-(Srp. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore.,-Sat, Jan. 51, T
Americans Finish 29i
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DAVOS, Switzerland Of - Young JurlJ Miehnllov of Russia strrakpd
to a world record In the l.SOO mrler mcf Friday to cive the power
parked RuMinn their third straight championship In the Swiss Inter
rmtinnnl Speed Skating Tournament.
; American Mirst loose witn a
performance that three times shnt-
tered the V. S. record for the dis
tance, but they failed to finish
hicher than 29th.
Savleli Eye Sweep
The Soviet sqiind, bound for
Cortina d'Ampezzo and the first
Hussinn appearance In the Winier
Gflmes opening next week, Id ex
pected to make a clean sweep of
this meet Saturday.
Veteran Oleg Goncharenko, who
Bulldogs Top
Stayton Club
Eagle Win String
End in 56-52 Tilt
MnnnRfllV-lSneciali - Wood-
Wn's Bulldogs handed Slavhm its, won the 5 .000-meter race imirs
first loss in the Capital Conference day, is rated favorite in the 10,000
here Friday night, 56-52. Woodburn meter test - closing event of the
grabbed a first quarter lead of
12-S and held the lead from then
on, holding off a fourth quarter
Stayton rally.
Fidel G a viola scored 26 points to
lead the Woodburn attack. Jerry
Strong and Bob Weddle each had
12 for Stayton.
Woodburn held 32 22 mirem
at the half and was still ahead M
33 at the rnd of the 4hird period.
Stayton poured through 19 points
in the final quarter in an al'empt
to catch the Bulldogs, who lallu-d
12 of their own.
Stayton now has a 4-1 record,
the same as Woodburn's.
Staytoa (12)
Strong 1121
Wfddlf 112)
Trnhan il
Smllh (7)
flnv n l
(Ml Wtodkura
(Ml Gaviola
(141 Wadsworth
(41 Birmingham
(4) Sta.nev
l) ii n
Woodburn-Bell-
Reserve scoring
qui I Stayton Garland 10. Offlc.
tali: Anderacm and Beard.
Bowmen Bow
To Willamina
, WILLAMINA (Special) - Host
Willamina knocked Sherwood out
of the Yawama league lead here
Friday night with a 51-45 victory
in a nip and tuck clash. The win
drops Sherwood' into third place
four-day Davos meet, major pre
view to the big show at Cortina.
The Italian sponsors of the
Olympic Games plan a final pre
Olympic test at Lake Misurina, on
Jan. 22. , '
Default Poanlble
The Russians, with several other
stars entered Saturday, may win
by default. Sigge Kricsson of Swed
en, lD.Vi world skating champion,
Knut Johanncsscn and Hjalmar An-
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGESTS
TRAPPING TIPS
A wise
TRAPPER
WEARS
RUBBER
BOOTS,
NOT
ONLY
TO KfEr
HIS
FCET PRY.
BUT RUBBER
WONT LI Ave TtLL-TAlf. SCENT
at a trar f it! hc takes care
hot to track oil, etc., prom
highways, or manure prom a
field to a site or pox, cov
otf, and other kcen-noscd
FUR BEARERS. HE RlNSeS FOR
EIGN MATTER OFF BY WADING.
Clean aubber & LOVES If AVE
NO iCENT IN SETTING A TRAP!
THEN 6L0VES ARE REMOVED AND
USCD FOR NO OTHER PURPOSE.
STERILI TRAPS ARC NOT TOUCHED
EXCEPT WITH THESE GLOVES.
A WISE TRAPPER'S TOOL HANDLES,
CLOTHIN6, ETC, KtVER. TOUCH
ROUND. HE WON T DROP CIGA
RETTE ASH, OR SPIT NEAR SITES. ,
Jiff-
IBG Officers
Deny Charges
.1 Pirn! Innorrnt
In Antitrust Suit
Dragons Snare
WVL Opener
I
CLKVF.I.AND IP - Three offi
cers of the International Boxing
;uild pleaded innocent Friday to
an indictment chareing them and
the International Boxing Guild and
the boxing guild of Ohio wilh vio
lation of the Sherman Antitrust
Art,
Released on $2,000 bond each
were Charles Johnston of New
York, general president of 1HC;
William Daly of F.nKlcwood, N. J
1ISG fceneral treasurer, and Albert
W. Del Monte of Cleveland, presi
dent of the boxing guild of Ohio.
