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Newspaper Page TextylO-(SfC. II) Statesman, Salop, Or., Thttrs., Feb. 21, '37 I Pair Pace :PCC Action Beck, Smart Again Dominate Statistics LOS ANGELKS, Feb. K (Spe cial l The brilliant scoring and all-around play of. Larry Beck. . Washington State, and Doug Smart, Washington, again domi nated the weekly basketball atatis tics' released today by the PCC Commissioner'! office. . BeckUeadjLin scoring . and isL sixth in field goal percentage and free throw percentage. Smart, who is third in scoring, is first in field goal percentage and rebounding. Beck has averaged 21.1 points per game in 12 PCC games to date, having hit 11 field goals and 92 free throws for a total of 234 points. r Dave Gambee, Oregon State, is second in scoring with 20.1 points per game to 19 for Smart; Bill Bond. Stanford, is fourth., 19.1. and Charlit Franklin, Oregn, fifth, lit. (cartas G rc FT IP Art Larry Beck. WS 12 II 93 254 212 Dave Gsmbee. OS lfl SB .. 2IH 20 1 Douf Smart W li M II Bill Bond. St ' 11 M IIBI IS Cnarlie Franklin. O II C H 111 1 Larry Friend. C 10 7 a 12 IS Gary Simmons. 1 Brunt Boin. W -?nM-fih Douf Smart. W Jim Push. 8C Dick Ha. St 4 24 24 72 IS 1J Tl TO 114 17 S -orOATOPct 12 11 M MS 4 4S 24 J23 12 71 37 S:i Conrad Burke. UCLA It 70 JS Paul Neumann. SI 12 Larry Back. WS Carl Isaaca. SI Bruno Boin, W Fret Throws Bra Botra. UCLA it lsi ai !4s W 41 .456 ll im n 'H? c ft a ft Prt 10 7 ta P! Duane Atplund. C 10 37 .11 Fred Crablree. I'CLA 10 .18 30 SU Hap Wswer. St 12 SI 41 SOS I Bob Allord. OS Larry Beck, WS 10 3 31 13 111 M .lis .771 Rebotate Douf Smart. W Hal Duffy. O G TO. Na. Prt. 12 10M 170 .10 10 W 1.U .1M 12 loss 141 .1.11 Bruno Boin CharUt Franklin. O 10 tit lot ,u. Gary Gobi. OS I asj as 123 Da. Clmb. OS 10 7M tX .122 Saxton Loss Laid to Cut (CMtiaarg from preceding page) sec any blood until tht fifth L. J V . .. t.1. r.. "-r". Vr"; rrr"nl "".locked up for the. night. : ..liLi . .. J L 1 . "J '.P' J' m,ne h:m breathine " i ' .HHiho- k.in. .hr. la addition to being three years younger than the champ. Saxton it'ir :J ' k2. 9j.iit2 . V. "" " out, and says he's worked out a new punching technique in the past two months. , Basilio has bo Intention of letting Saxtoa box him out of title, ht has mad clear. There ts no -etura-bout contract for a fourth 'meeting of tht welterweight rivals. During drills her in the last i"two weeks, Basilio has worked a Jot n.his effective left hook to the stomach. The harder nuncher " of tht two, Basilio may lose a little of this advantage because eight-ounce gloves will be used in Friday's 15-rounder instead of six ounce, the weight used in the Iwo 4 previous battles between the two. i PCL Clubs Set iFor Tramirfgr at I Various Locales By Tkt Aattelaled Frets aeifie Taatl Letvu haaehall LaiciM aotin win or aruung 10 ! spring training bases in SoulhfhiL Tne cclden' occurred, oo high- CaUforni. ami .U hands for th.V bout j - i-i , .:,i i. - j ,.ltri Ainff pimn In VTlnrioa t-ia?nr rium win om on nri nv March 10-11. Here are the training sites and dales, with batteries and small groups reporting first and the full squads checking in later: The 19.VI Champion Lot Angeles Angels. Wngley Field. Los Ange- '"iwrrow. an unpreceoentea iwo les. March 12: Hollywood. Anfh(dy ahead of the Saturday race, heim, March 11: San Diego, On-If11 ' PpfrH ,0?'y "?me " tano. March 10; i Seattle. San ! j ,u namt1 ' " m,le Bernardino. March 1-7; Vancouver. "Riverside, March HO; Portland, Glendale, March 11; Sacramento. Pasadena. March (-11. San Fran cisco, Fullerton, March (-10. ', HSUSAIX I lM toll (Cat tinned frtrn preceding page) changed his course straightened out and returned to the fold. He wants no part of fighting without the wise and fatherly Flaherty