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Taltart Seeks
Tennis Drills
Sprinj Training
Needed by betters
NEW YORK l - Bill Talbert.
slated to be renamed captain of
the U. S. Davis Cup team this
week, proposed Tuesday a
month's "spring training" for
America"! depleted tennis forces.
"We should have something like
the baseball teams in Florida,"
the printing executive said. "If I
had mjr way and it were hu
manly possible I'd like to get
the squad together for a month
in May at some nice, quiet place
like Greenbrier (in West Vir
ginia). "But there are problems. Sam
may Giammalva it in college at
the University of Texas. Barry
.McKay, another fine prospect, is
at the University of Michigan.
Ham Richardson is back home
from England but he is contem
plating marriage.
Present Setup Dislike
"I think it's Just too much to
throw these kids together week
beiore an important match and
ay, 'okay, you're it.' It's bad for
the esprit de corps. It accom
plishes nothing."
Talbert hat been Davis Cup
captain the last three years, scor
ing a surprise victory in 1954, but
recently there have been reports
that he might be replaced. An in
formal poll of the tennis brass,
however,-indicates that Talbert'
Job Is safe. - -
Race Contest
Gets Started
A contest to determine "Mist
Stock Hard Top Auto Racing
Queen of 1956" for Salem's Holly
wood Bowl is now under way, ac
cording to Mrs. Harvey Weitman
officer in the Salem Capital Auto
Racing Association Auxiliary.
All girls 17 and II years of age
re eligible for the contest, and
the eventual winner will be the
recipient of a crown, court of
princesses and numerous gifts.
The highlights of the contest are
as follows:
1: Girls must be at least 17
years of age, and not over 18.
2: Girls must have parents' con
Bent to enter contest.
3: The girl selling the most tick
ets for the April 22 racing opener
at Hollywood Bowl will be crowned
queen, and those in the closest
runnerup positions will be the prin
cess. 4: Four princsss are to be
chosen.
5: Coronation will take place
April 22, during the first racing
card of the season at the bowl.
v. iirct:u Will ivwivf hit
phy, crown, season pass to Holly
wood Bowl, Jewelry and other mis
cellaneous gifts.
7: Princesses will alto receive
zms.
m. , a I- J l ax.
Capital Auto Racing Association
Auxiliary, and all girls interested
in entering art required to call
Mrs. Weitman (telephone 4-5527)
lor registration.
Tourney Set
The Northwest Class A and B
YMCA Volleyball Tournaments will
open match play Saturday morning
t.30 a.m. at Parrish Junior High
School, Larry Rich, tournament
chairman, said Tuesday.
There is no charge, with the
public invited to watch the 11
teams In action for the area cham
pionship." Teams representing Se
attle, Tacoma, Olympia. Portland.
Salem, Eugene, Medford, and
Boise will be in attendance.
Match play is to continue until
4:30, at which time the champion
chip playoffs will be held between
the top ranking teams.
In addition to Rich, committee
men responsible for this event are
Cecil Quessth, Wayne Schrunk, Dr.
Leon Barrick and Otto Skopil.
Players representing the Salem
quad are Ed Fitzsimons, Dutch
Holland. Bert Cole, Bob Ward,
Wayne Schrunk. Charlie Nee, Tim
Lyons, Fred Morgan and Dick
Rota.
Junior Colleges
Play 1st Round
HUTCHINSON, Kan. I First
round scores In the National Jun
ior College Basketball Tourna
ment Tuesday:
Boise (Idaho) 70, Arkansas State
57
Craceland (la.) 64,' : Coffeyville
(Kan.) 59
lloberly (Mo.) 10, Eastern Ari
zona 17
Kilgore (Tel.) 70, Jacksonville
Fla.) 69
Hannibal (Mo.) M. Garden at;
(Kan.) 71
Hew York City Tech 77. Itasca
Minn.) 71
Meet Set Monday
For Duck Hunters
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Spring chapter of tht Oregon
Duck Hunters will meet Monday.