The two guilds and three officers
were among a dozen defendants
mimed In a suit seeking HVJ.OOO
in treble damages for alleged vio
lation of anti-trust laws ,iled
Thursday In federal court.
Producer Files Suit '
The suit was filed by Herman I.
Spero of Warrensville Heights, pro
ducer of studio boxing shows ,ele
vised by station WKWS here from
Aoril 2 to Oct. 1 last vear. i
He charged in his petition that & ,
me ocienaams comDinca io lorce
him to discontinue producing the
studio boxing shows by boycotting
and refusing to permit their box;rs
to participate in the shows.
Spero seeks $100,000 for loss of
the boxing showsand $.V),0Q0 for
By Jimmy Ihtlc Coach Blames
j Zone Defense
They'll i. It livery Tunz
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CA:z c? c-L!,. ;x:,r v.: t LLiciiy cY (v.: Qxnz A w uiczxmj
fx r.i'.iy n',3 to t-?cp
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trrrtss ca tzllczik-
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Daviffl Claims ilar.
Snort Hfinff Itn!n.1
rTAl LA'JGtl 0;nOU C3t"b
Jt'GT f rPCT.2 X COT Ot3 CMIW GKTTVSBURG. Pa. - "Tht
i pttt ? T WJ2 4LLfrTTO,E!fl one defenne it ruining colleca
4 J 10,000 O-Ctf TOT, 12 OJJt basketball." says Rob Davles, for-
ri 111 ntMTi HJKn.f iUT VDU "' " inmouri star now
KSTACADA i Special i favored : damage to his health, the amount
dersen of Norway will be on the ; DbIIpx grabbed its initial victory t he tripled under antitrust laws.
lie tain aamage io nis neaun re
sulted from anguish and humilia-
sidelines resting up for the Olynv jn Willamette Valley League play
pics, wesson ana Jonannessen nere fday night, defeating Ksta
finished first and second in the
10,000 at the world championships
in Moscow last February.
Junior Highs
Play 3 Games
cada 55-33.
The winners held a 23-17 first
half lead then went to work on
the shooting of Forward Bud Long,
who topped all scorers with 16
counters.
It was the opener in league play
for the Dragons, who are co-favor-Itei
with Molalla for the loop
crown.
tion caused by the defendants.
Huskies Edge
Foxes, 63-62
vCUZAP SK4TTS CJTZMAZTZDa
Canadian Club
Used as Lever
in junior Hign wague piay r n- tiash 43-39.
day. the Parrish Cardinals beat the
Parrish Pioneers. 28-13, the Leslie1.1""" M)
Blues defeated the Leslie Warriors.
36-31. and the Leslie Golds edged
the Parrish Grays, 29-28.
Gene Gilbcrtaon of the Grays
with 13 points was high point man
in the Golds-Grays contest, Jim
Todd with 12 for the warriors was
high in the Blues-Warriors game,
NORTH MARION HIGH SCHOOL
Kstacada won some consolation (Special The North Marion back
by copping the Jayvee preliminary Huskies had to go into overtime
WINNIPEG Of - Harrr Son
shine, team director of the Toronto
Argonauts, said , Friday some
American college football players
were using his team as a lever to
get better pay from U. S. teams.
"One player a quarterback
claimed we offered him $17,000."
Sonshine said. "He was Just ask
ing to further his own end. We're
not even looking for a quarter-
to post their first Capital Confer-
I ence win in
The player was not Identified.
Sonshine took time out to an-
ilh . 1.1 mnrlr ,nA v.,,11. Will.. ' . 7
T . , and Homer wood with seven was
Cardinals in
high for the
Pioneers-Cards tilt.
mina into second with a 4-1 league
mark. 4
Forward Bob Fowler with 18
and Doug Littlejohn with 15 paced , pionrrn ij)
the Willamina victory. Sherwood jJohnnon isi
led 38-36 at the start of the final j HVrt'" i j!
period but couldnt hold back the! Richie io
scoring of Fowler and Littlejohn.
Willamina made it a clean sweep
with a 77-32 Jayvee victory.
the
Loin (16) r
Manttri (2) T (41 ChrlttrnMn
Wlciu ISI C (It McAIIUttr
Clam IS) G (SI Craven
Wtliley (101 C (Si VeiUI
Knervea Scoring: Dallai Bernler
I. Neufeld S. Paraoni 2. Eatarada
Sarver t. Hora 1. Official!: Ireland
and Hartley.
fiv ctnrtc Htinff
,, Fatlr4 - s-si '"ui v,,o. hu mil weii,
(jji tiurm i C:.4.- t--v. l..-. rr:jnu ;.kt i i : t u. i t- .
