win
Sakr.i. Ore, Tuo Jan. 10, 19
Leading Jeff
Slates Amity
Marion U I ..c a purrs
In Fivr Contpt
They'll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hitlo
rot, ,
MARIO COINTY B l.F. Vf I S
V I. Po- W I.
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t Ga'f. Detroit st. Sr Pui.
The .Ittlnvm Ln, have ;
won nine wnes In nine ftnrts.tMi;
seaim. m of wn ri rav? b'jn
in IV l'm Coim'y B Lei'ics,
tnV nn anv'irr t; pvw?nt
tnfljhi R t''? riT.iit r -.r frth;
prti'.hrr full round ef five
coitc?.t.
Couch OH l-c?-s Lior play the
Amity te'ti frn'il at
fer.'on, end a r.::!; at 'ee find
ings will &z:rt 0-t fie War
riors ere fiTn'y entrenched In
third place. ji'St half a step be
hind sscend p'.ace Mill City.
While Jefferson and Amity are
getting w'th it in their crucial,
other games have the Oregrm
School for the Iaf at Sublimity,
Seio at Mill Citv. Chemawa at
Gate and Detroit at St. Paul.
All varsity clashes Mart at eiht
o'clock.
. Jefferson won its bist one with
Mill City last week, nipping the
Timberwolves bv 48-44 scote.
This dropped Mill City into s-s-ond
place and left the Jeffmts
lone atop the standing).
1b other games last Friday right
the Deaf Schoolers nudged St,
Taul 52-50, Amity downed Chem
awa 57-42 and Scio beat Gates
39-H. The Sublimity-Detroit game
at Detroit was not played because
of a lighting failure. .
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won the first three rounds, -hut
Murphy rallied to win the next
two.
Crowd GU Lauffc ,
The crowd rowed with amuse
ment when the Montanan shouted
in frustration at the back-pedalling
Murphy in the fourth and charged
angrily.- For hit pains Lane got a
hard loft hook which opened a cut
over his righteye.
Lane continued his bull like roar
ing and finally caught up with his
foe in the sixth and seventh, land
ing several bard rights. They
lougM on even terms m the eighth
but referee Ralph Gruman with
out hesitation raised Lane's hand
in victory.
Wava Kaywt 8ivtas
Other resulU:
Kel Wayne, 124. Portland,
knocked wit Willie Stevens, l3,
Reno, in the second round of a
scheduled six-round bout.
Burt Singer. 1384. Seattle, took?
a lour-round decision over Carroll
Renn. 140, Seattle. ,
Ronnie Jones. 134. Parkrose,
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Ore., and Ralph Colvln, 158. Port
land fought to four-round draw.
Hclfaiul Orders Charges Filed
Against London Sporting Club
NEW YORK if Julius Helfand, : manaRors to divorce themsolves
chairman of (he Now York State from the, organization or lose their
Athletic Commission, ordered his , licenses, he said he approved a
counsel to file charges against the ; Jy. ! match because he thought
Monday night fight promoters at lit ''necessary not to penalize the
St.Nichola Arena Monday as he1 fighters or anyone else connected
reaped additional rewards for his with it." t
victory over the Boxing Guild of( Contracts for the middleweight
New York i match between Jnhn L. Sullivan'
Although Helfand approved ,. f England and Tony Johnson nf
J.n 18 match for St. Nick's, he i New ork were on file w. h the
..i h- i,f n.riprf that rh.iries Commission wnue Henana was
be pressed against promoters Tex
Sullivan and Willie GUzenberg and
their London Sporting Club on
the Maryland situation and other
matters."
Helfand said last Thursday he
intended to call a hearing to find
out if Sullivan and Gilzenberg vio
lated the law forbidding associa
tion with known criminals when
they sought to transfer their oper
ations from New York to Balti
more, effective Jan. 23.
The Baltimore deal was nullified
when Maryland Gov. McKeldin
asked his commission to revoke
its permission.
Despitt the fact that' Helfand
set a Jan. 18 deadline for all Guild
vacationing in Florida.
Helfand said he would ask
charges be filed "as soon as pos
sible so that the case could be
heard next week." He said he
would-iapprove additional matches
for St. Nick's, pending a decision
on the case, provided the mana
gers involved signed affidav'M
they were resigning from the
guild.
