The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 13, 1955, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text-(Sc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tue., Dec. 13, '55. Doris Keep Top Spot in Poll N.G State 2ml; " - Utah, Iowa Follow (Continued from preceding page) point. Vanderbllt also hadi failed to show In the pre-season lfrtinifs. but victoriei over Ohio State and Oklahoma last week lifted the Commodores to ninth place. Taaraey Victories Tournament victories in the Bir mingham Gassic and the Steel Bowl helped boost Alabama and Duquesne above their pre-season ratings of sixth and ninth. A cou ple of other tournaments in the near future likely will bring some changes In the top ten listings. Sao Francisco and Duquesne both are scheduled to play in the DePaul Tournament at Chicago next Friday and Saturday. Utah and Dayton are among the entries in the University of Kentucky Invi tation Tourney Dec. 10 and 21. Top Teams Listed The top ten teams with won-lost records and first place votes in parentheses (points on 10-9-0-7-6-5-4-3-1-1 basis): h San Francisco (3-0) (60) 910 J. N. Carolina Stats (4-0) (4) 640 Fired From Coaching Job . Utah (1-0) 13) 4. Iowa (2-0) (3) Alabama (4-0) (11) Duquesne (3-0) (3) Dayton (4-0) (11 Brigham Young (4-0) Vanderbilt (4-0) (6) 10. Holy Cross (3-0) 4) Secead Tea 11. Temple (3-0) 12. Kentucky (1-1) 13. George Wash. (3-0) 14. Cincinnati (3-0) 15. West Virginia (3-0) 16. North Carolina (3-0) 17. St. Louis 3-0) II. Kansas (3-0) 19. Indiana J2-0) (1) - 20. Oklahoma City till c r i . f p . v ...... m,,. i Activity Theyll Do It Every Time Tut ohly time junior opens mis MOUTH 4 POUND HOME IS WHEN HE L4TS WORDS HE GIVES NIX" 'LL V ,VaW (2) i f V WT If TH4T'S NO our out WWEREP4MO WW4T WERE VOU DOING? I 1 1 . I 7 ' K'V m m i t A CIVILIZED CONVERSATION? Am vbtmum or soMntwe? CANT VOU TALK. ABOUT Ahtf' THING? Inquiry Blasts Ring Suspension Seen In Follow-Up Step (Continued from preceding page) violating the law of his (Hel- fand'si little domain, why not charge him with specific violations and give him a hearing? "This is undemocratic, against the due process of law and Incon sistent with what America stands for. You're guilty without a hear' ing. What is this?" Managers of most of the cham pions and high ranking fighters are guild members. Al Weill, man ager of heavyweight champ Rocky Martiano, who is a member of the New York guild unit said in Rochester, Minn, he had no im mediate statement but would "look Into it." 'End ef Boxing' Cus D'Amato, acting president of the local guild, was enroute from California where his light heavyweight contender, Floyd Pat terson, boxed last week. "This definitely will be the end; of boxing in New York," said one I manager who didn't wish to havej his name used. "Helfand can't put ' ik. . k : tl t i uic guuu uui ui uuaincaa. j 1101 would just turn us over to the II I If I LM 1 A f I W "ex, JMedford -NWL .entry vision money up from $212 to $4.- 000 and we're not going to walk 11 R 1 I vJsrjrjxzzL.- Still Benin Discussed states would go along with the New York commission. MEDFORD, Ore. (P TM proposed entry of Medford in the In Chicago, Lou Radzicnda, pres-i Northwest Baseball League is still in the early stages of discussion ident of the National Boxing Assn.. 1 snd oromotion. sDokesmen for the venture said Mondav. said "I will have no comment un-l Presently, about seven sunDorten are active in lavinff the . By Jimmy Hatlo Except, tvwt is. whe mes oh tus PHONE WITH HIS CURRENT CUTE THEN HE T4UC4THONS BY THE HOUR" KWiWDTMEN WE WENT TOTHI SWEET hf curKwruFV civrrt tup toAT fVEW-50T A NEW JUKE SOXM5U4 HE4R480UTM4X AtiO BUMWVfe R4TNER? N4-U4-VE4N Y4cirrry-yiCKrrry-NEy.w4SN,T tUJtr FUNNY TOD4Y WHEN THfi COP C4MB WTO THE CUSSfiCOM?Vm,iTTO-yaT4TT4" ETC-ETC.