431 Prokupi "" lu" 1 c r nuoj mum t lurniiiissimirr vi iiir nBiiurwv r jw
Yacht Leaden Reach
Half Mark in Race
SAN DIEGO. Calif. Of) - Leaders
in the field of 24 yachts neared the
halfway mark in the 1,431 -mile San
Diego-Acapulco race Friday with
two vessels battling for the lead.
The accompanying Coast Guard
cutter Perseus reported the Nam
Sang of Cabrillo Beach, Calif., and
the Escapade of Los Angeles were
apparently leading. However, the
Seadrift of Newport Harbor, Calif.,
was reported the furthest south but
it is some 300 miles out to sea.
Grouped some 30 miles behind
the leaders are the handicap
scratch ketch Kovia del Mar of
San Diego, Legend of Los Angeles
and Evening Star of San Diego.
K'lllanlM (SI)
Mttleiohn (II)
rnwter (It I
F.rlwardt (61
Anderton (4)
Allrn (3)
T
T
C
c
G
Rnervea tenting :
rnd.
(43) SarrwMd
IS) Turner
(111 Iditrom
(11) rirken
t Si Kruser
(11) Graver
WUlamtna
Officiate; MuU and John-
r
r
c
G
G
scoring :
Officials
(?S) Cardinal
(41 Vandfrhoof
(4) D Jonrl
(7) Wood
(4) Ortloff
(3) 1. Jonet
Carda Allen 2,
Milea and WlJ.
Hurt i (51
Reervei
Grieser S.
liame. .
l eilie Blnet (M) (11) Utile Warr.
McCargar 17) T (12) Todd
Hudkioa () T (II Clark
Melln (4) C (4) Whelchel
Walker (7) G (4) Bowea
Stewart (5) G (4) Hartman
Reserve aroring: Blue Hender-
ann S. Fennlmore I. Wariiora Mc-
Cormark 1. Calaba 1. CXflciala: Gib-
aon and Wllkinaon.
teli C.oldi (t)
Jonei I Si T
T
C
G
a
Polta 1 2
Barllett (l
Brunkel 1 10)
Plhurn l
Renervet arorlnf
7. MrDonalda I. Official: Annen and
AUtv,
Grayt
Gilbertaon
(21 Gettii
Younaquut
(1) Blllinga
141 Mutton
Gold Bergland
(13)
(3)
SaiidY Pioneers
Top Central '5'
CEKTRAL - (Special) - The
Sandy Pioneers remained undefeat
ed in Willamette Valley League
piay wnn a i io jo viciory over T r 11 f
the host Central High School Pan- Newport KollS UVff
thers here Friday night. The Pion
eers now sport a 2-0 league record
while Central stands at 1-1.
Philomath by 49-38
PHILOMATH ( Special ) Visit-
Sandy jumped into a 16-3 lead in,ng Newport deleted Philomath
the first quarter and were never in
trouble the rest of the way. By half
time Central was down 2411, hav
ing hit less than 10 of their field
shots. Sandy's lead read 44 to 27 at
the end of three quarters. Bob Law
son and Leon Nilson each got 14
points for the winners to tie for
game honors, while Jack Boyle
tallied 11 for the Panthers. Central
won the JV prelim, 47 to 40.
49-38 here Friday night in a non
league game after leading all the
way.
North Salems
Nab Victory
'Continued from preceding page)
fielders by Coach Ken Hunt's lo
cals made it 34 to 20 at the inter
mission. Tom, who was high scor
er for the night with 18 points,
garnered two of these goals, while
McKee and Lee Weaver got one
apiece.
The Vikings really rolled in the
third chapter, tallying 21 counters
to the vuitors eight for a 53-28 ad
vantage. The final period was a
tight 11-10 in favor of Hunt's squad
as he played a quint made up of
four sophomores and a Junior.
McKee,. a ball hawking fast
break demon, followed Tom in lite
scoring parade with 14 poims.
Lammers was next with 11, seven
In the last eight minutes. Jim Hay
den topped the Warriors with iO.