around. ... dmbee Should Become GreaiestJpSC Scorer Before" "f KtTsf asoiO"nve r I)ae fiambee could become the third highest scorer In Oregon Stale basketball his tory. He already ranks No. S with 110 points, and could climb to third It he's up to his 20 per average In his final six games. . , . Cliff Crandall with 1.253 points during his OSC career tops the list. Then follows Swede Hslbrook ' at 1,011, Tony Vlastellca at 148 and Red Roche at 911. . . . With another full season yet to play, Cam bee Is a cinch to surpass Crandall i record. That is, If he doesn't break both arms. ... Even though they ire taking their lumps, regularly, one isn't help but admire Steve Belko's U of Oregon bas keted i. They haven't quit and there isn't an- outfit In the PCC that will out-hustla 'em. The Webfootj are doings ecUy what everyone figured they'd do before the season darted lose consistently. But they ddn't surrender with out a battle. . . . The Oregons hav mother rugged week end ahead, with UCLA's visit following that of Washington last week. Belko's band may win neither one. but John , Wooden's Westwooders will know they've been in an argu ment. . . . Speaking of Wooden,' who would have thought he could come up with what he has thls.scmester, after losing such as Willie Naulls and Morris Taft off last sea son's grcpt club. Yet here he is,' again in the "top ten" and with a great record of 18 2 for the season. . , . The guy'i In a ruL . , , 'They'll Do It Every Time x Boucvrr it FROM JM OLD JOK- M4J-ONL.y $15-1 UAO IT BUNTED AfiO CePrMlSUED-040 A ELECTRlCUM WIRE IT- BOOSUT TOE SWOE 4T SPlPPZEVS-(StfT IT aytwi. inn, rSSZJS? h .f W TELLIT,&4C6ETSV r 1 ' j I I LB Eugene Getting Set For A-l Basket Meet EUGENE, Feb. 20 (Special) ! Preparations (or the J9th annual Class A-1 hi"n ,cn00' DaskrtDa" tournament were- well underway here today as more than 10.000 ticket application (of the prep Aragon Jury Deliberates - - - LOS AVGEI.ES. Feb. JO JT It wal anotner )on, day today (or Art Aragon as a superior court Jury continued to deliberate fight fixing charges againsi the colorful Los Angeles welterweighL Late in the afternoon, the jury of six women and six men, which be gan deliberating yesterday morn ing, returned to the courtroom. A clerk read them portions of the ; trial's testimony, then they were B J"d Herbert 'V Walker said wlier that he will declare a hung jury " verdlct u not rfached ' f m- ,?morr?w-. . tournament and handle housing Throughout the day Aragon kept tor viitor here , nrrvouj vigil. Up and down tlte!" tw. buil of the 16-team field d he paced. !jUUtttnrn.d Jn nearDV F1"."' VI,,ea a murder trial, became Dored alter a few minutes and left. Once Aragon dropped in at the building's press room, -soured him self a cup of coffee and left with out drinking it. Ht imtinued to wear tht women rrfwn mat has been tin mast, durtfig the seven day trial. BallPlayer Hurt in Crash INDI0. Calif . Feb. M 1 -First Baseman Wayne Belardi, 26, was painfully injured today and !.;- .. r. i-i.: u --j u... ma wiic. E.iaiurc. i. iu ior ( three small daughters also were injured in a desert highway ac cident. Belardi. traded yesterday by the Kansas City Athletics to the New York Ysnkees for the Yanks Farm Club at Denverwas en route with his family from their homiTln San Jose, Calif., to tht Yankees i Race Entries Due ARCADIA. Calif.. Feb. 10 -Entries for the tioo.mo added Santa Anita handicap will be taken 1 and one-quarter event. Jack Riley. West Point hockey coach, and Bill Harrison, hockey coach at llarkson, formerly play' ed the sport at Dartmouth. srs7 ci k.mV XZ7 IT STILL '4 OVTT.-Cjy' a,ViX.1 LOOKS LIKE 1 4 Vim -me cm jfiUPD- V aM OLD OIL- il EkSUT BUCKS POP TO ME."