Cat Soph Top
Eyes; Naull
TV jft TTS Tt
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Best Score, Ted Hits
5 For Lead
f,, ; rr'? ''-!?" frnm . nr. Is the new I NaulU is the top rrbounder with
held hnn, J; Va" 'TIT "1 hat Partmont. having i 16.5 per. cent, having recovered
in .h P.,i7i , 7.; 'IS A , 111 w 01 1M llcia Seal attempts. 1 145 of all rebounds 879 in UCLA'
Vdnesdav while Tri VT aT f, T s lcadtT- G Van j 10 games to date. Coshow is re
NauUrMntiniH.l'i Wllllei balder, dropped from the ratings, bouncing at 14.5 per cent. Ardor
Fi t 129 P" cent. Franklin.
u, uir n.:oi two neia goals per game
Commissioners off.ee showed that Second to Robinson wag cam
Robinson, firing at a 46.5 per cent, mate Bob Blake with 46.J per cZ.
wnne jack Lovrich, Southern Cali
fornia, had 45.7 per cent. Morris
Taft. UCLA 45 6 per cent and
Jack Mitchell. 43.1 per cent.
Naulli Gets 211
Naulls has tallied 211 paints in
10 games for the scoring lead while
his running mate. Taft. is tied for
i sccono. at 207, with Dave Gambce
Russia Aims
Athletic Blow
Tl'rt. it a
as a world athletic power but he , ' at " lhe on,y other ment points
Khll i-n,,M ... .... player with an averaee in exee. ?. . . . i . n,.
Supreme
12.3 per cent, and Brown, 11.9 per
cent. '
Cary Linked
In Open Golf
HOUSTON l-Cary Middlecoff,
Hoopers Paced
Bv Sehadcwilz
SEATTLE u Eastern Oregon
College's deadly gunner, Ted
Schadewitz. slipped into the lead
this week among the Northwest's
basketball point producers by
boosting hie average U. 21i count
ers per tussle.
He oushed Seattle Universitv'i
u. Dick Stricklin back into second
puct, .BiuuHign smcKiin s we
mvor hut h. ". "'c oiny uiner . - .. rtoints wax ton total for th imcmi
Khll wnniH nM ,,,,, . ..... player with an averane in excess; . . . at th -w. ri m
.m-n-U of 20 ooints. wraaiecoii returned to -action . Z . y . . "'
r . ,n country, i n(. . . -Moiaay arter a week's rest and a Jscnaaewitz nad 474 points after:
..i .u . ! 19V Ijtrrv Rivb U'achinotnn ctotn i "re H 1 1 1 u nicmuriai rarR umtuga. fun i uiiur
1 Saw Ine Russians tra nine for "" ZT'.' L ."1 " f'aie. nr, hn lit.. . .!! I.,. nf t infioM
the winter Olympics. They told me 7 hmV a strong lleryfae'o waslhird .nd RVcdweV, oTcol!!
they would win the rhamninnchm "unnc, souinern California. 166; . . ' ,na . 1A.n ... . ...
Top Favorites i Roundine out the Bit? Five iiwt '
Other top favorites are big Mike a shade under 20 was Portland's
Souchak. the HrfpnHina rh
Bauscher retained his lead , nd youn,g Gene Littlcr' winncr f! Barely off the pace with a 19-point
k. i ii ...:.u ... last weeks Texas Onen at San
Antonio. Three Houston products. . U. Bill Machamer. Linfield. was
Slugger Mathom Prepares -$tat-fsmanvSalrm' 0rc-' Thurs-. rd. 2.3, :r, (sec.