The North Junior var.shy team
rambled to an easy 52-33 wtr. in
the preliminary over the ll'.inon
seconds. Forward Larry Patton
was high man in the winners cll
balanced scoring attack. (
Lebanon JV-Vie 111. Phillips
(11), Berglnl (01. Bmhnp ISI. Primes-
Guard Gerry Zetterburg topped j North Salem jv-ptton not. Dur-
the Victors in the Scoring COl- ham l. HarU-r 7l. Grave HI.
umns with 12 points. Center Sc0in, :,, sner U)i Veaui tn.
&naw lea rmiomatn witn 11. isnier m. arydon isi.
c.j . ' ,'!. (3S) G
ntwpon ncio quarter icaui vi
1211, 2718 and 37-32.
63 to 62. The eyelash close verdict
culminated a nip and tuck ball
game that had been tied at the
end of the first and last periods,
11-all and 55-all.
The Huskies enjoyed a 24 to 21
halftime lead but Silverton had the
advantage at the end of three quar
ters 40 to 37. Jack Berkey, who
ball League, and some Western
Canada officials that he was hurt
ing Canadian football. s
He said his club has not talked
to any NFL player this year who
is under contract or option.
Bell Blasts Taronte
He was commenting on a report
from New York in which Bell
provided a key overtime basket, criticized Toronto's raiding tactics.
topped the winners with 21 points. Bell said:
Hex Brown led the Fox five with ' "Tornnin has 1 th worst of.
Boxing Group
Loses License
BALTIMORE tu- The Maryland
Athletic Commission disclosed Fii-
&'f.h!S,lL,,'-?i-' WtH. "Kinney 224th, Floyd
Local Bowlers
Nab Top Spots
Salem bowlers took some of the
top spots in the Oregon Elks'
Bowling Assn. tournament held in
November and December at Mc
Minnville, according to the results
announced Friday.
Bill Osko and Tommy Thompson
nabbed fourth place in the doubles
event. In sixth place were Dick
Phipps and Sam Ramp.
In the tournament were 80 teams,
171 doubles, 342 singles and 323 all
events. Thompson placed 16th in all
events, Phipps 25th, Osko 65th,
Lewis McKinney 100th and Ramp
102nd.
Osland's Elks of Salem took
seventh in the team event and
Elks No. 2 of Salem 43rd, with
Dick Phipps Elks 60th.
Salem bowlers placing in the sin
gles were Ramp 45th, Vern Haugen
looih, Jim Ross 135th, Osko 187th,
Duane Cushman 200th, Millard Pe
coaching at Gettysburg (Pa) Col-
lege. '
The 38 year-old Davies says bas
ketball In the college ranks has
deteriorated since he played at
Seton Hall from 19.18 until 1942.
lie says the zone defense is popu-
now because old coaches are
tiring and the new mentors are
former high school coaches who
stressed the zone.
Davies says players who play
zone defense In college never will
be good pros. "You've got to he
iihle to guard your man and switch
properly to make the grade in the
NBA. the greatest college player
who is accustomed to guarding an
area instead of a man couldn't
even guard his little brother in the
pro league.
Wants Zone Outlawed
"The zone is spoiling college
basketball and college basketball
players, and I'd like to see It out
lawed for. the benefit of the kids
themselves."
Davies also thinks the colleges
will come around to using some
version of the pro's 24 second rule.
The NBA players must attempt
a shot at the basket within 24 sec
onds or lose possession. "If such
a time limit rule ever does come,
I think the college players should
be allowed 34 to 35 seconds be
fore having to take a shot," Davis
said.
Former Rochester Star
Davies, who starred with the
Rochester Royals in the National
Basketball Association, says the
Vros outlawed the zone and "the
game Is better for it. Players who
play zone defense are retrogress
ing because it discourages Individ
ual development, while man-toman
players are progressing be
cause they are playing all-round
basketball as it was intended to
be played. '
"Sure, I might be able to win
more games by using the zone,
but I believe a coach must first
think of the individual develop
ment of his players. Man-to-man
defense encourages individual de
velopment and that's the import
ant thing," Davies says.
20. Silverton won the JV mix 45
; to 28.
N. Marios (() ((2) Sllvertou
Jone 7 " . (21 Kelly
Mi-Lin (141 T 13i Skirvtn
Beckey (21) C 1201 Brown
Lowrie (17) G (101 Xuend
Limb (0) G (71 Weeka
Reserve! Scoring: Silverton Over
field 4. N. Marlon Nyberg 4. Of
ficials: Coleman and Bell.
Cougars Get 5148
Win Over Cowboys
fender and still is the worst of
fender. I don't think Sonshine has
done Canadian football any good."
