2-(Sec. 11) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Dec. 21, '55
OSC, Oregon
Trip Big Ten
IS'orth western Bows,
Wolverine Upended
Continued from preceding pige)
Mom, OSC reierve forward
dropped through two free throws
putting the Staters ahead to stay.
At halftime the score wti 39-JS.
Ken NaiwoA. sophomore guard,
was high for the winners and for
the game with 22 points. Dave
Gambee had 19 for the SUteri be
fore fouling out with six minutes
remaining.
For Michigan Tom Jorgensen, a
senior forward, was hick with It.
Terminates Ron Kramer had 17
and Randy Tarrier 14.
After halftime. Michigan drove
to within one point of the Staters
47-46, with Jorgensen, Tarrier a
Kramer doing the scoring. But
then Mom dropped through a layin
and Dick Wilson hit from 1J feet
out. extending the Staters' lead.
After that Michigan never got
closer than eight points.
The game was rough with
personal fools being called against
Michigan and 23 against Oregon
State.
Pete Tillotsen. Michigan center,
and Tarrier, left the game on fouls
and six other players had four
fouls at the end of the contest.
Attendance at the doubleheader
Was S.OSS.
The four teams travel to Eugene
Wednesday night where the Big
Ten teams will complete the series
by switching opponents.
MmtfcwMtrnt rsi) (SSI Orrlin
OFFT OTPT
Lose.f 111 3 SS BlnmJ 1117
Urbete.r 311 Mnnr.f III
Srhulz.e I ill Aitran.e 10 It 131
Mast.f S 417 Bans S 1 111
Smith! S S MHnh.f I I IM
Stllwlll till BIU I S 4 4
Hook 11(4 Frr.lt In J S I 4
Brmbs.C ISIS Duffy.r Mil
Hite.f Sill LndrlLf lit I
Fesrreji I I I I
Total 14 31 20 St Total 33 t 21 18
Northwestern - S3 JS II
Own 44 41-H
Officials: Roes and KoIK
attehlsaa (Tl) (M) Oeeeea Slala
tint PanlutJ I 4 4 S
4 114 Wllon.f "l I 414
Xramr.1 I T 417 CmbMX 4 11 I IS
W'Ulma I 1 I I Nan.s I 4 423
Wnhl I HI CrimnJ I I III
Jorsanj I I 4 II Moes.f I I 111
Tiliota till Hane.f 2114
Bulim I I I I FrdrksJ I I I 3
SlMrea.f 1 t 1 S
BlariM 14 14
LteselJ 1IIS
Totals 14 212171
Michigan ,
Ore'on State
Official Lightner and FouU.
Total ") 31 21 M
IS 3S-71
Grizzlies Bow
To Dallas '5'
DALLAS (Special) A terrific
four quarter scoring spurt enabled
underdog Dallas to come from be
hind and nip visiting McMinnville
St-49 here Tuesday night in a non
league cage clash. t
The Dragons, behind 42-40 with
forr minutes to go in the game,
urged for seven straight points to
via going away. Guard Gary Keu
feldt, who scored 11 all night ind
reserve - forward Gerald Hooge,
who scored eight, led the final pe
riod assault
McMinnville led 2S- at half and
17 35 at the end ef the third pe
riod. The visitors copped the JV
clash tt-31 ever Dallas.
) MesStaariBt
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.. C , (41 Cariaaa
.O 111 Temple
O 1131 Hitch
Reserves ararliu: nail Alula
Boose S, Bernier 4.
Oinciala: Bk aad UaH, .
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Mill City Tops
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Timberwolves Grab
47 to 39 Victory
MILL CITY (Special)
Coach Burt Boroughs' Mill City
Tlmherwolves defeated Amity
4749 in a rugged Marion County
B League clash here Tuesday to
gain their fourth straight league
win against no defeats.
The loss wan Amity's first in
league play after three straight
victories.
The host Timberwolves won
the clash on the combined scor
ing of four of their starters, all
of whom tallied in the two-digit
col u ma. Ed Gregory. Don Lenv
ke and Dick Crook each had 13
and Center Don Ellingson hid
10. Forward Dick Fuller tallied
19 points in the losing Amity
cause.