March 26, at I pjn. at the Salem
Gun Club vita a movie pianneo
titled "On the Wing." The' film
is from tha Field k Stream lib
rary and covers foosa bunting
from ttart ta finish. ,
Les Zumwatt, regional supervi
sor of the bUte Came Commis
sion, will b present ta discuss
rroMems of migratory waieriowi
in t'.e local area, lie w3 also
cover development in new refuses
$zi ihooticg (rounds.
T Volleyball
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OCE Releases
Ball Schedule-
OREGON COLLEGELOF-EDU-CATION,
Monmouth (Special)
Oregon College's baseball team
has two weeks remaining in which
to whip into shape for their first
game April 2 against Pacific at
Forest Grove. The first outing for
the Wolves will be a doubleheader.
Nine of last year's regulars are
back with Coach Bob Livingston's
team this season, which should
give them a good chance at re
peating for the Oregon Collegiate
Conference championship.
The complete schedule is as
follows:
April S. Pacific (t) it Tor-it
Orovt; April I. Oron Stat at Cor
vallit: April S, Pacific 121 at Mon
mouth; April 12, LinfiHd (2) at'
Monmouth: April 17, Ore on at Eu
fane; April IB, Ceorfe Fox (21 at ,
N-wberi: April IK. Portland ftatal
(21 at Portland: Aorll 27. PnrlUnrt 1
V. at Monmouth; May 1, Clark 1C ,
IZI ai Monmouth; May 4. Portland !
U. at Portland; May I. Portland ,
State C! at Monmouth; Miv 10 1
Ceorse Fox (21 at Monmnuth; May
wii-buu inn it, ai .Titjiijiiuiiin;
May II. Clark JC (2) at Vancouver:
and May 18-19. Oregon Coliiata ,
vonicrann tournament i Laurantt.
Imperial Car
Holding Lead
SALT LAKE CITY (-Twet
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Grand Junction, Colo., on the
third leg of their Los Angeles-to-Colorado
Springs jaunt
The Imperial Southampton
held a slim lead as the cars de
parted. It gained an early edge
in the drive from Los Angeles
to Las Vegas Monday and held
on to it in the drive from Las
Vegas to Salt Lake City yeiter-
The Imperial was averaging
21.5 miles per gallon and 62.6
ton miles per gallon after the
second day. It was followed by
a Pontiac Chieftain with 21.5 and
52J; a Packard 400 with 18.8
and 52.3; aa Oldimobile 98 with
19.0 and 51.8, and an Oldsmobile
88 with 19.8 and 51.1. The ton
mile average represents the car's
weight multiplied by miles trav
eled, divided by gallons of gaso
line used.
Jabbe rwalkie s Slate
Meeting for Thursday
A combined business meeting and
potluck dinner will be held Thurs
day by the Salem Jabberwalkies
archery club at the Mayflower hall
starting at 6:30 p.m.
A movie oa Mexico and Guata-
mala will be shown by Harry How
ard as part of tht entertainment.
Wayne Dough ton and Verne Spring
er will report oa tht Oregon Bow
Hunters meeting held recently at
Eugene.
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TAMPA. Fla. JJP The Cin
cinnati Redlcgs rapped out 13 hits
Tuesday in taking their second
straight exhibition game against
the Pittsburgh Pirates, 10-3.
. The Reds scored seven times in
the third inning.
Rhodes Belts Haraers
PHOENIX. Ariz. uTi - Duity
Rhodes smashed two home runs
and a double Tuesday to help the
New York Giants snap a 4-game
losing streak with a f-S victory
over the Baltimore Orioles.
There were two other homers
in the game, by shortstop Eddie
Bressoud of the Giants and sec
ond baseman Don Lcppcrt of the
Orioles.
Yank Streak Ends
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UP -The
S-eame winning streak of the
New York Yankees was stopped!
Tuesday when the St. Louis Cardi
nals edged them, 3-2, on an un
earned run.
Johnny Kucks, starter and loser
for the Yanks, made two errors
which helped the Rcdbirds score.