S YEAR GUARANTEE)
KSKONHOIXIYKI
IM Iff it.
Regional-National Plan ...
Control of College TV
Plan Asked by NCAA
" LOS ANGELES 0V-Continued control of college football tele
vision was recommended Monday by the TV committee of the
National Collegiate Athletic Assn. (NCAA).
The report of the 19SS committee, beaded by E. L (Dick) Rom-
iney, commissioner of the Moun-
Dons, Dayton
Top AP Poll
(Continued from preceding page.)
particularly impressive perform
ances, clung to fourth place, fol
lowed by Kentucky. Duke. Ohio
State, Illinois, North Carolina and I slderation to the 19SS plan with
Temple. the thought of embodying both re-
That listing' represented a big!ioMl national features in
ehange hi one week. North Caro-iMme combination in the plan fi-
lina. fifth ast week, bst to Wake "u,''.l.eu ,w
FnrMt- Curt Whlnrtrai for-! Ust faU Program
tain State Conference, will be sub
mitted to a full delegate session
of the 50th annual "NCAA conven
tion Tuesday.
It suggests that the 1956 plan
should embody many of the fea
tures used lajt fall both na
tional and regional telecasts - of
football games. ' .
Regional-National Flaa .
The 82-page Romney committee rest Twogood told the Basketball
Relations OK
After Forfeit
LOS ANGELES I - Southern ' prelims.
California Basketball Coach For-
Academy Sets
Willamina '5'
TAWAMA LEAOCI
WLPrt. WLM
Shrwoo4 1 SlSOtBanki 1 1 jne
WUI'm'na 1 S I On Slwrulaa SIM
Darton t 1 1 00 YtmhlU 0 8 JO
S-And'y I 1 -
Tuwdir imn: Vllbmina at It
torn AndetiiT. Banks at Sherwood,)
Yamhill at Darton.
The Salem Academy Crusaders j
ploy host to the Willamina Bull-1
dogs tonight in the Academy Gym, !
a clash that will be one of three
Yawama League encounters on
the night's menu. j
In the other two games Yam-,
hill is at Dayton and Banks st
Sherwood. All games start at
eight o clock, foUowing Bee. 'earn
report termed the 1955 plan "quite
successful." It urges its successor
committee to give "careful con-
was
M.rvirf .J Ri.Kmftrf mnA and five regionally.
wound up in 14th place. Iowij . ,of.the
ci.t. Nn a . m . in.t t i day Is expected to
Kansa, State and feU 'to 15th j uejti0M- T,h Ean nf Mid-
Cace western sections of the nation re-
p ' ., portdly are satisfied, basically,
Dune, on the strengtn or us as-, - ,,k .u. j:rfriK..( inn Qar Aol
Writers Assn. Monday that rela
tions between the Trojans and the
University of California players in
last Saturday's forfeited game
were good. '
Referee Al Lightner forfeited the
ii.,leam 10 lne Trojans with 3 min-
Coach Bob Funk's Crusaders
have won once, lost once in lea
gue play. They dropped a 57-41
nod to Sherwood's Bowmen last
Friday night, after beating Banks
in the first league game of tht
season.
Other Friday results were Wil
lamina 48. Sheridan 38, and Banks
63, Yamhill 47.
beaten by !ir"m" te'fviw1 "iSou thWn Can fornT
and'
S8 decision over North Carolina
State, moved up from 11th place
to sixth, but the experts couldn't
overlook a ' loss to giant-killing
Wake Forest earlier last, week.
Ohio Rta! made bl( climb
from 10th to seventh place merely Dy the National Opinion Research
by remaining Idle for a wee after jOMterWii television 'a effect on col-
mmnilinff an S-1 rftfnrrf ar!ipr '
Temple, another of the ew re
maining unbeaten major college
teams, slipped into 10th place just
ahead of Holy Cross. But the
Owls, while running their string Adverse Effect Noted
to eight straight, didn't find Le- "Were the present limited tel
high and Scranton the kind of op- vision program to be replaced by
position that makes much lmpres-wide open televising of major
leading 77-64.
report Tues-' Said Twogood: "I'd like to go
raise several jon recorcl no in WW there was
no animosity between the players
and I'd like to exonerate Pete
Newell (California coach) from
any blame in the incident.
