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Newspaper Page Text" i -1 " 'I i 9 Say Hey9 Bannister, Landy Next v. . " " a 1 South Saxons Win , 6841 Contest j Southerners Notch Sixth Straight Win Coach Dick Ballantyne's South Salem Saxons notched victory - number six on their tally sticks as they steamrolled over the Hills- boro Spartans 68-41 last night in Salem, and Bob Wulf. Saxon cen ter had a field night tallying 23 of the sixty-eight counters in the last game of 1954. The Spartans opened play by bitting a quick swisher from the key, but that was , the extent of : their lead in the game as the Saxes surged back with fast points by -Burkland and Foreman to put South Salem into a lead they didn't relinquish. The first period of play was the only period that Hillsboro was in the game score- : wise as they tallied 9 to Salem's 14 points. Phil Burkland, Saxon forward, proved difficult to guard and to , stop as he rolled up 18 counters ; himself. Spartan forward Oeorge Rushlow trying to .guard Burk- land, found himself benched early (Continued Next Page) -i -1 " Vikings Lose In Overtime GRESHAM (Special) The G:aai.i High Gopher won an overtime thriller from the visiting North Salem Vikings here Tues day night, 68-65. The Vikings put on a great second-half here after looking rather ragged in the first two quarters to play. ! Erratic passing and other mis takes by North Salem worked well into the plans of the fast-breaking Gophers in the first half. Gresh am led at the end of the first quarter, 15-5, then increased their lead to a 32-21 edge at the half time. Starting the second half , with the Gophers ahead by 11 points, the Vikings put on a scoring drive that knotted the game at 48-all when the quarter ended. The lead see-sawed back and forth in the final quarter and end ed with a 62-62 tie at the end of regular playing time. In the over time period. North Salem's Marv Rhine scored three points on a field goal and foul shot, but the six points by Gresham more than matched it Bob Graham scored two free throws and a field goal for Gresh am in the overtime period to help the victory. High point honors went to Cliff Shelton with 23 points. Second place was. tied between the Vik ings' Rhine with 19 and Wood ford, also with 19. North Salem's Bee team won the prelim, 69-61. North Salem S) (tt Greta; fg ft pf tp ! It pf tp ' Rhlnei 3 3 19 Grahm J 4 3 3 10 Pigsly.f 0 9 0 0 Wdfrd.f 1 319 CarLe 1 4 13 Sheltn.c 9 S 3 23 Tom. 1 4 13 Snydr. 1X14 Syrinc.K 0 1 Dixon 19 0 2 SantceJ 0 9 0 0 SmoniiJ 01 Loyjt 2 3 1 7 BncrfU 0 3 0 3 Strain. 4 3 3 13 Entmn.e 0 9 0 0 Joy.H 9 0(9 9 Lmsdn.C 0 l! Spinki 0 0 10 Kent4 13 1 Total 26 13 IS 65 Total 25 IS 13 68 Free throws missed: Salem 9. Gresham 9. HalfUme score: Gresham 32. North Salem 21. Officials: Jones and Lauren. Salem Home Streak Hillsboro Breaks at 6 'Cats Bow, 91-88 Wallops Spartan Called on This One W. 9) ; tJ George Rushlow (10), Hillsboro forward, picks up one of the five fast personal fonls that pat kim from the game ia the second quarter of the South Saiem-HiIIsbore game Tuesday. He Is trying to guard shifty Phil Burkland, Saxon forward. Spartan Howard Berger (15), Saxon Bob Wulf (32) and Bruce Patterson (5) move into position. , ! I. N. Salem 'B' C9) ((1) Gresham B Johnson (4) rJ I14 Kent Geddei (23) T (5) Stead Lochenour (S) C (2) McKinney Backstrand (9) G (23 Schloredt Kitchen 114) G 0 Johnson Reserves scortn: North Salem Van Ml rmtM 15 MrKee i71 Gresham Winters (51. Morgan (7). McKee (5. Utah Edged Oiit LEXINGTON. Ky. t - Ken, tucky surged from seven points behind in 8 minutes Tuesday night to ede Utah. 70-63 in a steaming hot battle between the nation's first and second ranking collegiate basketball powers. . i The victory, following La Salle's 49-38 decison over Southern Cal ifornia in the opener of Kentucky's . own invitational tournament, was coach Adolph Rupp's 500th at Ken tucky, j . ! ; . . . I - : '' ,1". vS I . 