Mill City broke a 25-23 half-
time deadlock to go ahead by a
Lsjx-point 39 33 third quarter mar
gin. They maintained that ssme
margin until the final run. Am
ity's halftime tie wss as close ss
they got to the surging Mill City
five.
Basketball
Scores
(Continued from preceding pege)
Mspleton S3, Florence 42
Coburg SI. Marrala ST
Pacific JVs 57. Vernonis 4S
elterson (Portland) 43, Oregon
City 4S
COIXEGE BAIKCTBAIX
Orrson S3, Northwestern SI
OSC S4. Mlchlfan 71
St. Louia 88, Waahington 77
Tula 44, Baylor M
Montana Stat SS. Utah State II
San Francisco 75, Wichita SS
Montana IS, Oonuga M
Hamlme 7 New Mexico SS
Seattle IT. 14. St Marv't (Calif I M
Eastern Oregon 12, Northwest Naz-
arena 7S
Whltworth Tl. laatern Wash. S9
Pacific V. 74, St. Martina 70
St. Jnaaph's (Pa I 13. Albright SI
Detroit IDS Baldwin-Wallace II
Duke K. Pittsburgh 14
Weil VLrelnia SB. Richmond 74
Loyola of New Orleans 71, Brad
ley S
Oklahoma A If IT. Oklahoma
Oklahoma City 78. Auburn M
Purdue 17. Butler IS
Fordham S4. Su'eers M
BASKETBALL TOltBNAMENTI
Christmas, Onantlra, Va.
(Firat Round)
Akron IT, lona 14
Ball State S3. Georgia Teachers 17
Mt. SL Mary's 7S. Wabash IS
Quantic Marlnee ICS, LeMoyna SS
TheyTl Do It Every Time
i . By Jimmy Hatlo
Mill City 4T)
Gregory (II) .
Tempe (131 .
Elllngaon (10)
Greek (lti .....
Baaaett III
(IS Aailty
.F. f 4) Hubhard
F (191 Fuller
...C. 7i Wilcox
.... G (SI Wood
G (J) Cstl
Reserves erortng: Amllv J. Hub.
bard I. Officiate: Nelton and Amen.
Csrroasel, Chartotte, M. C.
(ChamnlonKiup Semi-flnala)
Clemson 89. Tennessee M
Wake Forest S7. Colgate N
(Conrolatinnl
Florida Stste SS, Rottoa Vnl. It
Miuinippi State 19, Davtdaoa S3
University af Kenlaeky
I First Round)
Davton 77, Utah 73
Kentucky 73, Minnesota II
(SS)
Claua (It)..
Long (SI
Hint'a ill .
WelleT Hi)
Mettfeldt (IS)
SL Louis Trips
Huskies 85 to 77
Sublimit v Drubs
St Paul, 7144
, SUBLIMITY (Special) The
host Sublimity Saints roiled tip
the biggest score to date in Mar
ion B league play,, burying St
Paul 71-44 under a deluge of
baskets in a Tuesday night game
here.
The Saints, paced by Tom
Christiansen, who scored 20 for
the night, rolled to a SS-21 half
time margin ind 57-30 third quar
ter score as they bombarded the
mesh nets almost at wilL -
It was Sublimity's second vic
tory igainst a like number of
losses in league pliy. St Paul
has now lot four straight Sub
limity copped the JV tiff ' in a
52-21 runaway.
InhHasttv HI) (44) It Paal
Chmtiansea (SO) F (IS) Berhorst
Silberaagel (II - F III Frits
Lewii 1 11) . C (10) Coleman
Bell (111 ..O, .,, 41) Kirk
Heuberger (141 ... G (4 Koch
Baaarvta scoring' Sublimit? Sulli
van I, Rieaterer a, R. BeUtanr S,
Metera 1
Oftidala: Bayer and Donovan.
San Francisco
First in Poll
(Continued from preceding page)
basis of 10 points for each first
place vote, nine for second, etc.,
polled total of 1,407 points. North
Carolina State, also unbeaten and
winner of three games last week,
drew 13 first place votes and 1.071
points to 966 points for Utah.
Dayton and Brigham Young
moved up from seventh and eighth
places as Iowa skidded from fourth
to 10th after losing to Colorado.
Alabama and Duquesne, both two
time losers last week, slipped out
of the top is.