? H TUg LECTPICIN- lVvV h : i i v H TWELVE K3K THE I rr eiJAns..cuar rn u n i i i -ir i r. .11 t 1 mm tt Tnrn tt , iti i turn tmivni I cage tlassic went in the mail. The 16 top A-l teams go into se I U'0B ' University of Oregon March and the champion will be crowned Saturday night, March 16 after 12 sessions wjiich include 26 games. Franklin of Portland is the defending champion, but the Quak ers have run into tough going this season and apparently are elimi nated from contention this yAr. There have been no changes in the ticket prices for the 1957 classic, with adult reserved seats priced at 110 and student tourna ment tickets again selling for M The adult reserved seats fr the tournament are currently on sale and ticket office officials have announced all fans who desire the same seats they have held in the past will have until Feb. 23 to order. The , Active Club of Eugene, which has been a co-sponsor of the tournament along with the Oregon School Activities Association and the University of Oregon, will again plan many of the activities tor the students attending the ment until another two or three weeks, but the field seems certain to include many of the top teams in the Itate at this time. Brownsville Five Paralyzes Valsetz " BROWNSVILLE. Feb. (Spe cial) Brownsville defeated Val setz here tonight, ll-3t, in a non leanie case tame. Ernie Jnhnsnn. big Valseti center, got 23 points I lalla Indians. They're now tied for before fouling out in the third the lead and in their first meet quarter for high point honors. ling Molalla toppled Gordy Kunke's Halftime scort was 2S-28. club. Since then, however, Molalla Valiati (Ml Kit Brownnrllla ' was unset bv Central Hi. Other rtrrcnill T 111 Gillespie, Prdrraon iji Jonnaon 1X11 Prdrraon (SI T 1 11 1 Elliott Jonnaon (t c 1 ii Kooni 1 Dodft Ui C ( 111 Nrhar Miiibum iji c i chrntopher Ratrrvaa aronng' Valartr Clivrr (li; Brownsville Chrmantrout (131. BOWLING SCORES CAPITOL Al l CYt tiPltOl taaVlIU t Jtliia mult! Kairk 3. J'i Cof;t bnop 1. Jay Mm aon a Clothiers J. Waal Salem Math-1 . ""'7 ' Dinner oaivm inery fjM i: Marion Hotel Car Par Tna Jeei Box 1 riisn team sei t Tri'V Una 1: Marion Hotel ai tar Park S. ries: team roller 1044. Hign Individual aariea:' Pinky nanweu or rarr i vu: nign indiv idual same: Tony Prudentt ol Jay ion 131. Other hifh acorea: Lyla Anderson IIS til. Trank Evans 210 Sts. John Clodt 21 474. Ray Hay den Mt Sta. rrank Walton 304 Ml. Bob Haugan JIJ M4, Mike Mc Tt riant Sua M4. Dutn Cuanman txi. ivivrasiTr BOWL Mercanule Leaiue resulta: Stan's Drive In I. Zeros Real Katate 1: v, ic, i. ifi!(-,K,an 1411 tu. pi J: wast Salem Pharmacy i. Hoy s Automotive a. saeay stores inc. i. . 2S?rv.' pk."mr.k,';n4d; Ar.rTC c.n Co. 1 t. Und s Masons 4 Hun tram senea: Mootry a Pharmacy I Kill: High team fafhe: Hoy'a Auto motive iissi; nitn individual aeries: Marv Bam of Stan's Qtive In Set); Hifn individual fame: Marv Benz of sum Drive In 111 Other nun scores. Roeer Hoy 203, III. J,7, Smoker Ale Shire Mi: John Ever nan M7; Ted Rnekt 114, MS; Bill Kaufman 11J. isl Bob St'itroeder ! SM. Oddities, spin conversions, etc .: nor Anderson nicked t-i-t-io aniit. , , ! Portland State. Mu.m.nJVorrn1i4,UKe.I.7,r!;r ' Coast Conference high 0: Team 2 2. Team 2. Team geared UCLA is at Oregon both fa'am ."a ST? BnJ Form. 1 Oreg St.t i. .t Idaho. Wa; Him team i-me Moor Buk- Inesa lorma S40: High individual series: Dotty Handle, suhstltule t; Hiffh individual tame: Dotty Kandle, substitute 20J. OUier hllh scores: Mary Phllliot It): Hilda White 1M: Dora Johnson It4: Mary Arnold let: I Helen scnaerrer 19.1: Ufrine Huthrr lord 1S3: Lillian Drlessler IS. Od dities, split, conversions, etc.: Lil lian -Drlesaiex.