1 -www i V V'.. .A'." i'U' vo it ; v - : U J VI I ' 1 ":V'" ' f ; y .v ! ' . , ':.?? '' ' - A 5 jmf r.-j.SjA ... - rt-:: ?;- , - r - 1 J, , , In Close Contest IV R TOM YATES Statesman SporUwriter A smooth band of Aztecs from! San Diego State College halted the Willamette University home floor winning streak at six last night as they edged the Bearcats 91 to 88 In an overtime. Tbe game was closely contested throughout, with Willamette hold ing the largest margin at 68 to 59 midway through the final period. Then were 18 tie scores. inolnH. 11 ling the 82-82 count at the end of I 1 regulation play. Tbe Cats held a I tr l47to 41 nautime advantage. Tbe Aztecs wrapped up the vic tory in the overtime with two goals I'. y f !'""' ante fJlays Ss!c-sSed it taSeot Yea , ' t By, Th AssclaUd Press t. Willie Mays, the National League's batting champion and most valuable player and the New York Giants most prized piece of property, added another title to his list Tuesday when he was named t'male athlete pf the year" in the Associated Press year-end poll. ' Mays, who now is playing base- j WILLIE MAYS Voted top '54 athlete. i ji in . l 2-... aw . 1 I I aV all IDI If it inr ' "i ana nve iree mrows. ine jneino- "v dists were in the thick of the ball in Puerto Rico after his first full season in tbe major leagues, was selected by a comfortable margin , over England's Roger Bannister, the world's First four minute mile runner, by tbe ballots ot 122 sports writers and broad casters.. The 23-year-old, happy-go-lucky lad from Fairfield, Ala., was named first on 38 ballots and re ceived a total of 185 pouits on a basis of three for first, two for sec ond and one for third. . Bannister's total was 150 points while; Landy took third place with 60 points. . " Fourth place in the voting went to I middleweight champion Carl (Bobo) Olson, who edged out an other boxer, heavyweight champ $ock: MarciaiKV 35-33 in points. Other leaders included Alan Am eche, Wisconsin football fullback: Frank Selvy, Funnan basketball star; Ed FurgoL- National Open golt champion; Dusty Rhodes, the Giants' pinch hittinng ace, and Ralph Guglielmi, Notre ,: Dame quarterback. HIGH SCHOOL Gresham 68. North Salem 63 (OT) South Salem 68. Hillsboro 41 Corvallis 43. Dallas 37 Jefferson 67. Gervais SC Stayton 54. Dayton 28 Sweet Home 46. cascade sa North Marion 38. Woodburn 33 Newberx 38. Silverton 33 Scio 32. Shedd 45 c " Perrydale 34. Falls City 31 Amity 77, Eddyville 24 Banks 60, Nestucca 50 Verboort 45.' Yamhill 43 Scappoose 65. Forest Grove 53 Oswego 43, Tigard 40 - -Neahkahnie 54. Taft 48 Sherwood 51. Gaston 41 Columbia Prep (Portland) 43. Esta cada 39 Siletz 52. Toledo 46 Grants Pass 68. Roseburf 52 Oakland 45. Glendale 32 Col ton 65, Chemawa 64 0SC Breaks Losing Streak CORVALLIS U) Oregon State's basketball team snapped a four game losing streak Tuesday night by beating Seattle University 64-59. The lead see-sawed in the open ing minutes