Braves Lose Another
BRADENTON, Fla. (ft The
Kansas City Athletics rallied for
three-TunsJn the Jwttom of the
ninth inning Tuesday to hand thetltle,gets-anotheropportunity
Milwaukee Braves their third with a 10-round fight against Hec
hibition loss in a row, 7-5. tor Constance Wednesday night.
Glen Cox, second of three A s
pitchers, was credited with the
victory. He needed help in the
ninth from Frank Burtschy, who
held the Braves hitless.
Phillies Drab Nats
; ORLANDO. Fla. un - The PhO-
adelphia Phillies mauled Al Cur
ds and Pedro Ramos for 11 hits.
including a 420-foot homer by Stan Saxton, now welterweight cham
Lopata overt he centerfield fence, : pion. and had Saxton on the floor
to defeat the Washington Sena
tors, 7-1, Tuesday,
Bob Miller, 40-year-oldaMax La
nier and Angelo Lipetri'held the
Senators to six hits, with Clint
Courtney getting three of them.
Cubs auk Indians
TUSCON, Ariz. OP - The Chi
cago Cubs beat tie Geveland In-
dians 14-7 Tuesday, scoring 10 j
runs in the last four innings while
Bob Thorpe held the Tribe .cor-
It was the Cubs' second straight i
exhibition victory over the
uiaua.
Dodgers Whip Tigers '
MIAMI UP The world cham
pion Brooklyn Dodgers made it
three in a row. by shellacking the
Detroit Tigers 1-2. before 2,000
chilled fans Tuesday night.
A bonier by Jim Gentile, rookie
first baseman in his last game
with the varsity before joining the
"B" squad, featured Brooklyn's
Vhit attack on Bob Miller and
Johnny Presko.
Judge Blasts
NFL Contract
TORONTO I - United States
professional football contracts
Tuesday were compared to 19th
century slavery conditions by the
chief justice of the Supreme Court
of Ontario.
Chief Justice J.C. McRuer made
tht remark while hearing a $10,
000 breach-of-contract suit by tht
Detroit Lions of the National Foot
ball League against quarterback
Tom Dublinski of the Big Four
Football League's Toronto Argo
nauts. "It is the element of trading in
human services that is bothering
me," be said. "I thought that was
done away with in 1863."
(President Abraham Lincoln an
nounced the freedom of the slaves
In the United States Jan. 1, 1863).
hliikJ'i 1K4 contract with thTf"1" Insurance 3,
Lions which states the team may
assign the services of a player to.
another club in the NFL.
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Welters Slate
10-Round Mix
ST. LOUIS - Vireil (Honev-
bear) Akins, who has had a habit
of missing his big chance to move
toward a shot at the welterweight
Akins is a good boxer and a
good hitter, but often has lacked
fire.
Constance, of the British bland
of Trinidad, ranks several notches!
below the sixth-ranked Akins of
St. Louis, but he's a good boxer
and fast.
Akins Floored Saltan
In 1952 Akins fought Johnny
before losing the .decision. Akins
was outweighed then, still in the
lightweight class.
Some of those watching Con-
stance in training believe he will ,
be too fast for the local lad. He
hasn't been flattened so far and
has victories against Kid Gavilan
and Ralph (Tiger) Jones to his
credit,
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lucky about injuries so far and
well need to keep on being IWD Bya' lom 'ears, bod tarey,
lucky." Willie Roberts and Woodley Lewis.
The Dons have been lucky in!Ctark Big, Fast
that respect. They haven't had a I aarke. pounder who stands
man sidelined with an ailment all
year. They have lost Capt. K C.
Jones for tournament play be
cause his eligibility has been ex
hausted, but sophomore Gene
Brown has been such an outstand
ing replacement that he made the
all-tournament team last week at
the Far Western regional in Ore
gon. Pressure Net Felt
Woolpert said the fact the Dons
art riding the longest - victory
string in major college history
adds no pressure at all.
"Actually, I think the pressure
is less," he said. "The big hurdle
was winning No. 40 against Cali
fornia last winter and we got over
that.
