l2-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thur., Mar. 21, '57
Hoop Coaches Meet,
Weigh Rule Changes
KANSAS CITY. March JO (
On hundred and M basketball
coaches from throughout the na
tion gathered here today (or their
annual convention and promptly
began talking about changing the
rules.
Most ol the talk centered around
adopting a professional basketball
NIT Action
To Resume
(Continued (ram page 11)
televised gama (CBS) Saturday
afternoon.
, Tha lateit eddi show St. Bona
Tenture (avored by 24 pointa
over Memphis State.
u. ri.. nk
Baseball Sets
Trust Defense
"St Bonaventure has a (ine
club," Mid VanAtta during a
Memphii State workout at the
Garden today. "They're defen
sively sound and aggressive. I
hi both their games (against
Seattle and Cincinnati) and they
were very impressive.
"But we should win if we play
the way I know we can. We
certainly have not looked as good
here as we did most of the time
in the regular season.. Our gen
era! overall play has been a
'little sloppy.
"One of the reasons. I think.
has been the (art that we had
too long a layoff. We did not
play (or two weeks until our
first game in this tournament.
0( course, we had tome work
outs but that's nothing like an
actual Rime."
St. Bonaventure has been one
of the real surprises in the 12-
in mi cuuipcimuii. aim vitn, vi.. it - ,
N.Y., five knocked off top-seeded "
rule which penalites a team when
it commits six fouls in each half.
On and after the sixth foul, op
posing players are allowed to
take one-and-one free throws (if
you sink the first shot, you got
another one) on each succeeding
violation.
"We think it's a fine rule," said
Coach Branch McCracken of In
diana, a member of the Big Ten.
"We used it in conference games
this year and everybody liked it.
.Hank Iba of Oklahoma AIM
also indicated he approved the
rule, but said, "I'd prefer it if
you'd give two shots to the player
fouled in the act of shooting.
McCracken replied that he would
aunnnrt anrh a hanr
However, there appeared to be
little chance that the National
Assn. of Basketball coaches will
adopt any rules changes this year.
A panel discussion of the more
controversial basketball rules is
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
The conventidn ends Friday,
SPORTSMAN'S
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BACK B TO lO OCCASIONALLY
BELLEAIR, Fla.. March 10 -
Organized baseball has a definite
plan of defense against pending
bills which would make it subject
to federal anti-trust laws. But the
yet ready to reveal the details.
Greatly concerned by criticism
of political loaders in Washington
and charges that baseball is a bus
iness rather than a sport, Commis
sioner Ford Fnck has called for a
special meeting of major league
BOWLING SCORES
to map out
Seattle SMS Monday night after j ttegy o combat almost certain
getting put Cincinnati 90-73 """"" -"-
Saturday.
CHERRY CITY BOWL
Industrial No. 1: Portland Gal (31.
M.nhalla 111; Mors Sewing Center
J. Mccunr rood Sales ll: Saw.
biielci T4l, Epplng Lmbr. (Oi; Kbners
Mm. 111. Dirk Meyer lmbr. ill:
Hogg Broi. (4). Van Cleave Farms
lui; Brown Jewelers i3i. Fredin
burg t Braun (H: Ramp tc Varbel
1 3 . Criappelles Mkt. ill: Wonder
Bread I3i. K. Cav ill. High Indl.
vldual fame B. Ofhse. Hih Indi
vidual unM' R ifh llih lm
men who rule the game are not. game-- Mccun rood Sales 1039. Hifh
icam sri; aawoucKt wt, -
State Koutt No. 1 League: High
way Material! tit. Finance Admin
istration 0t; Highway Construction
l4)i Traffic Engineer! No. 1 -0;
Weighmaiipri 3,, Highway Account
ing tit; Tax Commisilon (3), Divi
sion of Audits-U); Motor Vehicle
1 3 1, Forestry Protection 1 1 ) ; Fair
view Home (3, State Police (U.