-Moai .Busineaa Forius picked T- split: titnria- Aenerv-Team J. picked 1 split CH RRT (ITT BOW I. State House el results: Finance Administration 4, Hlihwar Construc tion 0; Hirhway Accountmc 4. Fair view Home 0: Hlthway Materials S. Division of Audita 1: Motor Vehlfle 1. Traffic Enginee.rs tl 1; forestry Protection 3, Bute Police I; Weiih masters .1, Tax Commission I. Hifh team series: Hitfhwsv Account! S ISM: Hish team aame: Huhway A, countlnt MtAi Hllh individual aeries: sm rromm of Trarflc EJiaineers ai II: Hlh Individual f.nia: Sam rromm 2:t. other hirh scores: Mc A Is ma till. IIS. SI J. Wdlker 5H0. 211. Alford SHI. 207: Stscer 5B 'H: Ketcham SM IM Miller S4S.1SS. Cktsiaard 544. 195: Itennar 214: Cran- taU m, t : Tide Table Tiait ro taft oaaooN ' February , list (fempllrt by tl S Cetrl a Oawtatle aureay rorsiane , ,w i HIGH WATER LOW WATI Tlmt neitnt lime nenn- 1 I 2IN a m I n m. ixiem. ft I Mm. II Mill. 1 2 a.m. 1 4 t.14pm. ts I II I m. 3 10 1 p.m. I.I II 111 a m. J so p m. 1 1.1 am. t s.l p m. I n a m. 1 47 p.m. By Jimmy Hatlo ' fiUS M4KES UJMPS OUT OP 4MYnrUlNr3BUT Trt4T NICE M4HOG4NV R-OOW LAMP WC U4D-6UE J TUflT INTO A CCWT LlSTEMlMfi TO THE 6ALYM0CAH JOS- Tipy 4ay AjRawsa wmJ MER TfJlCK 4Rl7WMTrC- SPORTSMAN'S RETURN LEQ BANDS 'CTUMMTINSO TA on SAND TO LSTTSH WhSM A HUNTS Vm A AMB miKO On WATBHWOWL WSABIN A LM aAND, rrt his duty to two it eft rr NUMetft to ths ami OnnOAL AT TMat AODRCM UPON THt BAHO, 4MVM TMSM THt PAT! OP KU AMD LOCATION. TM1V WSJ. AOVIH HIM WHSftC ANO WHBN IT WAS BANoao, fCRHAPS ITFruaMIrM THt ouvBNiat. mi smouevTS rr. DO UaOXMrlSa WrrM iAA TAMw Preps Slate Heavy Action (CtBtlaurd Iran precedlag page) in tht Yawama League round. Dayton hat command here, but could meet a tartar in Bob Funk's always capable Crusaders. Molalla at Dallas Winner of the Willamette Valley League title likely will emerge at Dallas Friday night where the resident Dragons take on the Mo- VYVI. niwi for Frirtaw nut CanSv ' . 7 , -j r . e j at Central and Estacada at Sandy. Two counting Marion B League finals find Oregon School for the Deaf at Chemawa and St. Paul at McLaren in the Minor Division. A win for Chemawa clinches the di vision title tie for the Indans with Perrydale. Sublimity is at Scio and Santiam at Colton in two VI a ista TiiliitlAII till wm Major champion Jefferson plays at Brownsville Friday, Perrydale is at AUea and Falls City at Ed dyville. Another full round of Yawama games is on the Saturday slate also, with Salem Academy- going to Sheridan, fhilomath to Willa mina, Dayton to Sherwood and Banks. to Yamhill. The collegiatet have some big., ones this weekend also. Linfield and Willamette go at it in. , . , . , ( .... mighty crucial game for both here Saturday night in the Northwest Conference. Whitman is at Lewis k Clark and College of Idaho is p..ji:. k-tk r,iH. .nH Saliir. day nights. Waives AI Heme The Oregon College Wolves com plete their season Friday and Sat urday at Monmouth, facing Oregon ritlUatat roeferanre tirlicl Hr. ' i. . sr..,..- rw... i. .i gH Tech. Eastern Oregon IS at iuinern vai m Dtaniora ana van- fornia at Washington. In the lat ter, the Washington bid for the championship will likely be either given new life or killed off en tirely. Shortstop Drafted SAN FKA.NCISCO, Feb. 20 Jimmy Mahoncy, shortstop for the San Francisco Seals last season, has been inducted into the army, club president. Jerry Donovan said today. Brenner Lists As Salem (Continued from preceding ptge. done here the pttt tlx years, hat altt at Ikt tzperleae he has had la niaalag similar arganlz. Uaas at Vaaeoajyer, B.C., Yaki ma and Lewlttta. The setup he Installed al Lewltlaa, whlrk Is tiill la ezlttaart, Is .tae ef the mttl successful It minor Irigat baseball. The Bretrt art at aual't an - tear Ihe bttlnm af the list In setsnt atteadanee, hal ever enmplala a4 financial losses. Thr tlrkel and adver tising revenue at Lewltltt, he- Hurt Racer To