"Right now it's just a matter
of extending the record and it
doesn't mean very much, really,
except that by extending it we
can repeat at champions. Natur
ally, that's important."
UNIVERSITY BOWL
Ladies Classic League team re-
Smoke Shop 1: Tele-Treat 3.
Osko Insurance 1; Adltr'i 4,
Roberts Bros. 0; China City Caft
1, Tbt Triangle 3.
High team series and game,
The Triangle 2562 and 930. High
individual series and game. Barb
Smith of Tele-Treat 605 and 237.
Other high scores: Beryl Muell
haupt 213459, Phyllis Curry 205
551, Trula Kennedy- 202-547,
Gloria White 541, Ginny Garba
rino 200-517, Mary Polinsky 519,
Marie Bradley 201-505, Berta
Thompson 901, Betty Haley 201.
BAB ALLEYS
Score Tuesday night in the duck
pin league: Loder Bros. 4, Kaye
TV 0; Dyer Insurance 4, Les New
man 0; Mick Sign 2, Davis Oil 2;
Ramaget 3, Hick'i Sundry 1.
High team game and series by
Dyer Insurance with 828 and 2331.
High individual game by Ira Short
with 204. High Individual aeries by
Arnold Meyer with 493.
Look and Ixani
By A. C CORDON
1. What four U.S. states border
on Mexico?
1 Which is the most rapid grow
er of all the well-known fruit trees?
3 How much does a cubic foot
of water weigh?
1 What river runs through tht
mightiest aeries of chasms in the
world?.
1. What art the measurements of
a board foot?
ANSWERS
L California, Arizona, New Mex
ico and Texas.
2. Tht apple tret.
3. It weight Hs poundt-L...
4. Tht Colorado River.
I. Ont foot by one foot by oot
inch.
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Governor Appoints Committee
To National Sports Festival
A special committee to help!
coordinate a national sports festi-
val observance in Ocegon during
the month of May was announced
by Governor Elmo Smith here
Tuesday. I
The state-wide festaVaTof sports,
and other recreational activities
will aid in the maintenance and
conservation of health and provide
wholesome fun and recreation so
essential to the general welfare
Rams Ink Two
Top Flankers
JX)S ANGELES -(Special)- The
Los Angeles Rams, long known
for their spectacular offensive
nd. this week added a pair of
promising rookie flankers to their
Lnrn, . r0Mv,
Signing Ram contracts for their
first season with Los Angeles were
Leon Clarke, Southern California,
obtained in the second round of
the NFL -draft from Detroit by
previous trade, and Jim Carmi
chael, University of California, the
Rams' fourth draft round selec
tion. Both men are slated for of
fensive end duties.
The addition of Carmichael and
Clarke to the Ram squad provides
Coach Sid Gillman with one of the
league's strongest group of often-
sive ends including Elroy Hirsch,
6-4, is blessed with great speed as
attested to by his third place fin
ish last June in the NCAA 220 low
hurdles. His best time for the event
is :23.3s. The Trojan speedster
attended Venice High School near
Los Angeles and earned three var
sity football letters at Southern
California.
Also a "local boy," Carmichael
hails frr.n nearby Inglewood High
School. He played at El Camino
Junior College before transferring
to California. He was an outstand
ing receiver for the Bears, placing
third among the nation's receivers
in 1954 and captaining the 19SS Cal
team. Jim, who is the brother of
Green Bay's Al Carmichael, is 6-2
and weighs 215.
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By Jimmy Hitlo
of the public, Governor Smith said.
Such a program merits citizen
support and coperation, he added.
The sports festival, fourth, an
nual national event of its kind,
is designed to stress the value of
well-conducted sports-and recre-
; "tional activities and to encourage
widespread interest and support in
sound programs of recreation and
physical education.
This committee will develop
plans for a state-wide festival ob
servance and will work with ' n
mayors and other civic leaders;
throughout the state in mapping 13
sports festival events suitable tojn
each individual community.