To which Sonshine commented:
"Apparently all Bell wants is for
me to return Dublinski, Shipp and
a couple other boys I picked up
last year."
He was referring to quarterback
Tom Dublinski and lineman Billy
Shipp, whom he grabbed from
NFL clubs for the 1955, season.
! Arena Snorts Club headed fay Ben- K , 0sIun'd mh
nip I PAl I ff 1 v-s rv i A Suw m (m i
... . yi uuiuic , '"land Henry Landis 301st
Maryland. i
Julius Helfand, chairman of the ,
New York Athletic Commission
and former racket busting district
Amity Warriors Spill
81 to 47
es
anr (44)
Lawaon 14)
Nilsen 114)
Flynn 110)
Cray (0)
Anderson (Z)
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(2l Kdlzel
111) Bovle
lit Hrdgea
(01 Havrman
Reserves Scorlnt: Sandv: Motiel Z.
WcVev S Central; Petersen I, Love
lace 1. King S. Travis 3.
Officials; Becker and Calller.
Molalla Indians Nab
Second WVL Victory
CANBY (Special) - High
scoring Molalla won their second
Willamette Valley League vic
tory in a row here Friday night,
crushing host Canby 67-49.
The victors, a heavy favorite
to be among the top clubs in
league play, gained a 3523 half
time margin and led 51-37 at the
end of the third quarter. Ten
men hit the scoring column for
the winners.
. Guard Ron Lewis of Molalla
topped all scorers with 19 points.
For Canby, Forward Knox was
high with 13.
Molalla raced to a 73 37 win
In the JV game.
Philomath (IS)
Woods (10)
Roberta S
Shaw ill)
Chamber! IZ)
Goodwin II)
(4 Newport
(Si LeMaster
110) Graves
ill Crowell
(1Z) Zetterburg
141 Braxburg
Philomath
Coolldge .. 0
Patlison 1
Bachman 1
While Z
Hayden i
Blanchett Z
Miller .1
Adkini , , 1
Leatherman I
Reserves Scoring
Smith Z. Daugherty 1. Funk I. New
port Simmonda 4. Bailey S. Off)
ciala: Marsteri and Emigh.
MoUlU (17)
Myrick )
Sarty iZ
Parker 19)
Ah 4 10)
Ron Lewis (ISI
(41) fanbv
U3I Knox
-4l)-arhow
5i Tralton
(21 Prllati
(101 Ft.el
Molalla -Mooer
F -serves scoring
4. Reed I. King 4. Orburn I, Whit 1
Canby Anderson I. Darling I,
Harms Z. Berk 1. Officials: Boyle
and O'Donnell.
Corbett Team Topples
Perrydale 48 to 35
" PERRYDALE - (Special) - Cor
bett swept to a 48-35 Hill River
Valley League victory over Perry
dale here Friday night on the
shooting of Guard Don Windust,
who scored II counters.
The Corbetts grabbed a 22-19
halftime margin and increased it
to the final 13 point difference by
the end of the clash. Guard Larry
Massey topped Perrydale with 1ft.
Corbett copped the Jayvee clash
36-32.
Perry al (U)
Phillip 0)
Heibenthal (4)
Trink (11)
Gingerich 14)
Massey (II)
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(IS) Carkett
ill Angelo
(01 Howell
(4) Birney
(111 Law
(II) Windust
Reserves Scoring: Corbett. Cowling
1. Officials: Bchoppcrt and Anocraon.
Timbenvolves Whip
Colton Hoopers, 59-35
; COLTON (Special) - Mill City
got off to an early lead here Fri
day night and went on to down
Colton, 59 33, in a non-league ball
game. Mill City led at the half,
28 17.
, Don Lemke was the game 'i high
scorer as he poured in 22 points for
Mill City's Timberwolves.
r in the Jayvee mix, Mill City
won 45-4L
Chemawa Indians Roll
Over OSD 68 to 34
CHEMAWA (Special) The
Chemawa ndi.ns romped to an
easy 68 to 34 Marion County B
League victory over Oregon
School for the Deal's Panthers
here Friday night. The Indians
raced to a 21-3 in the first quar
ter and were never headed. They
led at halftime 81 to 15 and at
the third rest stop 43 to 23.