ot ine game out Oregon State went ahead to. stay after eight minutes of play. The Staters led ,34-30 at the half. Midway througn the i second period OSC . extended the 1 lead to 14 pouits, 52-38. Seattle rallied, on baskets and free throws by Stan Glowaski. Cat Bauer and Dick Strfcklin, cutting the lead to three points; 60-57. with a, little over two minutes of the game remaining: ' Then Reg Hauigan, substitute guard for Oregon State,: sank two free throws on Glowalski's fifth fouL Seattle's Bob Malone scored the final points for the losers with a basket in the closing minute. Tony Ylastelka, who was high for the game with 22 points, ended the scoring for Oregon State with a successful hook snot at the final gun. , Phil Shadoin, Oregon State's 7 foot sophomore who was playing his first varsity game, fouled out in the second half after scoring seven points. Glowaski was high for Seattle with 17 points one more than the total turned in by Striklin. . j Seattle (S) - Oreg State C4) GFPT j GFPT Glwki. f 3 5179) VlasteU 4 3 22 ruhreri 2 I 1 Dean.i 4 7 415 Codes, c 1 1 2 3 Shadn.c 3 15 7 Bauer. K 112 5 Robins. 3 3 3 S Kellv, 8 3 2 5 9 Paulus.g 3 13 7 Cox.f 0 9 1 C Whtmn.c 19 12 Strklin.f 7 I 1 16 Toole.g 0 9 9 9 Sanfrd I 214 Hallign.g 0 3 9 3 Malqnc.f 1 2 4 Allord.g 9 1 Giles.! 0 9 19 Jaiboe.g 9 0 0 9 : j Knds!dj 9 0 9 0 Totals 23 13 19 59 Totals 23 18 20 64 Halltime: : OSC 34. Seattle 30. Missed free throws: Seattle Glow askt i. Kunrer, Godes 3. Bauer 2, Cox 2. Stricklin 3 OSC Dean 3. Shadoin 3, Paulus 2. Halligan 3. Jarboe 2. Ofticials: John Kolb and BiU Xlur- wmm J ...-I-. i)rcsonitate8niati scramble right up until the final 13 seconds when visiting guard Don Hegerle dropped in a pair of gifters to set tbe board at the fin al count. Dave Gray had put the locals within one point of tbe Call fornians with a two handed beau ty, just moments before Hegerle iced the win The seesaw battle favored Coach John Lewis' Willamettes for most of the time following their 68-59 lead, but the Aztecs whittled away until the 'Cats found themselves on tbe brink of defeat with eight seconds remaining to play. San Diego trailed 82 to 81 at that tune when Guard Daryl Girod fouled Ray Wood ma usee of SDS as they fought for a loose ball. Tbe dark I Grant Union 57. Bums 53 haired visitor tossed up his first C0LLEGE giuer niy w sex u ruu iu uu San Dle0 sute n WiUametVe 88 men out. nowever, nis secona (overtime) fort was true and the eame was Oregon State 64. Seattle U 39 -- I ruvtnn 1, (l M.nn u Washington 72. St. Louis 70 Whitworth 79, Western Montana 80 California 74. Ohio State 65 Humboldt State 63. Southern Ore con 50 North Carolina State 76. St. John's (Brooklyn) 75 (overtime Tennessee 96, South Carolina S3 Cornell 72. Syracuse 62 Holy Cross 95, Boston College 42 Marquette 89, south Dakota 67 Kansas State 91. Indiana 74 Minnesota 89. Southern Methodist 73 Illinois 86. Rice 54 Connecticut 90, Manhattan 79 UCLA 65. Colorado 62 Kentucky 70. Utah 65 LaSaUe 49. Southern California 38 Wyoming 52. Oklahoma AacM 50 Wichita 91. Houston 87 San Francisco 75. Oklahoma City 51 George Washington 68. Tulsa 61 Montana State 104. Colorado Mines 54 V 'I , 7 l Ml -.11 extended an extra five minutes. Tbe first half set the pace for the entire game, as the fired up Bearcats potted shots from all over the court while their south ern tormentors were cleverly set ting up easy layups or close in cinches. Neil Causbie, Willamette