Coach LA CRESCENTA, Calif., Feb. UP The Injured Pat Flaherty, winner of last Memorial Day's 500 mile Indianapolis auto race, will be there again this year as coach of a two-car team, Including the machine he drove last year. The racing champion and ' Chi cago tavern owner said so today while resting with hn wife Man A's 'Given Best Deal' So States Irv Noren About Yank-KC Trade ARCADIA, Calif.. Feb. 20 -Outfielder Irv Noren today said he thinks ' the Kansas City Athletics got the better of the deal in their big player trade with the New York Yankees this week. Noren is one of IS players in volved in the trade, which would send him to the Athletics from New York. The 32-vrar-old outfitlder said he doesn't know yet whether he ll report to the Athletics, but added that if he doesn't it won't be be cause he wouldn't want to play ia Kansas City. I'atrae Quale "I've been quoted a couple of times a saying thtl I was going to quit rather , than go to Kansas City," he said, "and this is not true. Kansas Clry is as good as any other town. Their real enthus iasm lor baseball has made it so. In my opinion, it's as good a base- Kaa M ftAaa mm VI 1 ur o 1 1 lr as " Noren said he will wait until he has talked to Kansas City officials 1 before deciding whether he'll play ! for the Athletics. Commenting on the other play ers involved in the trade, Korea said: - "I think (Maurice) McDermott and (Tom Morgan and (Rip I Coleman are all capable of hav ing good years and it's not going to be as easy for 'Art Ditmar as some may think." McDermott, Morgan and Coleman all go to the Athletics in the trade and Ditmar to New York. All are pitchers. Good Pitcher Noren said Ditmar "is a good pitcherr but 4hey won't go along 1 with him in New York as much as they did in Kansas City." Irv said he figures shortstop Billy Hunter, another player in the trade, also will help the Athletics. . "And I know if my knee would come around, I'd be able to help them out too," he- said. "It both ered me last year' but it feels pretty good now." - Holman Falls To Pastrano (Centlaaed (rem precedlag page) was t rounds for Pastrano and 2 Pastrano set the pace with rapid ! punches and evasive defense, leav- ing the Chicagoan thwarted in al most every attempt to land a solid blow. It was Pastrano's 21st straight win and the issue never was in doubt. Pastrano. 21, younger than Hol man by eight years, kept big John off balance with left-and-right com binations to the head. The heavier hitting Holman always was danger ous but never could unleash a real wallop. as Hurt . Pastrano said after the fight he "never was hurt. But he de scribed Holman as "big and strong and a hard fellow to fight." - The victor's handler, Angelo Dundee, said there is a good chance Pastrano will figure in an elimination series with "Hurri cane" Jackson, the number-o n e heavyweight contender. But, said Dundee, our plans are uncertain W sir In ha hum U' minhi .... Mt ... ' , fiJnl Pat McMurtry (Tacoma, Wash., heavy' for $125,000 in Seattle. For" that kind of money we can takei a chance on dropping a Duke de- cisiom out there. Willie s young and has plenty of time." Pastrano decisioned McMurtry in a meeting last summer.' Tickets for Vik-Sax Battle Now On Sale Reserved teat tickets for the North South Salem High basketball game Friday night at South Salem High went on sale yesterday at South Salenj High. Reservations may be made by calling EM 3-4171. Ext. 71. Plenty of good reserved seats will be made available for the big game, according to Harold Hauk. Saxon athletic director. Dark Wins Golf Go LAKK WORTH. Fla , Feb. 20 m Alvin Dark, St. Louis Card inals short-stop, won the second annual Cavalcade of Champions Golf Tournament today by adding a 74 to his previous 71-73 for a 54-hole total of 