Committee Selected
Committee members include
George Sirnio, director of health
and physical education, State
Education Department, chairman;
Richard Dunlap, State Parks De
partment, Salem; Walter Wirth,
City Park superintendent, Salem;
Clayton E. Anderson, superinten
dent, Willamalane Park and rec
reation district, Springfield; Carl
Bengston. director of recreation,
Grants Pass; Bob Bonney, super
intendent, parks and recreation,
Klamath Falls; Wayne Hamilton,
director of recreation. Bend; Wil
liam S. Fearn, director of recre
ation, The Dalles; F. E. Weybret.
editor. Evening Observer, La
Grande.
Marion Winslow, Coos Bay pub
lic schools, Coos Bay; Arthur
Waud, manager 101 Highway As
sociation, Tillamook; Charles S.
Collins, supervisor, Douglas Coun
ty park department, Roseburg;
Miss Mary Bowman, supervisor
of health and .physical education,
Salem, representing the O r e g o n
committee of the national section
for girls and womens sports; and
Clark Stokes, supervisor pf health
and physical education,' Bethel,
Eugene, representing the Oregon
Association for Health, Physical
Education and Recreation.
Padres Whip Motilities
With Six-Run Inning
PALM SPRINGS, Calif, til -
The San Diego Padres put in a
6-run fifth inning Tuesday to beat !
the Vancouver Mounties in an ex-1
hibition baseball game, 8-5. I
Harry Elliott's double scored
three men in the big inning and
wor. the contest. I
the hand
Open Monday arid
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Iowa Iaces job
In Temple Twins
By RALPH BERNSTEIN ! area have seen the likes of Tem
ptut AnrtPin up The Mid- Ple i ,win terror'- Hal Lfar ,n
ern style basketbaU when Temple dow court like a coup e of firt
I'niversity's "fast break" quintet ng.nes i headed ". And
meets Iowa at Evanston. mv.yiJMM
Thursday night in the semi final . ituatma. it a an automatic ba
round of the national collegiate -
championship. Co-Capt. Lear and Rodger op-
It is doubtful if fans in that erate in the front of a 2-1-2 zona
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Team Complete
NEW YORK IJl - The Eastern
squad for the annual East-West
college all-star basketball game
! at Madison Square Garden March
31 was completed Tuesday with
the addition of a towering I'ni-
I versity of Kentucky center and a
star .North Carolina State guard.
The newest additions are Bob
' Burrow, 6-7 titan who has been
I Kentucky's top offensive man for
: the last two years, and Vic Molo -
dot, a 5-11 playmaker who is one
of N.C. State's smallest perform-
i erS. ;.,
The two are members of the
aquad which will compete in the,
Olympic trials next month at Kan-
. V'V
The all-star game is sponsored
by the New York Herald-Tribune
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defense. They re ooin as quica as
cats and their ball stealing antica
have been a strong factor in Tern
pie's 2&-1 record. Both can hit
from outside and despite the fact
they're small as basketball play
ers go today, can rebound with
opponents three and four inches'
taller.
Depends en Twins
j Coacn natTy Litwack makes no
! -.ret 0i th. (act he is counting
on Lear . honorable mention
All-America who has scored 665
points a 22 9 average thia
yf ar an(j Rodgers. a 531 point
KOrfT an(j a brilliant floor man.
Temple will rise or fall with King
Lear and Gifted Guy.
i ar scorej 40 points against
1 Connecticut and dumped in tht
j tw0 fouls which topped Canisius
in the Eastern regional playoff
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, team are Freddy Cohen, 6-6, tops
.1 - .a.kn.m1. with an ii'iriat
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Wltn 260 rebounds, an average of
IHIIC, aim iau mKKvtt, v w,
who hasn't played much in recent
weeks.
Litwack disclosed that Co-Capt
started all 29 games this year,
wrenched his back against Canas
ius Saturday night while rebound
ing. The coach feared the 24-year-old
senior would be unable to fact
Iowa, but x-rays showed no seri
ous injury. Physicians at Temple
Hospital said they treated Rein
feld for muscle spasm and that
he probably will be available for
action Thursday night
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