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Movies of the state high school
football championship game - be
tween South Salem and Marsh-
field were shown to the Salem
Breakfast Club Monday morning
and action of the game was nar
rated by Lee Gustafson. head
coach of the Saxons who tied for
the title with Marshfleld, 13-13.
Gustafson pointed out several
highlights of the movies, making
note of several outstanding plays
In which his Saxon gridders either
made great runs or key blocks
and tackles. -
Drawing comments from ' the
movie viewers was the pass inter
ference called against South Sa
lem which helped to set up the tie:
in touchdown for Marshfield.
: Bob Funk, hoop mentor for Sa
lem Academy, told of his team's
Jtrospects and said that he hopes
or one of the Crusaders' better
seasons this year. -.
CHEMAWA AT COLTON
CHEMAWA (Special The Che
mawa Indians go to Colton Tues
day night for a basketball date
with Colton High.
Feller Rated Second . -.
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: ) Ted Williams, wno wasn? stopped by inactivity, -fractured col
lar bone, pneumonia or t constant desire to get away from baseball
and go fishing, is the "comeback" baseball player of 1954.
Williams, playing what be said would be his last season, was
chosen over another major league
Chieitain
Jefferson Goes
Against Gervais
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GERVAIS-(Special)-The Jeff
erson Lions of the Marion County
B League and the 'Gervais Cou
gars of the Capitol League meet
here Tuesday night in a basket
ball game at eight o'clock, follow
ing a preliminary clash between
the two Bea teams.
' The game completes play for
both teams until after the holi
days. . ; '
SILVERTQN AT NEWBERG
! iSILVERTON (Special) The
Silverton Foxes, 40-35 losers to
Newberg in their basketball
game here last week, will attempt
to even the count in a return
match at Newberg Tuesday night
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veteran, pitcher Bobby Feller of
the Cleveland Indians, in the an
nual Associated Press 'poll ol
sports writers and broadcasters.
. The slender, 36-year-old slugger
probably wouldn't regard jit as a
"comeback, since he had returned
from his second hitch in the Ma
rines in time to regain his batting
form in 1953. He . couldn't be
reached for comme.it on his selec
tion. Ted, just back from a fish
ing trip to Peru, was reported
somewhere in the Florida Keys
catching more fish.
Early this year Williams frac
tured a collar bone and he played
a large par' of the 1954 season with
a metal pin holdirg the bone to
gether and causing him consider
able discomfort He also was ;pt
idle for a few weeks by an attack
of pneumonia.
In spite of those handicaps, Wil
liams comoiled a slugging average
of .345 and missed grabbing the
American League b .tting cham
pionship only because, he lacked 14
times at bat for the minimum of
400 needed 1 to gain official recog
n'tion. He hit .345 for be season
with 29 homers and 89 rans batted
in. ,
In recognition of this, 84 of the
422 sports writers and broadcast
ers participating in the AP poll
picked Ted for the greatest "come
back." Feller, who won 13 games
and lost only 3 after two medi
ocre seasons and posted a 3.09
earned run average, drew 70 votes.
OREGON TECH BOWS
OLYMPIA, Wash. UB St Mar
tins College moved in front at the
outset and stayed there to defeat
Oregon Tech, 5546, in a basketball
game Monday night
The Saints led 32-25 at half time
and scored only 10 points from
field goals in the second period as
a tight Tech zone defense bottled
up the ball.
AZTECS RALLY WINS
TACOMA jCJ) The San Diego
State College Aztecs came from
behind in the second half to score
an 81-71 victory over the College
of Puget Sound Loggers
ALBANY VS. SPRINGFIELD
ALBANY (Special) Albany
and Springfield are to meet at
Springfield Tuesday night for a
prep basketball card. Bee -teams
play the prelim.
COYOTES WIN GAME
CHEWELAH, Wash, tf) The
College of Idaho, led by R. C. Ow
ens, put on a tremendous second
half scoring drive Monday night to
down .Eastern Washington College
I of Education 81-67.
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6-foot, 9-iach center for the Se
attle U Chieftains will be at the
pivot spot for Coach Al Bright-
man's crew whea it faces the
Oregoo State Beavers here Tves-
day night
- Pioneers Edged
PORTLAND tfl i Undefeated
Central . Washington bad a scare
Monday night as it edged Lewis
and Clark 72-70 in a tight basket
ball game here.
The Portland team, trailing by
20 pouts, rallied to surge ahead.
70-69, with a little over a minute
of the game remaining. But then
CWCE's Don Heacox hit a field
goal to put his team ahead and
added a free throw seconds later
to close the scoring.
Lewis and Clark's Duane Brady
led all scorer with 23 points.
LEBANON TRAVELS
LEBANON-( Special )-The Leb
anon Warriors travel to Eugene
Tuesday night for a basketball
game with Willamette High.