Delvin Thompson of OSD was
high scorer for the game, rack
ing up 16 points. Ned Sam was
the top pointsman for the win
ners with 14. Ten Chemawans
hit the scoreboard, with f -r pot
ting ten or more.
rna u
Lundmark (I)
Neioo ill
frten III ,
Aumsker l)
fienthm (ll
m MIH CUy
III Gregory
Z2) Lemk
(Hi Ellington
ill Crook
( Baseett
Reserve Scoring- Mill City Boa
4. Epperson t. Mine I, Bevier X.
LoiLeo Cfctftin t, Brewm L
OSD (M) ,
Totals
North Salem (U)
I.ammeri
Tom
Weaver
McKee
Lor
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CASCADE HIGH SCHOOL 'Spe
cial) Host Cascade turned on
the scoring heat in the final pe
riod here Friday night to defeat GATES (Special) Amity's War-
Prineville M-48 in a non-league I riors ran up a first quarter lead
hoop clash. The same two teams! of 25-4 here Friday night and con
meet at 8 o'clock Saturday night, tinued to pour in the points as they
The Cougars came from a 29-26 defeated Gates, 81-47, in a Marion
deficit to go ahead 41-40 at the County B League game.
end of the third quarter, then Amity's scorinz was well soread
poured it on in the final period j with Wally Wood and reserve Doyle
to win going away. ! Butler each getting 13. High point
Gene Speer and Jim Towery led ; man in the game was Gates' Otis
Cascade with 11 apiece. Dale, Chance who potted 22.
Shumway was high for the night j Ami( M lhe haf
with 23 for the Cowboys. at lhrMHnjarter mark, 60-37.
in tne prelim, iNortn baiem s
Sophs triumphed over the Cascade
Jayvees 49-19.
attorney from Brooklyn, charged
recently that Trotta was an asso
ciate of Frankie Carbo, described
as boxing's underworld boss.
Marshall Boone, chairman of the
Maryland commission, said it was
Holland's statement and additional
information from the Baltimore
city police department which led
to revoking the license held by
Trotta and his son-in-law, Angjlo
Muhafo.
Partner Still Missing
The club was originally tlie
Squires Athletic Club. Big Sam
Zannino, partner with Trotta under
that name, disappeared and bis
bloodstained car was later found
in Delaware. He has not been
heard from since.
Trotta has not been informed of
the suspension. He became ill at
his home Wednesday night and
was taken to Union Memorial Hos
pital.
Wliitworlh Club Bows
To Montana Staters
B0ZEMAN, Mont. ( Montana
State overcame a Whitworth lead
in the closing minutes Friday
night to down the Pirates, 63-58,
and break a four-game losing
streak. .
The Bobcats permitted the Spo
kane, Wash., school only five points
in the game's last 74 minutes.
Fred Ingaldson, senior forward,
paced the Bobcat winning drive
with eight points in the last min
utes. They came after a shot by
sophomore forward Loren Sax put
the 'Cats ahead to stay, 56-54, with
4'i minutes remaining.
State led 31-28 at halftime. .
The teams meet again Saturday
night.
Cauade (S4)
Pflug S)
Speer 111)
Erhammer 1 1)
Towery 111)
Grimes (I)
Reserve! icorlng: Cascade Smith
4. Downer Z, Wilkenson Z. Peten I.
Prineville Mclntyr 2, Davidson Z.
Robertson 4, Warren I Officials;
Vandervoort and -Hamilton. '
(41) Prlaevlll
T (Zi Jonei
F (Z) McKenzi
C IS) Moon
G (Z.I) Shumway
G (ZI Crane
Amity (II)
T. Hubbard (4)
Ehlers ill
Fuller (1ZI
Casteel I4
Wood 1 13 1
F
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(41) Gates
(14) Moor
121 Chance
(2) McWhirk
. (I) Vail
(1) Schaer
Totals Z4 II 14 M
Lebanon II S S 1031
North Salem JO 14 21 11 M
Fre throw missed: Lebanon 10.
North Salem 11. Technical foul: Leb
anon, I each. Officials: Hendne and
Wlckeri. '
Bend Lava Bears
Nip Albany 57-55
ALBANY (Special) Forward
Don Lenaberg dropped in a loop
ing howitzer with just three sec
onds to play here Friday night
to give Bend a 37-53 upset vic
tory over the Albany Bulldogs.
The defeat knockd the Bull
dogs out of a District 8-A-l fir t
place tie with the South Salem
Saxons, who edged pact Sweet
Home in another district clash.