Albany to Play
Corvallis Tcani
Monday ATiit
The Albany and Corvallis Hich
basketball teains will play at Gill
Coliseum in Corvallis Monday
night to determine the No. 4 entry
In the District I A-l tournament
here later next week. The an
nouncement was made yesterday
by Carl Aschenbrenner. South Sa-
they would win the champions hip Se"rL f' 8" n
without anvrdoubt. The did m.?"? Brown- Stanford. 157; Max.-t. ,
Russians also told me they hoped ku"1 f0"' ,f,nd J,m Co
and en.tH . ' show. Washington. 152.
nL; ".L: ."" "w!lad Retained
cl;j c . r . . bill
.-uppon .ounni , . ,. , ,. - - - - ----
States llaHo? L u "1 tcmPts- perki 78 per
ktk "comiliS Vux Wor,d ath: cent; Blake. 77 per cent; LovriVh.
auSeT Z f 1 U d "0t 76 8 r a"d Carlie Frank
f r n LI TZrlT , "n. Oregon. 76.7 per cent.
Would like to see our nmnU sot
behind our Olympic teams more
solidly."
Justice Douglas said first-hand
look at the Russians' state-supported
athletic program showed him
"an athletic director in every little
city, in every farm and every fac
tory." Youngsters Trained
"I can tell you this," he said,
Big 3 Atop
PCC Fig ures
i.;V '.
connecting at an 18.6 clip. Marv
Adams of Whitworth checked in at ?
18 2 and Lnren Anderson of Seattle i
T- . w- rt a
racmc ana uave uamDee ot ure- ,
were averaging 18.1 j
Jimmy Demaret, Jackie Burke Jr.,
and Tommy Bolt, also have fared
well so far or the winter tour.
Souchak was a 5-1 favorite. Lit
tler 6-1. Bolt 8-1, and Burke and 'gon State
Demaret 12-1. each.
A year ago Souchak. trailinu bv i
four strokes after the third round, i
fired a fourth round 65 on the 7,! finks Joins Irish
122 yard, par 72 Memorial lavout!
to grab $6 000 in top money with a i PITTSBURGH im - oinrter.
record 72-hole score of 273. Jback Jimmy Finks of the Pitts-
Leading Money Winner (burgh Steelcrs Wednesday accent-
t rt 1 r. ... rt . ... 1 Villo A( thn ninn 11 .... -i A - L.J.KJJ U ! . 1 1 .
L.U3 a.iui.L,S i special) I uiiic iiciiuu3 nuuaiun ku a uamitiu cuacning joo ai
UCLA. Washineton and Southern tournaments have been won at 277. Notre Dame, the Jub announced.
r. . I - I ..... ... I In n I i . t :..!.. ,L. 1 ' W! An , I rw I
ii, i vamornia dominated me racitic oumuuu w uua-r, me leaaing ine o-year-oia lormer luisa uni-
there is a fellow in any part Coast Conference basketball team ' money winner for 195., Thursday's versity star joined the Steclers
KUSSifl who can run Mncrnui Bnt.nt;nJ. ..i j h-.-i j- i-!finM inln4ac all MnM laa
in ins
I i
n
'awaps
Iraiiis
For Race
California Colt
Runs Saturday
1 i ABPAniA CM im c.. 7 L
j Social Outcast, the highweights of ,lcm Hlgh Principal who u chair-
me neia in the 1100.000 added man 01 we aisinct committee.
Santa Anita Handiean Satnrrlnv i Riu siwl KntK Cs...tV. vw
r . w,.f wm.1i auu ..uiiii
j took easy gallops around the race, Salem have qualified for the four-
..,auo.. icojii (tid)uui nere. .onn saiem
Neither Swaps nor Social Out-; made it Tuesday night by defeat
cast was asked for speed and their j ing South Salem 53-49. winding up
gallops were not clocked. in a tie in the standings with th
Rex C. Ellswo. Ys Swaps, the Saxons. Bend is winner of the dis
tftTC ir.a i - i
ivemucay ueroy cnampion, i irici race.