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THE SALES SENSATION OF
1954 ROCKETS INTO THE
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Ninety-Eight! For Oldsmobile has rocketed into '55 with another
great advance the new "Go-Ahead" look! Announcement Day
touched off a wave of enthusiasm that's grown and grown!
The all-around-new Oldsmobile has caught on while the others
are still trying to catch up! Youll want to see and drive these
great cars powered by OldsmobuVs new "Rocket" 202 Engine!
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Bearcats Face
Aztecs Tonite
Home Court Winning
Streak to Get Test
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starting Imeup will consist of 6-4
Tom Gooding; 6-4 Pete Reed and
6-7 Neil Causbie in the forward
wall, with either 6-0 Dave Gray,
6-0 Daryl Girod or 5-9 Jerry Mc-
CaUister at guards.
Other Bearcats slated to defend
their, undefeated string of home
victories are Dick Hoy, a 6-1 reg
ular forward, and 6-5 Jack Bishop.
The Aztecs are currently mak
ing an eight-game, ! 15-day swing
through the Pacific Northwest
their next opponent after Willam
ette will be Chico State .Wednes
day night Chico State has been
the only team able to conquest
the Bearcats in their eight games
to date. They defeated the Bear
cats twice at the California school.
San Diego's coach is George
Ziegenfuss, former Washington
Husky great
Much of the Aztec strength lies
in its forward-center combinations
of 6-6 Noel Mickelsen, 6-3 Tony
Pinkins, and 6-1 Danny Newport
Pinkins racked up a 20-point sea
son average while playing for
San' Diego ' Junior College last
year.
Included in the Aztec letterman
group are 6-0 John Hannon, 5-10
Ray Woodmansee and 6-0 Jim
Sams. Woodmansee is the only
etterman on the squad who hits
under the six-foot mark, but what
he lacks in height he makes up
for in playing ability!
This will be the final game for
Willamette until they open North
west Conference play against Lin-
field on Jan. 7. ' i
A preliminary game between a
member of the Salem Church lea
gue and the City League will start
at 6:10 tonight with the varsity
game to follow at 8 p.m. .
CASCADE AT SWEET HOME
CASCADE UNION HIGH
SCHOOL, Turner-( Special) -The
Cascade Cougars go to Sweet
Home Tuesday night for a basket
ball date wtih the Sweet Home
Huskies. Bee teams are to play
in the preliminary clash.
PERRYDALE AT FALLS CITY
FALLS CITY (Special) Perry
dale and Falls City meet , here
Tuesday night for a basketball
program, with Bee teams playing
the 6:30 o clock preliminary.
Molalla Hoop Team
Defeats Oregon Gty.
MOLALLA Special)-. The Mo.
laHa Indians led all the way here
Monday night as they defeated
Oregon City, 5945, in a high school
basketball game. Wally Aho paced
the Indians with his 25 points, tak
ing nigh ' scoring honors for .the
night
Molalla led at the half time,
35-17,
The Molalla Bee team also woo
52-34.
the prelim,
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points per jgame. Fuhrer is averag
ing 12.5, and the Chieftains as a
unit have I been scoring at a 77-
per-game clip.
Coach Slats Gill of the Beavers
will no ' doubt attempt to slow
down the burning speed of the
visitors and beat them ; with a
ball-control game. The veteran
Beaver head man will likely start
Jay Dean and Reggie Halligan or
Tex Whiteman at forwards, Tony
Vlastelica at center and Ron Rob
ins and Larry Paulus at guards.
Gill watched the Chief tains play
in their losing game at Oregon
a while back, and Brightman
watched the Beavers play when
they dropped their 52-50 nod to
California early in the month.
AMITY AT EDDYVILLE
AMITY (Special) The Amity
High Warriors travel to Eddyville
Tuesday j night to play Eddyville
High in a basketball game. .
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WoodburnVies
With Huskies
WOODBURN (Special) Coach
Marshall Barbour's Woodburn Bull
dogs, who dropped their first game
with the North Marion Huskies at
North Marion earlier in the month,
play a return match with Coach
Dean Nice's Huskies here Tuesday
night
Bee teams open play in the 6:30
o'clock preliminary.
SCIO HOSTS SHEDD
SCIO (Special) The Scio Log
gers play host to Shedd High in a
basketball program here Tuesday
night Bee teams open play at 6:30
o'clock.
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at the multitude of gift ideas,..
Just to mention a few, there's
Bolts, Ties, Socks, P. J.'s, Hats,
Rainwear, ' Handkerchiefs, Slip
pars, Underwear and many,
many others. If you still cant
find what you want; then -may
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what ha wants.
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Capitol Shopping Center
was the night
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before Christmas,
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knew, that they had a message
to" you. And so they all sang
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"Merry Christmas to all
New Year!"
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Or, to put it another way, the peo
ple of the 69 statewide banking
ffices of The first'National Bank
of Portland wish you and yours a
very merry Christmas and a happy,
prosperous-New Yearl .
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