The Sop 11 teams with won-loal
records through Saturday's games
and first place voles In parvnUieaas
(points aa )e-S-S-J-4--4--3l basis):
1. San Francisco (S-S) (S2) 1,407
7 N. C. State (7-0) (13) ..-..Mil
1 Utah lS-01 (SI sS
4. Dayton (S-l (1) 43J
5. Brithsm Young (4-0) IS) 321
I. North Carolina - (4) SIS
7. Holy Cross (5-01 111) S2S
L VanderbUt (4-0) (S) 341
. Kentucky (4-11 (!) , 3M
10. Iowa (3-1) (1) 304
SECOND TIN
11. George Waahington (4-0) (7) 31
IS. Temple (S-S .. .. 193
IS. Marquette (S-l) . SS
14. Duka (S-l) (1) ... 1S3
15. Oklahoma City (44) (I) S3
IS. Alabama (4-3) S3
17. Illinois (3-11 SS
IS. Indiana 13-11 and
Memphis Bute (S-0) 14
10. Duquesne (4-1) 41
Note: Kentucky Wesleyan received
tw first plane votes and Louisville
ne.
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Lefthanders Dominate
American Loop Hurling
NEW YORK III Lefthanders ! the official records released Tues-
did most of the effective pitching , day showed.
during the 1955 American League! Pierce's ERA was
season when, for the first time, since 1946 when Hal Newbouser of
the circuit failed to produce a 30- Detroit posted 1.94.
game winner. Herb Score of Cleveland, a it
Billy Pierce of the Chicago White other lefty, fanned 345 batsmen,
Sox, was the pace-setter in earned most in the league, while seUing
run averages. The fastballing "P record for first year men.
southpaw allowed onlv 4S earned The old standard was 217 by
Bulldogs Nip
Dayton, 49-32
W0ODBURN-(Special1-Trn'ling
by a few points throughout most
ot the am. the Dayton Pirates
the lowest 1 Knwerl a tha Wnnrfrurrn Rnltrlnn
49-S. here Tuesday night. Fidel
Shrine Star Gridders Visit :
Hospital for Crippled Kids
(Continued from preceding page)
year-old miss chattered ml When
be told aer they had no girls it
Notre Dame it bothered her brief
ly, but she brightened again when
he admitted there was a girls'
school "right serosa the road" and
that "lots of us at Notre Dami
have girls ' borne, too."
Will Frye. lanky end from North
Carolina, wai all thumbs aa he
Lions Topple
Gates, 66-30
tried to pla some bright ribbon
into the long red hair of five-year
old Diane.
Bebey Plays Catch
"I've never done this before,"
drawled Frye, "but I'm sure leara
Ing fast" , ,
Four-year-old Bobby, both tiny
legs it walking casts, tottered be
tween ocas, jun unirauo ot bou lit
em California grinned broadly as
the .youngster tried valiantly re
play cstch with an under-sixed
foothill.
"Look at him," said Contrstte,
"I think he might turn out te be
left-handed like me."
The list annual East-West game,
with all proceeds above expenses
going to . the Shrine'i fund for'
crippled children, will be played
JEFFERSON (Special)
Jefferson started fast in the open-;
ing quarter here Tuesdsy night! Dec. SI at Kezar Stadium.
and never let up as the Lions
downed the Gates Pirates. 66-30,
in a Marion County B League
game that left Jeff tied ith Mill
City for the league lead.
Quarter scores were IM, 38-14
and Sl-30.
Jefferson and Mill City both havt
a 44 record now.
Ennii Hawkins dumped in II
point to lead the Lions in scor
ing. Otis Chance had 14 for Gates.
Jefferson freshmen beat the Jetf
grade school, 39-17, in the preliminary.
runs in 306 innings for a 1.97 mark.
Rams Center
Hit by Mumps
LOS ANGELES UB
already by the loss
Hard hit
of fullback
Grover Cleveland Alexander in his
first season with the Philadelphia
Phillies in 1911.