Bend tied up the score on re
serve Jimmy Cannon's twojpoin'er
with three minutes to go. They
then held onto the ball until the
final second desperation shot by
Lenaberg that dropped in. --
Albany (M)
Move (14)
McConnell III)
Wilier! (141 .
Torgeson (0)
Wilson I ISI
Canby Defeats Dalian :
In Wrestling Match
DALLAS (Special) Canby de
feated Dallas 41-7 in the first Wil
lamette Valley League dual wres
tling match of the season here
Friday night. Winneri were: 97
Draw, Jack Biggie of Canby and
Gordon Jones of Dallas: 106
Paul Lafarge. Canby; 114 Bob
Mitchell. Canby; 122 - Draw, Don
Rice, Canby and Norm Coote, Dal
las; 129-Paul Roth, Canby; 135
Dick Chrisner, Canby.
140 - Dick Enquist, Dallas: 147 i DAYTON (Special) The
Dale Eargel. Canby; 156 Fred Dayton Pirates won a Yawama
Garuemcr; Canby 157. David League game from Banks Braves
Schneider, Canby; 177 Jerry j here Friday night by a 64 to 58
Miles, Canby; heavyweight Norm count The Braves held an 18 to
Reserve Scoring:
(37) Brad
(4) Anderson
(14) Lenaberg
(S) Coleman
(ISI Olson
(14) Bonaell
Bend. Cannon 1
Dayton Takes Yawama
Victory From Banks
Reserves scoring: Amity Butler 13.
Kadell , Meeker S. Rlchter Z. rig
land S. J. Hubbard S. Officials: Don
ovan and Zito.
Roth, Canby.
M) TterMiawa
tllioU ! I - itr- TeHier
Briltoa 111 r (14) Sam
Thompson (II) C (II Bremner
CoU 141 O (11) Canp
Woo (1) G (4) Brown
Reserve acortng: Chemawa Net Z,
Wilaon 4, Lu-r Z, Meninlck I. Ban
Unu IS. OSD Buckley S. Official:
ltv and Adrtao.
Siletz Nabs Win
FALLS CITY (Special) -Center
George Thompson led
Siletz to a 49-32 basketball vic
tory over Falls City here Friday
night with a 13 point scoring
ipree.
The victors jumped off to a
big 2911 halftime margin and
coanted to victory in the second ;" (
half. They led 37-23 at the end i B,ver Tjzi
oi tne third period. Mieu aiso Maiier 7
won the JV game 45-29. --v
14 lead, at 4 he end of the first
period, but Dayton grabbed the
advantage at the other two rest
stops 39 to 27 and 51 to 37.
Gene Walther led the winners'
attack with 19 points, but high
scoring Don Beaver of the Braves
grabbed off game honors with
23. In the JV preliminary the
Dayton seconds downed the
Banks' B team, 48 to 26V
Bank! (il)
Falls City (IZ)
Pslmer (14)
D. Carver (I)
Emhre III
B. Carver (I)
Vntel (41
(4) Sllert
f (SI C. Thompson
T (HI Gregory
C(ll) G. Thompson
G (0) Baylor
G (II Downe
Reserve tearing: flltU MilMr
Person l4t -
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(4) DaytM
(IZ) Lsmbert
(I) Hedrecork
fill Budk
(ISi Walther
-tZf NMttbror.
Reserves Scoring: Dayton Vest 11.
rinlcum Z. Banks: Wise 1. Mnhre.
. Official WraUMTbM and Blkly.
George Nicholson; former spar
ring partner for Joe Louis, is a
New York City bank guard.
UNIVERSITY BOWL
Ladies Minor League team re
sults: Team No. 7 (Dorothy Men
nis 436) 1. Team No. 5 (Mary
Narducci 436) 3; Mt. Fir Lbr.
(Helen Hearing 427) 4, Team No.
( (Mary Phillips 379 ) 0; Team No.
3 (Jean Domes 430 ) 2, Hollywood
Finance tMelodee Palmer 410) 2;
Team No. 4 (Roberta Fox 487) 4,
Ladd It Bush (Peggy Short 405) 0.
High team series, Team No. 4,
1667; high team game, Team No.
4, 563; high individual scries, Ro
berta Fox of Team No. 4, 487;
high individual game, Roberta Fox
of Team No. 4, 178.
CAPITOL ALLEYS
Mercantile No. 1 League team re
sults: Blue Lake Packers 4. Pink
Elephant 0; Jonesway Market 3.