"If all the rooting sections, In-
cmuing oouinern taiuernia s, con-
ouci tnemseives in the same man
ner as the boys out there playing
the game, there'll never be any
trouble."
Twogood said he agreed with
Referee JJghfnefi decision "from
an Injury standDoint." Ha did nnJ
said overall attendance reflected , eiaoorate, however. California fans
"a modest rise" but still re- " throwing debris on the court
malned "below the pre-televlslon wnen forfeit was Imposed.
peak
other sections, particularly Um Pa
cific Coast, are expected to ask
for more regional and less national
games.'
Included with the committee re
port was the seventh annual study
lege football attendance. The study
sion on the experts.
x.OTrw I vers
UNIVERSITY ALLEYS
Classic League team results:
Boyce Team (3) Barbs Sporting
Goods (D; Frank's Produce 2)
Hartman's Jewelers 2; Salem
Hardware 3 Crown Prince Bowl
ing Shirls (1); Riches Eleclric (3)
Double Cola 1; Smalley Oil Co.
12 Ramages Beverages 2
High team series Boyce
2915; High team game
Look and Learn
By A C GORDON
City Circuit
Play
games, or hy any other program
which -would substantially increase!
the number of top games avail- 1. Which was the first U. S.
able locally on TV screens, all evi-J state to pass a law making it com
dence Indicates a renewed ad- pulsory for children to attend
fleet on attenaanc. levels schi
City League basketball action re
sumes tonight at Leslie Junior High
with three games, and continues
through Wednesday and Thursday
nights during which three addi
tional contests will be played each
night.
Tonight's Iate. starting at 7
o'clock: Silverton Christian vs.
Prison Officers, National Guard vs.
Future Insulators and Salem Auto
Parts vs. Orcutt's Market. Wednes
day: Heider's vs. State Attorneys,
M4M Plywood vs. YMCA Dorm
and Marion Motors vs. Wolga
mott's. Thursday: MiM Plywood
vs. Aumsville Firemen, Wolga-
-mott't-irsr-State Artorrteyr-BTid
Marion Motors vs. YMCA Dorm.
generally, the study stated.
SBC Hears Talks
On Junior Highs
Four cf the six Salem junior
high basketball coaches spoke be
fore the Salem Breakfast Club
Team ' Mnriay morning at the Senator
Barbs Hotel and all expressed the feeling
Sporting Goods 1038; High Individ- ,in" opinions on the strengtn ot
ual series Don Lebold of Frank's . W m " be drawn frora the
Produce 631; High individual game ruus m uie ;unior mgn jamooree
Dick Phipps of Crown Prince 267; rr'0,J "'sm
other high scores' Ed Talbot 630
UB "800" League team results
Cadweu Ou (0) Nameless
Market tS; Kitchen Team 0l
Team No. 6 I; Rip's Service (2)
Team No. S (1); Simmons Fuel (3)
Taggesell Pontiac (0.
High team series Simmons Fuel
k OU 2473; High team game Sim
mons Fuel st OU 829; High Individ
ual series D. Perman of Team
No. S (573); High individual game
D. Perman of Team No. t (215).
Each of the four coaches were
accompanied by one of his players.
Food They were Coach Cal Bonney of
me Leslie uoius wnn uave Berg
lund, Coach Fabian Nelson of the
Parrish Cards with Homer Wood,
Coach Glen Collins of the Parrish
Pioneers with Doug Ritchie and
Coach John Dalke of the Parrish
Greys with Mike Youngquist.
In tht jamboree Friday, the
three Leslie teams defeated the
three Parrish teams. Coaches miss
ing were Tom Warren of the Les
lie Warriors and Hank Ercolinl of
the Leslie Blues.
2. At what rate are babies born
in the U. S ?
3. Who is the only former U.S.
president buried in Arlington
Cemetery? "
4. What percentage of Ameri
can girls marry before they are
Zl years of age?
ANSWERS
Massachusetts, in 1892.
One every 12 seconds.
William Howard Taft,
About 37 per cent.
IV- Tahlr
(ComDlled bv U. S. Coait and
Gaodttie Survey, Portland. Or )
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CAPITOL ALLEYS
Commercial No. I league team
results: 1st National Bank I. Lip-'' .,
ci IStSlWa,,e Car,er Wms
. SK JSlSift I VMC Rallye Event
Martin Brothers S, Team No. 9 1,1 ,.,. ,, . , . . ..