High individual game: Gordon Wil
cox of Tax CommiMion 133 525. High
individual series: Joe Drape la of
Tax CommiMion 568-224. High team
game: Tax Commission and Weigh-
Mounties Slam
Los Angeles, 9-1
RIVERSIDE, Calif., March 20 CP
Vancouver's Mounties slammed
Los Angeles In an exhibition base
ball game today, H. The Angels'
only run In the first inning was
unearned, shortstop Freddie Marsh
booting Steve Bilko'a grounder aft
er Joe Macko had doubled. Angel
hurdlers gave 12 walks.
Monte Irvin hit a 390-foot triple
in the fourth and was stranded.
Lea Anfeles 10A AOS 00O t
Vancouver .. 300 000 04 S 7 I
White, McMInn i3). Hughes (7),
Polk IS), Hanlan (SI and N. Shernr.
Hurcltz (Si: Sunriln. Archer (4) Mc.
Cm (71 and Peden. ,
Don Larsen
KO'd in Tilt
(Caatiaaetl (rem HI ID
Ave runs.
Smoky Burgess and Jerry Lynch giving some of its signs away.
do nil nomera lor uir umicsa,
Tony Kubek and Bob Martyn did
the same for the Yanks, who got
all their runs of starting pitcher
Brooks Lawrence, a 19-game win
ner last year for Cincinnati.
. In contrast, Brooklyn and St.
Louis hooked up in a pitching duel
: with the Dodgers winning M on sn
unearned run m the 11th inning
till Hodges' single, a wild pickoff
throw by Llndy McDaniel and
catcher Hobie Landrith's failure
to hold the ball on a play at .the
plate accounted for the run. From
a Brooklyn viewpoint the highpoint
was the pitching of rookie Rene
. . , . , i.. , j, r,j:
vaiaes, woo iacea uniy iv vaiui
nsls in the last three Innings.
Klaas Gets Big Blew
Billy Klaus' bases loaded single
in a five-run fourth inning was the
big blow in the Boston Red 'Sox's
M victory over the' Chicago White
Sox. It was the Red Sox's final
game at Sarasota before depart
ing on a barnstorming trip which
will take them to the west coast.
Rookie Jerry Nelson of Milwau
kee ran his string of scoreless in
nings to six in the Braves' J-J vic
tory over the Kansas City Athlet
ics. He yielded two hits in three
innings as the Braves made the
most of their seven hits. Bob Cerv
homered (or the Athletics.
Home runs by Ed Bouchee and
Bob Bowman carried the Phila
delphia Phillies to a s-4 triumph
over Washington at Orlando. Bou-
enee's. homer, good (or three runs,
came in the first off Bob Wiesler.
Bowman's blow was a solo affair
1b the eighth.
Three-Ran Lead
The Pittsburgh Pirates Jumped
off a three-run lead at the ex
pense of Paul Foytack but the De
troit Tigers csme back to pound
out an M victory with 11 hits.
Charles Lau hit a two-run homer
(or the Tigers In the fourth.
Baltimore-Cleveland at Tucson.
Aril., and Chicago Cubs-New York
CianU at Phoenix were rained out.
I k.v. rtlnn tn Mihmil In 11,
-- - " """ game: Tax Comml.non and Welfl
Daseoau representatives, t rick ! mwtera Mi. High learn aerlea: Tax
acknowledged today, "but it will i ?omrni5,ion, J?lotlr, '"'V.?'':
be up to them to thrash it out with
our lawyers.
Neither Frick nor any other ex
ecutive would reveal baseball's
plan of defense. An official, who
did not wish to be identified, said
grimly:
"It would be just like a team
Sear! 551119: Dnn Nelson M6 102
AlforrJ 644. Inflnh 543. McAdama
Ml aio. Maiion J40. Lake 213. Put-
man 210,. Montgomery 200. Split eon
versions or oddities :sam rromm or
Traffic Enfineers ticked the S-7-10
split.