Southpaw Tommy Byrne of New
York wound up with the highest
winning percentage, .763 ss a re-! Dayton J?)
suit of 16 victories against S set
backs. Detroit lefthander Billy Hoe ft
had the most shutouts, seven,
while lefty Whitey Ford of :he
Yankees and righthanders Bob
Lemon of Cleveland and Frank
Gates (JS) (SS) Jeffersea
Chance 114) T - 13) Caae
Tucker SI ".. (4 Wrtaht
Moore II) C (IS) Hawkins
McWhtrk IS) 0 - (It Spencer
Harron IS) C (4) Gannon
Reserves acorlnf : Jefferson Harris
7, Gamble II. Harlalt 7. Zehner I
Gaviola paced the Bulldog) to the . Gatea-Vaii 1.
victory with 11 points.
High point man in the game,
however, was Dayton's Paul Bud-
ke with IS counters,
Jabberwalkies Elect
t .
The Salem Jabberw alkies Arch
ery Club named committee chair
man for next ear at their annual
Christmas party Tuesday night at
the Mayflower Hall.
Elected were Juinita , Burtner,
telephone committee; Suii Watson,
refreshments: Gene Moxsey, field
course, and Gib Msther, conces
Center State I High
Tank Younger, the Los Angeles ( sulLvm of Boston tied for the
Rams' professional football title 'Most games won' lead with 18.
hopes against Cleveland were dealt
another serious blow Tuesdsy
when offensive center Leon Me-
Ijuivhlin went In bed with the
The team physician said It win ' lllaisslllc t)
not be known until later in the!
week if the 22-Dound veteran will WILL A MINA (Special)
Woodburn led 104. 19-14 and 30-
22 at the end of the first three :
quarters.
Woodburn's Jayvees won the pre- i
liminary, 36-21.
(41) Weeesara
Notrock Ul F .. i!2l t-av ola
Hediecock (0) ..T. ill Birmingham
Lambert (I) C 7 Balrd
Budke 1151 G- (li Wadsworth
Walthera 1 191 G (S) Ststnv
Reserves scoiins: Woodburn: Hop- ;
kins I. Anderson s, Belleque 4. uay
ton: L. Walthcrs t. Vost I. OfficUls:
Irsland and Wickcrt
a.sV:.,:syCa.
Central Whins
Mleg. $218.00
UNIVERSITY LANES
wwa u nac aVaas-svuiru ctu au et ui t ' ' i a
be able to play next Monday. It Central ran WUUmina ragged in Ij
all dependa upon the severity of," n" ne" luesasy nigm
the case.
So Coach Sid Gillman, who has
had to be a' patchwoik genius all
season, set about to fill the gap,
if need be. Bobby Cross was shift
ed from left tackle to center, and
Glen Hokzman moved into the
tackle position.
Younger, the club's best power
and then cooled down to take a
57-48 basketball vistory. The vis
itors rsn up lesds of 13-6 and
29-10 at the end of the first two
quarters.
Willamina crept closer in the
third period but still trailed 44-28
as the final quarter opened and
was never able to catch up. i
Jere Overs paced his victorious
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ST. LOUIS The SL Louis
BiUikeas rode the hot out cowl
hooting ef guards Grady Smith
and Harold Alcorn te an 15-77 tri
umph ever the Washington Hus!
kies Tuesday night, but were rVlfn,, JLlfi
forced to choke off a big second ; 10 ViOIlOU,
half rally by the Pacific Coast
dub. .
South hi points and Alcorn
If. It was the rebounding and
coring of M center Al Serkin
which gave SL Louis iti biggest
' boost, though. Serkin hit 17 points,
bis best of the season, and grabbed
U rebounds
Oiemawa '5' Bows
C0LT0N-'SpeclaH-Colton built
up ib early lead then played eut
the string te defeat undermanned
Chetrtiwa 58-46 here Tuesday Bight
in a non-league clash.
Ladies OiHif tjs tm raJly be fractured neck vertebra
suits: Robert Bros. S, Simmons, Gr 8am V"-
Insurance 1); The Triange (3, Dan Towler, once the leading
Tele-Treat (1); Osko Inruranci ground gainer in the National Foot
Agency (: Smoke Shop (1); China ball League, stepped back into the
City D. Adler's (3). spotlight and Gillman himself slid
High team series, Roberts Bros., he has been pleasantly pleased
2S31; high team game, Roberts with Towler' s showing in practice.
Bros., 102;. high individual series.