211. $80,000 Senator Nut ln t seasta beglat. has that elak beyott s naatcitt tntit daring Ihe teatta ttttlt. Tht Seaatart bets yealcrday laid that "it far aar teatta ticket tales here have been what I consider good. But we have a let T werk yel It dt tt adrer tltlng." Meanwhile, If you're la need tf a teaton ticket tr a place It write your name ta a fence, you II 'lad both Items available al th Senators' dtwaltWa bead quarters, at Its N. High. Flaherty '500' Pair lyn and their 17-month-old daugh ter Collleen at the horns of his mother, Mrs. Hazel Flaherty. They arrived from Chicago last Satur day. Pat, 31, reared in nearby Glen dale, is here to supervise construc tion of a new car to be driven May 30 by 1952 winner, Troy Rutt nian. The xar is being built by A. J. Watson, Glendale mechanic who constructed tht last two In dianapoli winners. Shorter Note The new Watson car has an even shorter nne than the Nn. S which Flaherty piloted to victory w w,,n witnusiasm. last year. Weight is displaced to "We re lucky to get him, Crls Ihe left end, for counterbalance in eT said. "He's s top-notch foot turning, and a wider tread on the:0"11 man nd hf" lend glamor to rear tirea otir team. At Iowa, he proved him- Jud Lnrson of Kanias Cilv a dirt track driver who never has entered the 500. will orive the 1956 winning car. This car and the new Watson machine "'ill comprise the two-car entry of John Zink, prom inent stock car driver, of Tulsa, Okla. It will be a new experience for . , ., ... r spectator. His wife said he won t rianerty to see me race as a eUy 't I D,r Tr , v -i u; 1 j.i..!-. . ""i""ii "" " ic me injuries ne reccivea lasi au-. gust in a 100-lap dirt track feature at Springfield, IU. A car ahead of him spun on a turn. Flaherty's car hit its left rear wheel, did t half roll and came down on top of him. He has undergone five operations three on his broken right arm, one on his Jaw anl one on his left shoulder and faces more surgery on the arm Previewing the 1957 race, Pat said: "I'd bet on Ruttman. He's , ready Big Houston Open Today (Caaliaatd from preceding page) municipal course. Practice has been limited. Rain closed the course Monday and 129 non-exempt golfers took over yesterday for qualifying play. Hebert, a 31-year-old Louisiana bachelor who calls Houston. "My second home," is the only man to have won two tournaments on the 1957 tour. After winning the Bing Crosby Invitational last month in California, Hebert raptured h i s first PGA - sponsored tournament title last Sunday at the Texas open in San Antonio Veteran pros who have watched Hebert in seven straight tourna ment's say he now has sufficient confidence in himself V- con sistent money winner. HebVt was I Houston resident in lMfNvhen Jimmy Demaret and Jack Burke Jr. persuaded .him to become .a pro. Thomson, British open champion three times, was impressive yes terday when he played his first II holes since December. Making his first United States appearance ol the year, Thomson scored a ' Houston Golf Club course for first place in a $5,000 pro-amateur event. Ted Kroll, who won 14.000 in top money here last year with an 11-under-par 277. was in a three way tie for runnarup at 67.' "kroll also is joining the winter lour here. Games Future Causes Worry DFTRfiiT Mii-K p.k m i a ! Two years have passed since the t UP ,or honi he lMay city of Cleveland was awarded the'fvenl' th bl"e,t ,or Port" 1959 Pan-American games. Withtan1- . H.SO0.0O0 on hand and another Special exhibits will include half-million on the way, the cHy typical Rogue River, and McKentie still is months away from con- River boats, for running fast struction and officials privately '. Vancouver Island dugout are expressing concern over the "ding canoe, several racing out city's lukewarm