Housewife League Team results:
Funks Service Station (4i. Team S
(Oi. "Beefy Boy" 431, Adam'a Gro
cery ill: Stayton Radio Sc T. V. 141.
Bob's Richfield Service 10). High
team aerlea Funks Service Station,
1SS5: High Individual series Doris
Unrein of Team ti. 47t: High team
fiamet funks Service Station. 400:
igh Individual game. Matye Brown
of Funks Serlvce SUttton. las.
VNIVIRSITT BOWL
Mercantile: American Can Co. No.
1 2i, Safeway Stores Inc. ill; Stan's
Drive In ill. West Salem Pharmacy
ill: Mootry'a Pharmacy (1), Zeeb's
Real Estate (2i; Tram No. 7 i3),
Llnds Masons (1): Hoy's Automotive
ill. Amehcsn Can Co. No. 2 (3i;
Burkland Lumber Co. 11). Gates Cltr
131. HigH team aeries: Zeeb's Real
Estate 1925. High team same: Moot
ry'a Pharmacy Ills. High Individual
series: Carl Sctiroeder $85. Hih in
dividual fame: Ted Koake 242.
Ladles Minor Leaguer Van's Cap
itol Shell 2, Team Three 2: Moore
Buaineea Forms 3. Team Two 1; Sa
lem Builders Supply 2: Keizer Four
2. High team series: Salem Builders
Supply. 170. High team fame: Salem
Builders Supply. 605. Huh individual
series: Mary Phillips, 4M. ftifh In
dividual fame: Mary Phillips. 182.
Bell States
NFL's Case
(Ceatiaaed (rem page 11)
Pa), among others. He made an
appointment for tomorrow with
Rep. Keating of New York, senior
Republican on the Judiciary Committee.
fader Aalltraat Laws
Bell came to Washington as a
result of the supreme court's re
cent decision that pro football is
subject to federal antitrust laws.
That ruling did not disturb
major league baseball s exemp
tion from the same controls, but
baseball leaders still are showing
signs of alarm over their status.
Club owners have called a meeting
in Florida this Friday to chart
strategy in advance of anticipated
congressional bearings on the
whole field of professional sports.
The Supreme Court ruled years
ago that big league baseball is not
business subject to antitrust
statutes. Some congress members.
however, favor legislation that
would class it as a business.
Bell told each of his listeners
that pro football owners need
some sort of option on the service
of their players.
I tried to give them exactly the
story of the National Football
League as it operates," Bell said.
He defended the player draft as
a means of equalizing the strength
of competing teams. And he said
he is "definitely in favor" of a
Players' Association as long as
it would not interfere "in any way
with the discipline of the coaches."
Will 'Needs 99 Points
To Top Nation Scoring
KANSAS CITY. March SO (-
Wilt Chamberlain, Kansas' sky
scraping center, must score 99
points, in the Jayhawks' two re
maining games in the NCAA bas
ketball tournament to overtake
Grady Wallace of South Carolina
and win the major college individ
ual scoring title. , .
The Stilt's M points In two NC
AA games in Dallas last week
coupled with Elgin Baylor's 23
point showing in Seattle's NIT loss
to St. Bonaventure, enabled Cham
berlain to move into third place
behind Joe Gibbon of Mississippi.
Baylor dropped td fourth.
As of now, Wallace Is on top
with a 31. J average. Gibbon is
next with 30.1 points a game
Chamberlain third with 19 1 fol
lowed by Baylor's 7. To surpass
Gibbon, Chamberlain has to score
67 points before the end of the
NCAA competition.
Individual scoring leaders:
Wsllace, South Carolina.
uiorjon, Mississippi ...
Chamberlain, Kansaa
Baylor, Seattle
f ti avg .