-BABBLE - &4B81.IO&4&&IE-V fcjMI m rw iw riiTi irj 9 Supporters Eye Partnership Bro"glioS6)(I To Giant Club NEW YORK t The New York Giants Monday announced the pur chase of Ernest Broglio, a 20-year-old righthanded pitcher from 'an roiner of the Pacific Coast League for an undisclosed amount of cash. Broglio, described by the Giants as a "power bailer," posted a 20-10 record in the last aeason with Slockton of the Class C California State League. The S-2, 200 pounder pitched in 32 frames, completed 25 to Jeadrthe league, yielded 211 hits, struck out 2) and walked 137. His earned run average was 3.43. In two previous pre' seasons he hurled ! for Modesto, Calif., and Oakland. The Oakland franchise has been shifted to Vancouver, B. C. . .. PHILADELPHIA Jim Trimble empties ais Jctk after beiag in formed that be was dismissed- head roarh of tbe Philadelphia Eagles of the National feotbaU League. Tta Eagles announced that Trimble's contract, a three year pact which had one year to run, would be honored. (AP WlrephoU) Rupp Claims He Has the Best Job in Nation, Won't Retire AP Nrtufeaturef RICHMOND, Va To Adolph Rupp's way of thinking, there is no doubt sbout who has the best basketball co.iching job ' in the country. He docs. And to persistent rumors that , he'll retire sslcoach of tha lamed 1 University of Kentucky Wildcats, Rupp says: "Baloney!" "Retire? You don't work 29 years and then give it all up," says "The Baron," whose retire ment has been frequently antici pated since a heart attack laid him low several years ago. "We're at the point aow at Kentucky where every kid la the I state wants ta came ta aur school. We've got the best place U play. , WIVERSITIC BOWL Classic League team results, lon day night: Barbs Sporting Good "t3) Hartman't " Jewelers (II; Frank's Produce (3), Crown Prince 1; Riches Electric (3), Boyce Team D; Smalley Oil Co. (3, Double Coiil); Ramagei (4), Sa lem Hardware (0).. High team aeries. Barbs Sport ing Goods 30(3; high team game, Barbs Sporting Goods 104: high individual series, Jitn Deliow ot Barbs Sporting Goods (614 ; high individual game. Bob White ot Crown PrincV (J44)i Other high scares: Hal . Com stock 602, Jim LeBold 610, -Don Gersbach MO. " v U.B. "800" League team results: Kitchen Team 0, Cadwell Oil Co. 3; Team No. C (0, Nameless Food Market 3: Simmons Fuel Oil 3). Rip'i Senic Station (0: TaggeseS PonUac (1), Team No. 5 (2'. , High team series, Cadwell Oil Co. 2382; high team game, Sim mon Oil Co., IX; high Individual series, Sam Bischko of Nameless Food Market 573; high individual game, Ken Lukl of Simmons Fuel Oil 212. Other high scores: Ed Corrlgan of Cadwell Oil Co. 205; Sam Blisch ko of Nameless Food Market 204. CAPITOL ALLEYS Team Result la Commercial No. 2: 1st National Bank 3, Team No. 10 1; Burkland Lumber 4, Knights of Columbus 0; Team No. 12 3, Lipman Wolfe 1; Jones It Fagg 2, Team No. t 2; Martin Brothers 2. Turn A Lum Lumber 2; Tip Top Tavern 1, Stettler Supply 3. High individual game: Dick Me Cosh 211; high individual series: Walt Gardner 574; high team game: Team No. 1009; high team series: Burkland Lumber 2814. I We don't have to recraiL N sir, the kids write to us. "Why, we got 500 letters of application ' last year . . . You can't beat that setup." Rupp was in Richmond on his way to Virginia Slate College at nearby Petersburg, where he was a guest lecturer at a coaching school. W'hat'i the secret that has made Kentucky s perennial cbal lengef for the national collegiatt championship? "We have no magic formula,' say Rupp. "We do have sound fundamentals and Plays. The first thing we look for is reflexes. We alse like sis.- A fellew i feel I Just wan't ret tat apples , . . Why se a small xnaa when a fellow feet can get more rebounds?" til I receive the official directive! of the New York State Athletic Commission. Boycott Threats Made At various times there have been off-the-record threat by guild members that the guild would "ground" (boycott) New York and operate fn other states, ; The International Boxing Qub, vitally concerned because it pro motes in .Madison Square Garden and negotiates TV contracts with the guild, issued brief statement through Harry Markson, Its mana ging director. ' t . 