Truax Oil 1; Joycee's 1, Santiam
Hardware 3; Philippi Motor 2, Wol-
gamott'i Auto Service 2; Ramage's
2. Shryock'i Mens Wear 2; Kent
Real Estate 3, Salem Smoke Shop
1.
High team series, Blue Lake
Packers 2909; high team game,
Santiam Hardware 1036; high in
dividual series, Ed Logan of Wol-
gamott's 236583; high individual
game, Ed Logan of Wolgamott s,
236.
Other high scores: Chet Boyce
209570, Glen Jones 212-562. Gil
Schachtskk 211568. Len Turn-
bull 210-556, John Rayburn 556,
Jack Olney 546 and Care .Hen
drick 203-532.
Capitol Minorettes League re
sults Friday: Team No. 9 (1)
Showers, 348; Blue Lake Packers
(3) Lewis. 433; W. C. Dyer k Sons
(3, Goble'405; Team No. I (1)
Zamzow 316; Ladd's Market (3),
Unrein 411, Ed's Market d Males,
374; The Hub (4) Loken, 479, Team
No. 2 (0 Davey, 382; Commercial
Credit f3' Cunningham 415,' Pay
less Drugs (1) Burch. 411.
High individual game, Maudeea
Burch. 171. High individual series,
Alice Loken;-479. High team game,
The Hub, 715. High team aeries,
The Hub, 2128.
Redwing Bowmen
Set Shoot Sunday
Salem's Redwing Bowmen will
hold a team shoot Sunday with the
Panther Bowmen of Carlton. Both
teams are handicapped in the Ore
gon Bow Hunters flint round and
will shoot the team match based
on this handicap.
Team members of the Redwings
are Bob Norton, Chuck Anglin,
Vern Bennett and Ed Isaac of the
first team and Nick Beanett. Bob
Hinkle, Leo Dumler and Keith
Bateman of the second team.
The match will be held at the
Salem club's indoor range at the
Keizer skating rink, starting at 1
p.m. Spectators are welcome to
attend.
Mill City to Play
MILL CITY -(Special)- The
Mijl. City Timberwolves have a
scheduled basketball game with; players
Brownsville High here Saturday
night, with the varsity event to
start at eight o'clock in the high
school gym.
Canada Eyes
Single League
WINNIPEG ("-A Joint meet
ing of Canada's Western and East
ern pro football leagues Friday
recommended the formation of
single Canadian football league,
embracing both groups.
The recommendation, made' at a
closed session, will be brought up
either Saturday or Sunday at sep
arate annual meetings of the two
leagues. If approved, it will mean
the-two leagues wrould operate un-
der similar rules including the
number of imports carried by each
team. Last year the Western
League permitted 12 players from
the United States but was required
to cut down to 10 the Eastern Big
Four limit for the Grey Cup play
off. . .
The delegates also discussed an
interlocking or partially interlock
ing schedule, a common draft of
negotiation list of Canadian college
players, and either a negotiation or
draft list on American college
Lightweight boxing champion
Wallace (Bud) Smith won the Na
tional AAU flyweight crown in 1947.
Tidr Table
TIDES FOR TAFT, OREGOX
January Tim HgM
(Compiled by V. 8. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Portland. Ore.)
Tim right
Low Water
1:23 p m. 01
1214 a.m. Z 4
Z .11 p.m. I S
124 am. 17
J 3J p.m. -A J
1J.1 am. Z I
" 4 ZS p.m. -0 9
1:44 a.m. 2 7
1:14 p.m. -I S
4:4S a.m. 15
1:00 p.m. -1.4
145 a m. 21
I 43 p.m. -14
I 38 a.m. I S
7 23 p.m. -1.1
):.1Z a.m. 15
1:01 p m. -0.T
1:25 a m. H
I 43 p.m. -0 1
1 20 a.m. 11
I 24 p.m. I I
High Waters
21 103 a m. II
M p.m. 4 3
22 S SS a.m. 71
I 4 p.m. 4 4
23 7 :S6 a.m. 7 S
10:04 p.m. 4 7
24 I SS a m. 7T
- 11 -0Z p m. S t
29 1:33 a.m. 71
11 50 p m. I S
21 10:30 a.m. II
27 12 32 a.m. 31
11:43 a.m. 71
25 1:12 a m. 13
12:34 p m. 7 7
2f 1 51 am. II
12S p m. 71
30 2:32 a.m. 17
217 p m. 17
11 3 12 a m. II
3:11 p.m. 10
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