II , mZ ? .f" ,rJ0nly this wason "ny ha, downed
54 months. But in that period an Corvallis by 41-40 and 62-55 score.
ailing hoof was operated on. and a
recurrence of the trouble inter-1
rupted a training program that was 1 f TV
already being hastened. UllOOrC W HIS
But last week Swan finatlv ant
back under colors, which horsemen) R-J
describe as a miraculous, almost L3U 11 It I UOlll
unDeiievahie tribute to his trainer,
Meshach Tenney.
Obviously "short," Swaps none-
tneiess won. He carried 127 pounds.
LOS ANGELES (A-Light heavy
reight champion Archie Moora
Wednesday won a "technical deci-
rareu wiae me enure mile and oiw. inn" tk. n-.t :- p.-.-
sixteenth and beat a field that in-(Athletic Commission when approv
&lnAn Dnkkn Dmao AflA
. a j , w"u' balne al was given for him to box Bob
Judge and Joe Jones. Dunlap in an overweight match
Saturday he 11 far th unu .t c. n i
threats, plus Social Outcast. Mist- -n. , . , . .
er Gus and others & .commission previously had
Cial Outcast fi. nn ' " , "? PWB1U Moore tO fight
ct Kussia wto can run, Moscow statistics released Wednesday by
Will knnw shniit him ltv.n.nj;ni.i.. n.
..... H.niicuiiw:iy. me commissioners oince.
JoungSrT, Ita to . SnK1 UCLA ranked first in to,al of'
"In TienLn on the Russian-Chi-' TLtrntl t
in the o,hor ,ive dc-
S7hetnTvn!edTnht'irnSiarrS L'CLA- earlier in the year
i:,tvE.r,, 15 ,1 nHC hAd Poin' -gin in total Jcor-
h ,.i,i', . j . '"s "ver us nearest nvai, nas naa
he athletes stayed right there to tnat cad reduced to less than
Yankees Sign
Andy Carey
"They told me there that they 70 V to USC aid 66 for Ca imrnia ' NtT Y0RK " The YankpM
sould win the winter Olympics be- Smmandufg "SrTty ' i f H tlwr name of third bas,man
:ause in training they already had Th Rmin. h.L nLJ Carey " S contract
Rrrwidx Surpassed
seven points, the Bruins having
averaRed 77.4 points per game, to
field includes all the winter tour
champions Lloyd Mangrum, Los
Angeies open; Demaret. Palm
Springs Invitational; Paul
O'Leary. Imperial Vallev Ooen:
Ted Kroll, Tucson Open, and Mid
dlecoff, Phoenix Open.
ANDREWS WHIPS KILftORE
BRADENTON. Fla Sluturr EdHI. Milk... .1 Ik. mii-....i. b .1 Miivit Drira r-i-
-... - Drarri "n. rm. w Al UaVUHl (We. Chief insDectOT for
perspirei at he sits iA a portable steam bag Wednesday at the dub's ! Andrews- 1M. st- Pa"'. Minn., out- the commission in Southern Cali-
nrln training v... r-j.il- -j . Pointed Rillv Kilsnre 1R7U Mii. fr.rnU J tk. k.- l:n.j
DunlaD because of a lone harsin
commitment to meet another Cali
fornia boxer. Frankie Daniels.
Gayton Fre. chief inspector for
m " . ' - ' vi.mm.wwii WIIVIU VOJil"
spring training camp here. Eddie and several other Braves are P' ? B ly Kllore- I67Vi. Mia- fornia, said the ban was lifted
doing some preliminary conditioning before official ooeniac of eluh'ii' "'5 j" 'ground , when it was discovered that Dan-
training seal, (AP Wlrepho.o) ' I SSTtSal ' ' 1 ""
A Heidelberg
FIRST!
cause in training they already had The Bruins have a commanding
surpassed every world record in , superiority in reboundine. havinc
many events."
Douglas described the Russians
picked off 513 to their opponents'
366 for M.5 per cent. Southern
as 'very sports-minded people. California is rebounding at 54 per
Every little village has a soccer j cent and California at 52.8 Der
team."
"I also saw evidence of much
basketball and tennis being played
there, too. There is no doubt that
the Russians want to take over
the American dominance of world
sports," Douglas said.
