiv mrv ttm . , ' ; J;:' .Vi ri CIOUOT. W1DCU CZPOiea Place AW aa w - i eiw. aw x i aaxx tsi dio. 1 ravsh era, wuuisii.. ... - rflinrf lernHa TKa Cnarfane tnKlr I ANTj JfWNSTON TfiOTl SRflP 1) iEirOUSZl MtUraaT. UnOeaT OUT- an early lead and stayed in front pnr l,11117 ldy. slightly an the way. It was 21-14 for mlwbSuirluU' 1. 7 771 "77 boro at the half. Astoria rallied o. Hout 3S7. o. Amund. sss. b" Kyvi "mier f "re" in the fourth Period but HHlsboro I - Walker 414. ladets market cart: occassional snow, Curries, furnMl hark- fhm rhar.T I i."'7 . f "ri."V.'. i".-Tf 7 I uii . " j - wwucv. w& uc- I 1 f . - I . . ford to stay early la the - first txlephoite omci (1 ) X. Tur- expeweq pxacea mroun aturaay. Quarter. Good shooting by Gordon u ? grgf"?, en& fZ JU i1 'loudy' yaMrren iM ITa 7frTSv:W val Clatskanie a 42-33 lead at the half. I U Money m. r. Wattier 345. R. Long ana i aa v - - High teVriS - MoTcroW j TTOEO RETORTS HEARD Johnston Food Shoo 730. Hie Individ-1 KANSAS CITY 1ST The NCAA's The-Tigers increased their mar. gin la the second half and coasted ttroush. Grover Cleveland Alexander pitched four one-hitters during the I 1919 season. This is a record that has never beea topped. " uai game Veima stettier 197. Him Television Committee devoted the day, meeting here to listening to (State Tourney progress caa be fsoni in par form 1 reports from representatives of the televuioa iac-jsiry. thing less than his best form. He conceded that he might not have been giving every play the I full treatment, but said that was and Arndt had 13 each. playing slowly. himself into condition Bratton Stops Oakland Rival NEW YORK UB Hard-hitting Johnny Bratton of Chicago came from behind Friday night to knock out Bobby Jones of Oakland, Calif., in 2:52 of the fifth round of a na- Noe Left ill Lurch by Snafu EUGENE W It was an a closed truck Friday night, enroute misunderstanding, and former Uni te Bucharest and the world cham- versity of Oregon basketball star pionship. - Chet Noe won't play in the East- Ttos was the word from the west college all-star game after Belgrade Radio, which said the I all. determined Yugoslavs wui be the I - That word was received Thurs- first sportsmen from their country I day by Oregon Coach Bill Borcher, to take part In an athletic tourna-(who relayed the news to Noe In ment in a ComJnform country Denver Friday morning. Noe, a since Yugoslav broke with Russia I standout center, is playing for in 1948. That Is they will be "if Everybody's Drugs the Eugene all fares we!l.M I entry in the national AAU tourna ment at Denver. He was to have gone from there to New York to work out for the East-West game,' scheduled March 28. Last month Noe received a tele gram from Irving llarsh of the RTATTAvnTTRfx a (V i I wew xors: ueraid TriDune. spon- Louise Suggs ripped the gpartan. ,or of the all-star game. Noe re- burg Country Club Course apart with a three-under-par 8 Friday to take the first round lead in the first annual Peach Blossom-Betsy Rawls Invitation Golf Tournament Playing in ideal weather. Miss Suggs put together a pair of 34's to finish the first lap of the 54-hoIe tonrney a stroke ahead of Betsy Rawls and Jackie Fung. Suggs Nabs Lead In Gals Tourney plied mat he was interested m playing. . Borcher said that late Thursday, another wire from Marsh ex- - plained the original - query was only a feeler and that enough cen ters already had been contacted, It appears that Noe, who also puts the shot, will be unable to compete In track for Oregon this spring. Before .he received the East-West feeler, Noe planned not to play in any post-season basket ball tournaments. But when he received the first telegram from Marsh," he decided to Join the Eugene AAU club for the Denver tourney. That means he will be Ineligible for track competition under Pacific Coast Conference rules. Ski Action Delayed SUN VALLEY. Idaho in One event of the Harriman Cup Ski Races was postponed Friday when an unseasonable snowfall dumped about a foot of fresh snow on Baldy Mountain, site of the down hill races. The slalom will be run as sched uled Sunday on Ruud Mountain, but the downhill event was set back from Saturday . to Monday. SHOUT OF $$$ Don't aetieet year ear! 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