s 6-7 tower, was nothing short of I sensational during the opening 20 minute session, taking rebounds off of both boards and hitting for 12 points. The big Sophomore felt the pace in the second half and had to rest up for much of the late action. Danny Newport, San Diego for ward, was the real eye catcher during the first period, however. as he tallied 13 points on a series of bewildering hooks and layups. The 6-f Junior time and again be fuddled his taller foes with his maneuvering". Both teams were called for in- n v'q u. C3 Elord Jcsf Arrived! v All Sizes - 2U1 SbpsV- All Edgila; I i vl -il ir- J Iowa State 72. Drake 53 Stanford 66, Arizona 56 JSOIQ teams were caitea wr w v 9 imm fractions frequently, a total of 49 Wf- I rmc fouls being whistled down, with I kJ La JU1JII13 t9 HuskiesTrip St Louis '5'! L?LdLilJ fi Statesman. Salem, Ore- WexL. Dec 22. 1954 (Sec. 4) 1 the winners getting called 25 times. Key men were lost by both sides, also. The Aztecs Jotm jian- non and Noel Micbelson and wii- SEATTLE U) St. Louis Uni versity, which introduced the 'Christmas candle offense here Ducks Lose, 72-55 . Dayton Topples Oregon For 7th Straight Win umeue s reie ceu .u , twQ hwjAng au leaving tne jamc ...c CJjdle flf ends SOnalS. I iirnB AiittutAPArl , Kr Wiclaincrffi6i wjwii w W kuctl nr vminr hall tpnm W-7fl i . -.l a tj- ik. 1 i - gans Micneison .u,u w 5 nought wrangle from start to fin e,rl IVI', bh with the hometown Huskies coiorea irwru setting the pace, although the Billi- 10 tallies .Hoy topped the Bear- kins ere ' at ca wun t. maracia, ui wjuvii st T.. AXA an in ff Krinw m ail I aa aiVUUI I1M Bv VII Vt av-M J me 't fc-ti !r. uZZ rZZ late in e first half and was lead Other WU high scorers were Caus- ,n t , bie with 14 Gray at 13 and Tom rf iong enough for the ... ball to eet into nlav In the second is idle uniu uu OR Uilh Euch $3X3 Puxb-:3 ft 3ftr Aldo Forte, assistant coach of the Detroit Lion- - a salesman for a .fon- trporation during the off-season. h Referee Gob Plays Big Part I In Torio-Martinez Mat Win nAYTOK. Ohin f-JASiTth rank in c Tlavtnn ranfht firit afW an uncertain start Tuesday night to ton Oregon. 71-55. for its seventh Gooding with 12. ctraioM win orittl nurh Tnm RlaVtiiirn'a umnil tam talrinff a his I Willamette nOW part. I i ; ,u , Karl Voegtlin whipped under the p.ra. Anar ai c;v;n r- open Northwest Conference 1 play Kacir th. nn b- . placed 7-foot Bill Uhl with the here against Luifield College Janu- and dropped ball through to 7lvit KathSn1 99.10 fivul urith ium I dfY 7. I tmyI UTacKincrtnn in ftAnt aWw nninf nnale a hnnW cW an1 a roKnnnil In USt Dlgnt S prelim IM Lamp- 1 Kv Vworflin anl K.,rl nt- tap. put Dayton into the lead. M7 - , toa Pw Washington never spot they never relinquished. Tr . r C,u traUed again although St. Louis Jack Horan topped the Flyers 41 to WaUy Unruh of the win- tied it at d scoring with 18 pouits. mostly ners iea uie scorers wun s points. Dick Boushka. who scored 28 made in the second half, while s Dies on (U) wuumeue points and spearheaded the Billi teamraate Jack Sallee followed it ft pf tp . . tt ft pf tp kin drive, made an effort to tie with 17, mostly netted in the first pS j ' a 4io Godn.f 2 a 312 the 001,111 by deliberately missing a a i-1 a at aa..wi. m m aiaig Trodrnrmv varir n nitr a. ronraino 1 mCfliSnX 9 9 9 At U5U1C,C D af 1 11 H uivhhwm niui UUl aVtf awuiltu Dallas Edged By Corvallis OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis (Special) The Dallas Dragons made a great fight of it for three quarters but finally faded in the final period here at the Coliseum Tuesday night as Corvallis High edged them, 43-37. It was close all the way. Dallas leading 12-10 at the end of the first period and Corvallis holding a slight edge of 22-18 and 32-30 at the end of the next two quarters. Neal Kinion, Corvallis center, topped all scorers in the pre liminary to the Oregon State Seattle U. game with 12 points. High for Dallas were Bob Helmer and Bud Long with eight each. . The tight contest kept the vic tory margin weaving between the two teams until near the finish of the last quarter. Dallai (37) (43) CervalUs Ry Domaisky (0)T (Si Lunde Hinds 4) F 2 Gambee Rx Domafsky )2)C (12) Kinion Cooley 7 G (0 Handy Helmer (8) G (10. Binion Reserves fcorint: Dallas Lone IR), Blanchard (2). Wrlfley (6). Corval-1'- -Stinnette (7). Humble 12). Doty (4). fill Get Yea J: Tickeb Hon! Referee Steve Gob was the de ciding factor in a hectic team j matrh at the Salem Armory Tucs dav night. Big Leo Wallick pushed referee Steve Gob asifr after Torio had just defeated Frank Fapetty for the second fall and anplied a pile driver on Torio. Torio was out cold ar.d the fans nearly came to his assistance. When order was finally restored. Gob awarded the entire match to Torio and Luis Martinet, his part ner in the tag team brawl, j , The first fall went to Fagetty, who was a last-minute substitute fcr Kurt von Poppenhetm, with a neckbreaker applied on Torio. Wallick objected to Gob's refer ecin; throughout the match and protested every decision! The semi-windup was an action packed fall-apiece draw betwion Ivan Kameroff and Maurice La Chapelle. Kameroff took the first . fall with a full nelson and La ' Chapelle came back to even things up with a surfboard. j Frenchy drew the crowd's favor itism over the big "meanie" Rus sian. , ' i - 'f ! Steve Gob won the. opener from Don Kindred on a disqualification. Kindred was a replacement1 for Fagetty who I moved up to the main event. Von Poppenheim '.vas unable to appear because of in juries received in a Portland match. The night was a special event for all women and kids 12 years old or under, who were all, admit ted free by bringing any number of canned goods to use in place of an admission charge. Matchmaker Elton Owen turned the canned goods, of which ; there were sev eral boxes, over to a proper agency for distribution to local needy families. Owsn announced last night that The Great Yamato, sinister I and snarling Japanese, would possibly appear next week. He has been wrestling in the Chicago area for the past year. Stavton Trounces Dayton, 54-28 STAYTON 'Special) Stayton' s Eagles coaster' to a i easy 54 to 28 win over the visiting Dayton Pi rates here- Tuesday nteht. The winners led all the way. holding a -32 to 15 intermission advantage. Bocb Weddle was top scorer for the Easles with 11. Teammate Dcrrel Gohl racked up 10. Gene Walther of the Pirates was hi?h for the night with 13. The JV prelim was also taken b' t- hosts, 82 to" 26. half. The Oregon Webfoots. outsized H.an?n ) ? 5ray 5 I " left to play. The ball caromed off liw tho tall irivspc n,.r. wmA k.. I "Rrie.g ' 4" oiroa.a i j a fh hn.-j t: MMonnM;. "J ' otvu "j Sams.f I l 3 a Hoy.l 511 szi " Jim Loscutoff with 20 points. Their Turnr.f 9 o 0 0 Gstfsn.f 0900 tiying to tip it into the bucket, record now stands at two I wins ,?hty ? 