AAU Hoopers
Set for Meet
cent.
Southern Cal's floor shooting
mark of 40.2 per cent on 293 field
goals in 730 attempts is a shade
ahead of UCLA's 39.7 per cent and
California's 39.2 per cent.
Huskies Tops
Washington has retained its team
free throw honors at 68.2 per cent
with 257 points in 377 attempts
while Southern Cal has 66.2 per
cent and UCLA 65.9 per cent.
Defensively, Washington has
given up 559 points a game to
rank atop the Trojans, who have
The Marion Molnn n.iint nf allowed 58.5 and California, 59.1.
Salem, the Cascade Plywoods 0(!Th H'M have held foes to 31.4
Lebanon, the Eueene Paddocks ; cont' having given up but 236
a. ..I . I r. . . . hplri cnalu in 7;i ehnte Cmilham
nu eiiiiiT ine mruann iiiunnnr i - i"
More or the I nniruioiu Uoch 1
Cal has allowed 32.7 p
- it it tu,, tn-
try are scheduled to meet in a two
night basketball tournament at
Portland's Mt. Scott Community
Center starting Saturday night, to
determine the district AAU cham
pionship. The second night of the tourna
ment will be Monday and the win
ner of the four-team meet qualifies
for the state AAU playoffs at Al
bany later on. The Eugene Pad
docks, known to be one of the
Wednesday and now have only
nine unsigned players on their ros
ter.
Carey, a 25-year-old resident of
Alameda, Calif., tied teammate
Mickey Mantle for, the American
League lead in three-base hits last
season with 11 each. He also con
tributed seven homers and 19 Hon.
bles in 135 games and had a .257
Datting average. He was the 34th
Yankee to sign this season.
Der cent and
Stanford 34.5 per cent.
Gavilan Fight
Ref Dropped
LONDON I Britain's Bnxini?
RnarH nf Pnnlrnl U'oH
' " - ' v- w vwtiwui iivuiiiimuj nielli
mrunser v ouuiis in we state, revoked the license of the 71-year-will
be among the favorites at 'old referee who gave London Wel
Fortland. itcrweight Peter Waterman a con-
The Albany club, which is made j traversal decision over former
up mostly of last year's Coast Con-; welterweight world champion Kid
ference champion Oregon State, Gavilan.
Beavers, gains a state tourney Referee Ben Green's verdict in
berth automatically as host team the in-mnnH fioht at IjmW Mar.
una jrcai .
Calhoun, Fullmer
Slate Ring Bout
NEW YORK tin Rory Calhoun,
Washington
Catcher Goes
WASHINGTON Wl - The Wash
ington Senators Wednesday gave
catcher Bruce Edwards an uncon
ditional release.
Edwards, a onetime star catcher
for the Brooklyn Dodgers, devel
oped arm trouble and became a
third baseman in the Pacific Coast
League before the Senators drafted
him a year ago.
Used infrequently (he appeared
in only 30 games), Edwards batted
.175 last year.
Edwards at 32 was the oldest
player on the Washington roster.
Olympic Athletes
Handed Warning
NEW YORK ( - The athletes
who take the first three nlaces in
their events in the Olympic track
ana neia tryouts June 29-30 won t
be assured of places on the team
unless thev keen in condition.
Irving Schoolman, a member of
me uiympic Track and Field Com
mittee, told New York track writ
I rincav Stadium Feb. 7 was blasted
by virtually every British sports
writer. .
The BBBC. after an investiea-
i , . ' ' """-v, uai avaaa vi a. win-
tion. said Green i dor s on must r. that tiA uAik..n- m
stand for the record books but in November "won't be a joy ride
uu,-u- for one-two-three. .
I "It was felt, however, that on "U' nU. i. i.l. n. ,.di.