Team No. 12 2. Team No. 10 tj The WlUamette Motor Oub held
High individual . gamer - Keith! . RaUe - 00 Sunday, covering
Hayes 242 (New season High) High;J'ntei' r,' . ,'j Zm
Individual series: Keith Hayes 661 ; ' agle Crest and Indepen
tNew High) High team game: Turn 71,8 J ?v?r4 lnner crf,th
A Lum Lumber 1028 High team
series: Turn A Lum Lumber 2838.
Church Basketball
event was Wade Carter of Salem,
who was driving a Jaguar Road
ster. First place In the over-1500 cc
class went to Tommy Thomas of
Albany, driving a Triumph TR2.
while Bill Hellle slid through the
muddy course to cop second place
in an Olds convert.
The hotly contested 1500 cc class
ResulU Monday night in the
Salem Church Basketball League
were as follows:
Senior League: Independence
Baptist 42, 1st EUB 28; Halbert jwas ably taken by Doug Van Dyke
Baptist 33, Knight Memorial 24; of Salem, driving a Morris Minor.
Capital Baptist 50. Fres Method-j Harry Eyerly, driving a Karrm
it 24; 1st Baptist 47, Liberty ann-Ghia. took second.
Christian 23. Prior to the event all cars were
Intermediate A: Court Street required to pass a rigid safety in
Christian 28. LDS Zi.-. ..JspecUoa bjt WMC officials,
Intermediate B League: First 1 .
Methodist won by forfeit over r-niial Tt.rtni Hmnn
fres Methodist; St. Mark's Luth- r"--v"'f -""-t'
ersn 49, Clear Lake EUB 27;
South Salem Friends won by for
feit over I'nionvsle EUB; Engle
wood EUB 30, Fruttland-Middle
Crovo EUB 28.
Junior A: St. Mark's Lutheran
30, Englewood EUB 24: First
Baptist 2. Deaf School 18; First
Congregational
tUa 13,
19, first Chris-
m
Meets Tuesday jN'ight
The- Capital Racing Assn. will
meet Tuesday night at I p.m. at
the home of Red Weltmaa, 1890
Hollywood Ave. Membership cards
and rule books will be available
at the meeting.
Any Interested persona art In
vited to attend tht meeting. ' spend better.
(Continued from preceding page.)
io the official scorer, "That's it, the game is over and is for
feited to Southern California."
There was demonstration artnnd tht table er around
either the Cal er ISC bench. Players, coaches and officials
started to depart for the dressing rooms la rderly fashion, al
though as much cannot be said for some of the fans. I don't
know who they were, tr from which section of the pavUion they
came. But come they did, and had It not beea for tht fast and
efficient work of four Berkeley policemen, I have my doubts as
to Just what kind of physical shape I would have beea la when
. (and if) I did get to the dressing room. It was sn Interesting
trip, believe aae, and It took some manhandling tactics by the
gendarmes to keep It Bnder way.
There Were No Prole$t$Jutl Quetliom
The dressing room was of course overrun with newspaper
men, photographers, broadcasters (including Tom Harmon)
and school officials. None were in protest of what had oc
curred. All wanted to know what had happened to cause the
decision. I told them just as I have told it here. Whatever else
has been said or printed is in error.
I pat at blame oa California officials, the rooting section
or the band. I cannot prove the flying objects came from them.
It has beea said that kids were seen throwing stuff. That may
be. But what kids I saw la action were busy picking an the
pennies snd putting them la their pockets. Which Is tuitt nor
mal for any youngster these days. . '
Among my post-game remaras to tne press, which were
few, was the statement that-1 had never heard of a Coast
Conference game being declared Jorfeit JaU such. manner,-let
alone be a part of it, and that It would never happen to me
here (at California) again, as I would not work here again.
What repercussions' will come of the development, I can
not say. Nor do I hazard a guest. The Incident Is la the hands
tl Conference Commissioner Vie Schmidt, who Is gathering re
, ports from officials, competent game observers and school of
. ftdala. . .' . - r
As far as we're concerned, the next time someone wants to
toss something onto t bssketbalj floor we happen to bo on,
please make It a dollar bill. They don't hurt as much, and
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