2 ,? EW1. 2 ! 2 2 was a bit strong and Washington and four losses. aS5. i i i snatched the rebound after the Oregon will play the final eame mcisu-.k 2226 miss .V- e." . ZZ.ZZ: : C It I 6 . Total . 32 25 91 . TotaI 28 33 24 M - 7) Waihimton (72) m usi lumgiii wntn iney travel I Free throws missed: sus 13. wu . GFPT GFPT to Detroit, Mich., tO meet Detroit. Pff,c,als: B,n Beard and Ollie WU-lBshka.f 10 a 02a Coshow.f2 2 4 annlW hi0kl.M I...WK.H "!- . .. . . . Koch.f 3 4 S 10 VogtlinJ 7 3 5 17 ...w.v. u.6m,-,.u udaaciudu etaoin .eHrd a moeeni? et snrd Serkin.c 0 0 3 0 Parsns.c 7 S 322 nauume: wuiameiie i, san uiego I Hohl.e 1 0 0 2 Johnsn.a 15 2 7 .. o Smith.- 3 0 16 Perkns.- 4 2 2 10 Willamette 82, San MLthln.f 3 7 1 13 Olsen.f .4 0 0 I 7:3QSnADP Big 19-lb. Grade A Bird. . 3 Dig 19-Ib. Birds Tonight team in the East. The Ducks will Kj clrinit tk.i. t: . .1 I 41 "--"t, imu msi wiu iu uic Regulation "Mn jaum irom ueirou. rney Diego 82. lost to Louisville, 101-72, Monday mgm. Furman Grill Job Todd.g 3 0 4 Bryan. 10 9 2 I Slattry.f 10 12 Patnoe.K 0 0 9 9 LHinik.g l o 2 2 Uelk.c 0 10 1 Totals 25 20 17 70 Totals 26 20 16 72 Half time: St Louis 37. Washing- OKLtlW 1LLL, S. L. lifl HOm-I Free throws missed: Boushka 2. er. B. Hobbs. i. assistant football McLaughlin. Simth 2. Ueik. ccach at the U. S. Naval Acad- ruvii , ,ns Jtnnson emy, Tuesday was named head Shots attempted: st Louis 75.! cnarh at Fnrman tlnivrsitv' Washington 63. Hobbs, who will take over Jan. 4, will succeed William A. Youne. Officials: Oakland. Al Lightner and E. Daytaa (!t) Bodke S Johnson 44) Walther (13) C. Nuttrock (4) G. Hdlev 2) G. (54) SUrtaa U0 Gohl Oil Weddle (It Kev i () Ro . 10) Traham Reserves scoruta: Stavton Gsr laad (II.-Smith 4I. Wickizer tfSl. Officials: Wlckert and Williarr,. rr.Yz 1 T . (n,cDryp-T Awarded to Hobbs Anaan.i j 2 a noran.i i 4 a is l koss.1 2 2 16 Sallee.f 6 5 4 17 BelU 0 0 2 0 Partm.f 10 12 MMans.f 0 12 1 Almhv.f 10 0 2 Loscttf .c I 4 3 20 Uhl.c 0 6 2-6 Moore. c 10 12 Sickng.c 3 12 7 Paxe.g 2 0 5 4 Harris.g 3 3 18 MHuhj 14 16 Dringr.g 0 1 11 Bineml 2 0 14 Riazxi.c 3 0 16 Jamesjt 0 9 10 Jacoby.c 9 2 0 2 i..rmn a i i roynir.g i u u a . . . r,i . niiu icailcu i"v. i i. flOODS WU1 UtLA UA1AS W l."V Total 21 13 23 55 Total 23 21 17 71 work With the Navv team in its 1 IDS AlVftF.I.FS II!P1 1 e. FraeeUrtVow.,m3iSied-: Orelon-An- Sugar 'Bowl game against Missis- came a 10-point deficit in the sec- derson 2. Bell 4. McManus 2. Los- sippi Defore comm? here. ond half and nudged the Univer- cuioii z. Mcnuan l. uavron rioran I Hnhhe wa tnven a thru.u f l-'. D,.ffl ? P.rtnn 1 S11M 9 trhl 1 Siki.. . . . " """ J"' M"V w'""' uuiioiura, w 4. Harris 3 Jamh. 9 ni,rin,.r 1 contract, the - university adminis- 62. Tuesday niehL Colorado's 6 ft. "aza 3. i u auon announce a. ino salary 7 m. center. Burdette Haldorson. - . i . terms were annntinoMi l rnroA ,i. .ti k i-wr ..' . .v.vu-.u, AAU I niestionft Eligibility of PSC MANILA CD The Philippine Amateur: Athletic Federation has a&ed the U. S. Amateur Athletic Union for a ruling on the status of the touring Portland State College basketball team. iu. i The Portland team is due here Sunday for five games against Manila teams. I Dr. Regino R. Ylanan. federation secretary-treasurer, said the AAU had notified him Saturday it hat not granted the Portland squad permission to play m Manila. 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