,tf,j -,, . ' , . .... v w tone me iuui iii man
Undefeated, 23 year old White this occasion his judgment was at, to Los Angeles for the final train
Plains. N. Y.. middleweight nrns- fault." !u. .,,;,4 n.. cm. ...... l
pect, Tuesday signed to meet Gene ; The BBBC statement explained will be alerted to the possibility
; n-'v a.. ..u uuu-uni-y may oe cauea in an emeKc
contender, at Madison Square Gar- scientious verdict as he saw the gency," he added. "Every athlete
den, March 16. j contest," Vit held that in view of
The husky, hard-hitting Calhoun his age it was best for him to re
racked up his 18th straight victory j tire as a referee,
and ninth kayo Monday night when I Promoter Jack Solomon aims to
he stopped Angelo dc Fendis of j stage a return between Waterman
Brooklyn in five rounds at St. ' and Gavilan.
Nicholas Arena. - I , . ... , , , , -
Calhoun was scheduled to meet!
Andre Tessier, of Springfield,
Mass., in a semi-final at the Gar
den March 9 but he was promoted
into the main event the week after
because of his triumph Monday.
Look and Iarn
By A. C GOKDON
Skateland Roller
Rink Contest Due
The Skateland Roller Rink in
West Salem will be the scene of
another contest Sunday night,
starting at nine o'clock, according
to Chet Naro, rink official. This
will be the fifth such contest and
is open to all amateur skaters
, , .. ,,, . wno snouia register lor the event
1. Can you place the foUowing'immediatey
capes - Good Hope, Horn, and, The two winning coupies in
. uV.i .i. i f.k . J Sunday's meet will be eligible
2. What is the speed of the wind,to enter the .,,. iinal, r,rMn.
"S..HrT!c.ne.l r . ax .I lm later on. Salem skaters last
. nnai n ine nisi wuiu in uir mnnth f n chri umnH in Pnp.
will be required to live up to a,
code that will be outlined by the
committee.
Golf Club Men's
Stag Set Tonight"
The annual Men's Club Stag for
members of the popular Salem
Golf Chib fraternity is to be held
tonight at Randall's Chuck Wagon.
Dinner and entertainment are in
cluded on. the program, which will
get under way at approximately
6:30 o'clock.
President Dick Hendrie of the
club urges a full turnout of the
membership. The affair will be
held in the basement portion of the
"Wagon."
first rhantor nf th Rihle?
4. What famous American hum
orist is noted for his "Fables in
Slang"? .
5. What state defeated a foreign
nation single-handed before apply
ing for admission to the United
States?
ANSWERS
land tournament.
Frank House Signs
'56 Tiger Contract
Chico Carrasquel, 2
I Rookies Sign Parts
CLEVELAND I Shortstop
Chico Carrasquel and two rookie
Ditchers have siened their iom
Cleveland Indians' contracts, the
baseball club announced Tuesday.
The Tribe now has 3S players
signed. Six others still must come
LAKELANO. Fla. UI Detroit 1 trm
Ti CTnr rotphiir Frank Wrutc Wi. Tk .-j i . .. .
...... ,. . ...... 111c ntwij ainiii'u rouKie P icn-
i. ine soumern rmrciimiri tji ursuoy Hgnm ma ijo comraci. ers are Marion Murszewski a
Africa. South America, and Flor-j With House in the 'old only seven southpaw who won nine and lost
players on the 43-member roster 1 14 with Indianapolis last summer
.till ... ..Ilnll. T- . . i, . .... ""'""'CI ,
auu ic ucKuuaiui(. iiu-y nar-ana ta uasque, a rigntnandcr who
vey Kuenn, Billy Hoeft, Jim Del-posted a 2 2 record at Indianapolis
sine. ' Earl Toreeson and ronkiei nd s.( mark at r,.i.. .....
Pete Wojey. Bob Tiefenauer and! after hi rfinrhare. i,.m nn
IHa rsrwtivclv
2. At least 75 miles an hour.
5. "In."
4. George Ade (16-1944. E
5. Texas, which had fought and
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