attitude. boards and sail boats and similar Most of the people in Ohio's I crafl: we" ,s 'h n05t of ,nV largest city, including some of tU I bo"rd nd, onboard power boats high ranking officials. w . r , to be displayed, by dealers. "uht M 'lec;1, lu,,,m p- . ''"r1""0! f"r ,hf 'Vfl"r ,,mM 'hich bgin "uJf 1 Douglas F. Roby of Detroit, head of the VIS. Pan-American games committee, said .several members of the U.S. delegation were ready to junk the whole proposition as recently as six months ago. He of the International Olympic Com- mittee and past president of the j Games' Sports Organization, even 1 suggested that -we turn the thing, over the Guatemala City.' Only a few months ago, Rio De Janeiro and Guatemala City of fered to take the lttl games. NYLON TIRES. Same Price as Rayon is i; (FIRST Michigan U. Adds Aide Elliott Takes Over" Backfield Coach Job ANN ARBOR, Mich.. Feb, 20 W Chalmers (Bump) Elliott will arrive here March 1 to assume his new tuties at Michigan back field coach. Klliott, assistant football coach at Iowa, last night accepted Mich igan's offer in a telephone con versation with Athletic Director II. O. 1 Frits) Crisler. Crisler, who coached Klliott when, he was a Michigan halfback, made the an nouncement today. v Klliott homecoming was greet- to be one of the ablest young I coaching prospects in the game". ine jj yrar-oiu r.uioii returns 10 Michigan with nine years expert-; ence as an assistant coach. He j succeeds another ex - Michigan back. Don Robinson, who resigned Monday from the staff headed by: Bennie Oosterbaan. Klliott and Crisler have been rlnae frienrla ainre Vllinff. nlav. closf irienas since miioii s piay- m nays. Dump aiarrra on ins-, ler t last two teams in 1946-47. 1 he i 1 i!nr team, irisier t last, was un-i .... . , . neaiea in IS lames inciuaini B 49-0 Rose Bowl Victory over South-1 ern California. Bump-also played for Purdue as . . , a Marine trainee in 1943-44. Bob Lemon, Bauer Sign By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The New York. Yankees and ;8 Cleveland Indians each bagged kev veteran Wednesday aa the ma. jor .league teams went about the I "JJ job of completing their rosters for Qki'o i ne opening ol spring Baseball 1 practice. i The world champion Yanks' sign ed outfielder Hank Bauer, a veter an of seven world series an4 three all-star games, while Cleveland i came to terms with righthander I Bob Lemon, who has won 201 games in his eleven seasons on the mound. Bauer, who hit only .241 last season compared to his lifetime average of .285, will receive an estimated 121.000. Lemon, 20-14 in 19.i. signed for a reported (40.000. Big Bob, now 36, has been a 20- game winner seven limes while posting a lifetime mark of 201-1 IS. He has a winning percentage against every American League club except the Yankees, with whom he is 27-29. New York also signed third baseman Andy Carey to slice its negotiations list to nine, including frontline pitchers down (perfect game) Laraen and Johnny- Kurki. Other signings yesterday includ ed utility infielder Jim Brideweser by the Baltimore Orioles, and pitchers Joe Presko of Detroit, Don McMahoh of Milwaukee, Tom Flanigan of the Chicago- White Sox, Curt Barclay of the New York Giants, and Bob Garber by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Annual Boat- Show Dated PORTLAND, Feb. 20 (Special The Portland Boat Show opens here at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition b u il d i n g Friday. Approximately $1,000,000 worth of boats - equipment -a n d special displays have been lined V,!si"n. e I!?? fish pool where "eating size" trout )r J.', Z will be had to.' the catching. Dartmouth celebrates its 100th season in varsity crew during 1957. 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