Charlotte Possehl of Roberts Bros.,
554; high individual game, Fraa
Aleshirs of Roberts Bros., SL
BAB BOWLING
Kaye TV 4, Hicki Sundry 0;
Davis Oil S, Dyer Ins. 1; Ramages
2. Loden 1; Mickt Sign 4, Let
Newman 0. -
High team game and series: Da-
vis Oil 606 and 2310, High individ
ual game: George SmaDey 190.
High series: Keith Kiye, 496.
runner, is definitely out of the title (Aim Vaviih 91 tvntnic InrlopeAn !
game nere u was aisciosea won- scored 13 for Willamina.
Central also won the Jayvee
game, 39-30.
Ventral (1
Overs (21 1
Schell (II) - 1
Deuel IS) C
Haveman (I) G
Brents (SI .. G
Beserves acorlns
i. Brandt 4; Willamina Shenk 1
(4S) Wlllaaalaa
111) Ultletoh
III B. Fowler
17) C. Fowler
(13) Anderson
(4) Allen
Central Boyle
Philomath Bows
BROWNSVILLE - Special)
Brownsville opened up aa early
lead then coasted to in easy
81-39 victory over visiting Philo
math ia i non-league basketball
clash here Tuesdsy night
Guard Jack Cockell provided
the scoring punch for Browns-
The host club started fast and ville, tallying 21 points to rank
held a 11-18 halftime margin over
the Indians, who played I better
Kiw.. t hi. r.K.,n. ! 1 wand ot nan in uw secoM nan.
the first half, which ended with I GuaJd Gen F7,e t0PPfd,.the T1
.1 naa(' ssMnsMsniaW awrFnaed fts, il It 11 rvnlnt al
the Bills coasting oa a la-point '", ",f , iT- w" t!
lead. 46-tt.
Sweet Home Nips
Toledo 37 to 31
SWEET BsbME (Special)
The Sweet 'Home Huskies rode
the broad back of guard Royci
MeDaaiel, who scored 14, to vie
' tor over Toledo 37 31 here Tues
dsy night in a low-scoring non
league game. -
Behind 20-17 at halftime, the
boat Huskies managed to move
te a 29-20 third quarter margin
and continued to build oo the
lead until the final gun. Bob
Luther wai high for Toledo with
10 points.
Sweet' Home awept the eve
ning's events, wincing the JV
clash 48 30.
Sweet ma (17) ' li) Teles
Bdflay (A ... T (111 Luther
Hoffman (1) .. F . 4 Miller
Buttenttoff (4I.. C. (l Brsmuter
' McOanid 4141 ...G (4 Harmon
VanJioaky (SI . G (I) Carrlaon
Reeervee acorlnf; tweet Heme
Ztaen 1. Daniels I.
Officials: Valdes sol Evan.
Forward Charles Tellier was high
for thi game however, with 14 for
Chemawa.
The Chemawa B team won the
preliminary 63-45.
rhemswa (44) (St) Caetoa
Tellier 114) r. (S) landmark
Sam ll) ....F (li Newton
Brimna (II)' C III Shaftn
Billy (I) .0 fill Freeze
Browa (S G (II) Beerthoa
Keerrves acorlnf: Chemawa Sa
tan I, Meninlrk I Lure re S: Cotton
B Aimaker IS, L. Axmaker I.
CM fir ia Is: Saline and Smltn. '
high for the night. Jim Shaw,
Phllomith center, bid 13
WiltnutS (SS) (SI) BrewwsvUto
Woods (1) T - (SI Murphy
Roberts 4 F III Koonta
Shaw (IS) ,. C 111) Niher
Chambers (4) G (7l Bickard
Goodwin (I) C - (21) Cockell
Reserves scoring: Phllomata
Smith I, Oauaherry 1, Funk 1
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For Marion B Victory
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SCIO-(Specll) Scio won Its
second Marion County B Loop
clash against two defeats here
Tuesdsy night, 'edging psst De
troit M with Guard Ceae Stan
ley in the starring role.
Msnley tallied 14 points from
his bsck court position ind wu
bear oa defense (or the bost
Loggers.
The loss wss Detroit's second
igainst two league defeats. Scio
led at half L me kid. 17 aid wai
never headed thereafter. 1
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