'Aj a licensee of the New Y'ork State Athletic Commission we op erate unoer me rues and regu Dallas Slates Big Golf Meet groundwork for the venture. They are considering a "partner ship" financing plan by which subscribers would underwrite from 1 to 10 per cent of any loss the club may suffer in its first season or share in any. profits. Promotion Discussed Backers have discussed' the pos- DALLAS ''On Dallas will return i sibility of a vigorous advance to the PGA tournament circuit next ticket sale and advertising cam year with the second richest golf , paign to raise working capital. i tournament extant a $100,000 af-i Baseball park facilities now are fair with the prize money spread ! inadequate, they said, but they be over two weeks of medal play. j lieve they could be improved in The tournament will be held at , time for the 1956 season if Med Preston Hollow Country Club. ford becomes a league entry. Officials of the club and R. P. I oth.tr d'feussions have centered f ih. Dr. tcm.ni on plans 10 renovate inr granu- the laws of New York at.te." said the date, for the Dallas open as "d JJf J Markson. I May 24-27 for a 130.000 prize, with beon,? e. ou J .u P'anne" SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST'S TULAREMIA TIPS ni9 "Of course the commission de-'a-second 72-bole test May 31-June 3 P8"1 the park could vt wrc wiiuuiBxiun up-i. , have an nvura 1 Kpatinff ranarilv I Avoid skin scratches wheh retrieving a bunnv from a bftiar wctcm. tularemia 6brms cant enter unbrokbn, healthy skin, but wasm hands after, , handling with soap and wa- , TER. THEN MDID INTERNAL IN- ' FECTION By EATiNS ONLY WELL done rabbit. shun pink meat. Domestic rabbits infect mors psoplb than wild rabbits do, but don't handle any bunny that appears lazy sickj SHOOT AND BURN, OR BURY ft. IN SECTS THAT INFECT SAME VANISH AFTER HARD FROSTS, AND MOST GAME INFECTED BY THEM DIE IN 15 DAYS. SO. WINTER IS SAFEST, . of 1.500 in the club's second sea- . . . year on our television commit- un,y we wona cnampionsmp ," ' jV" '.1. Rosi Clubs Perez To Gain Decision NEW YORK If) - Paolo Rosi, a baldish Italian who was thumbed dowa by the New York State Ath letic Commission for a Madison - Square Gardea bout, gave Lulu Peres a soud beating Monday ' night to wla a unanimous decision in 10 round at St. Nicholas Arena. Peres weighed 133, Rosi 134 pounds. The beating Peres suffered was ao severe the Brooklyn fighter said la hi dressing room afterwards he was retiring from the ring. His manager, Andy Gregory, said he would sot let Peres fight agaia. SII fwTFTIES V NEW ORLEANS (V-SI Tulane back Gene Newton, Al Cottrell. Oti Gil more, Ronny Quillan, Tommy Warner and Wayne Doug la broke loose for runs of 20 yard or more during the first sis (ame thi leaaoa. (Continued from preceding case) about everything held there, and the building; it already oper ating -in tne Diack" despite a very hort existence . . . llerron Pushing for Spokane Indians' Funds Frank Herroa, the energetic Spokaae Indians baseball busU ess manager, is bouncing all ever the Inland Empire city la an efrort to round up funds with which to operate next season. Another tidy wad of SSS wai paid to former Spokane club owner Roy Hottakli. last week, and the next payment, one of $13,000, is due la April. llerron feels that the debt will be handled okeh, and that the Tribe will be ready to go, with a itrong entry, when Northwest League play for 195 I. ready . . . The firing of Eddie Lake a. manager of the Spokane, came a. ao surprise to many la that area, evea though they felt sorry for the little guy. He didn't have much t work with, yeull recall, and there' aa old baseball saying that fits the Tribe operation of 1935 per fectly: Yea caa't make chkkea salad out of chlckea feather . . . The final 1955 American Automobile Association Racing Contest Board bulletin is now out, and holds a couple of fine surprises for racing fans of the Salem-Portland area. Shorty Templeman, widely known midget and -big-car driver in thi area, finished no les than second in the nation's final midget racing standing. And George Amick, another easily recog nized Dy the local fan, was ranked 8th nationally in midget racing, and 9th in the final big-car compilations. In coDDina the latter laurel, Amick bettered uch driving star a Walt Faulkner, the late Jack McGrath and Johnny Parson . . . cision todav created a new crob- for an additional 370,000. lem for us in our Begotiations eachP0'' Two B'8cr .nrf its ..hiHarv .vent, .t Tarn i LeaR"e directors are scheduled. O'Shanter at Chicago exceed the j l1 Portland Dec. 22 to con proposed Dallas tournament in "vr progress made by local nrl mnn.u DOOSierS ments.". Evidence Summarised ' Most of the Friday fights origi nate in New York, unless the gar- (fan il hnklrAtfi . fa ntkip Aunf but almost all of the Wednesday . here i v ngnts are held In other cities. Helfand summarized the evi dence against the guild' in eight points. . ,. , , t , 1. Its records are haphazard, of ficials and members are vague on operation. - 2. Matchmaker., promoters and seconds are permitted to be mem bers, creating danger of monopo ly. 3 The winner of the tournament will get $6000 and the low scorer in the 370,000 tournament will receive $14,000. The tournament will be sponsored by Golf International, Inc., an or ganization headed by J. D. Nichols and including the members of Pres ton Hollow elub. i With the Dallas tournament add Whitman Nudges Nazarcne School . WALLA WALLA un The Whit man Missionaries chalked up their first basketball victory of the sea son Mondav niaht bv whipping ed to the list there will be four big Northwest Nazarene. 71-70. in a money events in Texas next year , nonronference. overtime affair. 1 the $20,000 Texas open February Th. whits looked like sure win- l . i . . . j ,.l 10-19 at San Antonio, the $30,000 npr. whn thv breezed throuah 'ground", welterweight Vince Mar-! .u" T.S thruarlr ""k-with a SO- unez after a disnute with his man- ..V"""' margin Seattle Pacific Loses First Tilt to Pacific FOREST GROVE Uf! Seattle Pacific suffered its first loss after four straight wins Monday when it was downed 72-69 by the Pacific basketball team. Ed Ramsdell led the winners with 18 points but Seattle Pacific's Dick DeWees was high for the game with 22. Eagles Fire Jim Trimble r (Continued from preceding page) cials why and they replied that the statement spoke for itself, They declined to disduss the situation any further. Trimble, who at 37 yean is th youngest head coach in th NFL. then issued a . state ment of his own. He said: "When I was informed that I wai relieved of the bead coaching duties of the Philadelphia Eagles, I was completely (tunned even though there had been much dis cussion and conjecture about H be fore the official word waa given tome. . Story Predicted ". . . It is the first time T ever lost a job. I can say with all hon esty that I have worked harder in this past football season than at any other time in my coaching career. The discussion and conjecture Trimble referred to was ,an As sociated Press story last Friday night which reported he was on hit uav nut as Easles coach. And Alif CinHfiv flight an Vamt vm.T u i I V.v j "a . , ... Bav spokesman who declined to be identified, confirmed the story and said the announcement would be made Monday. '- , I WHAT A I price j 1 A LOT i LOWER I ft THAN I $ YOU UU 1 THINKI !oldsmobile golf aeer. Billv Datv M.rtln rw.l "on worm way , ana me lyeigned a new contract with Daly I Dla.f ope.n' , A aftr uwr.1 mnmK. h- aL DHa lst had an open Une,)4 i tournament in 1947. TV Bargaining I 4. Out-of-state manasers were " 11 1.. A .!.. compelled to "cut In" a New York, "u,,ai llu ' manager to get a fight in New Qf galuly hy JKO 5. Guild bargained for TV con tracts and neither fighter nor pro- SAN FRANCISCO Sandy moter had freedom of bargaining. ; Saddler, featherweight champion, . Association with criminals. . gave uave uaiiaruo a wn uri 7. Promoter Rav Arret nairi in. I ing Monday night and won by a 000 to the guild magazine for as-TKO when the Los Angeles punch surance of cooperation in hi. Sat- er fllwl l" the bell for th urday night TV fights. seventn round. I. Collection of $100 fee from Saddler floored Gallardo with a each main event fighter appearing , left hook to the head in the third on TV circumvented a nrevloui round and with a left to the bodv decision by the commission. j in the sixth, both for eight counts. But in the last 10 minutes the Crusaders caught fire. Led by big Jay Dean, the former OrcRon State star. Northwest Nazarene hit 14 of 19 tries from the field and tied the score at 64-all on Mickey Dean's layin with 20 seconds remaining. Fide Table TIDES FOR TAfT. ORIOON (Compiled by t). 8. Cnait and Geodetic Survey, Portland, Or ) Tim HikM Tim Height Hign Water 1 12 :-4U a.m. 9 1 11:19 a m. 71 14 1 27 a.m. . . 1149 a.m. T 1 1 104 a.m. IS 11 13 p.m. t l 1 1 37 a m. 9 3 11)1 pm. . Low Water 9:0 a m. 31 I SI p.m. -0 l :4S a.m. 11 7:OS p.m. -0 . 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