90S 31 1
. 21 ill 30.1
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Santiam Has Few Vets
For Baseball Season
MILL CITY. March ao-ISoeciaD
The Santiam Wolverines will have
only three lettermen on their base
ball team this season. They are
pitcher Gary Bevier, catcher Terry
Muir ana outlielder Mike Thomas
Other top prospects for the club
include infielders Bruce Thomas,
Larry Kanoff, Bill Hedge, Ralph
Davis and Lahny Podrabskv. out
fielders Louis Morgan, Pat Thomas
ana uruce Oordon and pitcher Bill
neage.
Santiam opens play here with
McLaren. School on-Match 26;
Celt Tickets on Sale
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Lorvaus, Marcn 20 1 Special I
Tickets (or the Boston Celtics vs.
National Basketball League All-
star team professional came at
Gill Coliseum here Saturday. April
m, are now on sale. The tickets
are $2.50 each. Orders and checks
should be mailed to "Ticket Man
ager, OSC Coliseum 103, Corvallis,
Ore."
Boise Walloped
In Junior College
Basket Tourney
HUTCHINSON, March 20 (-
Pueblo, Colo., came from behind
in the last 15 minutes to gain a
crushing 72-54 victory over Boise,
Idaho, and the San Angelo, Tex.,
Rams defeated North Greenville of
Tigerville, S.C., 70-64 in champion
ship semi-finals of the National
Junior College Basketball tourna
ment here tonight.
Boise led Pueblo 39-33 with 14:30
to play, but went scoreless for the
next four minutes while Pueblo
scored 12 points to gain a 45-41
lead. From then on it was a
Pueblo run-sway. Center Ken An
derson hit 31 points for Pueblo.
Lads Show
Fight Skill
(Centime (rem page 11)
on the U. S. Olympic boxing team.
The light-heavyweight crown
went to Ernest Terrell, a gangly
17-year-old Chicago High School
lad, who hammered out a deci
sion over Eddie Bramlrtt, muscu
lar Bronx factory worker.
Ernett McClendon, Chicago la
borer, weathered a terrific closing
rally by Bill Pickett, former para
trooper from New York, to win
the middleweight crown. McClen
don floored Pickett for a nine
count with a terrific left hook in
the second round.
At Vera Beach, ria. (API
8t. Louis w.000 one am 00 I 4 s
Brooklyn . 000 lot SO0 01 S S 2
Dickson. Davia IS) and Landrlth:
Labine. Darnell (Si. Valdes (SI and
Campanclla, Plf natano (Si. W
Valdes.
At Ssrastn. ria. (API
Chlt-aio (A) 100 101 0104 10 !
Boston 300 SOI 00 S 11 1
Rosenbaum. Dah ka 141. MacDon.
aid (SI, Mowell 7) and Romanrv
Mlnarcln, Suare IS), Thiel (II and
White, Sullivan (Si.
At Bradrnton. ria. (API
Kansas City ono 100 0011 10 1
Milwaukee 209 0(11 00 S 7 1
McDermott. Krellow (Ji, Duren 17)
and Smith, Thnmpwn l SI; Nelson,
Rosa 4I. Nichols (71 and Roarke.
Taylor (I), Home run Kansas City
Cerv.
Big-Car Drivers Hope
For Clear Day Sunday
PORTLAND. March 20 (Special)
Owners and drivers of the In-
dianapoli-type big cars kept their
fingers crossed today after being
held off Portland Speedway over
the weekend because of bad wea
ther, and readied their machines
for Sunday's first auto race of the
Tide Table
Tlies ler Tart, Oreioa
(Compiled br U.
Geodetic Survey.
S. Coast and
Portland, Ore.)
MARCH
High Waters Lo Waters
Tlir
At Phoenix. Ariz. lAP)
Chlcasn tNt vs. New York (N).
cancelled, rain. 1 -
At Tucson, Arlr. (API
Baltimore va. Cleveland, cancelled.
rain.
At St. Petersburg ria. (API-
Cincinnati 210 4IS OSS SO It 1
New York (A I .. 01 200 0OO (71
Lawrence, Fowler (Si and Bunesa:
Laraen. Clcntte (41. Urban (71 and
Howard. Home runs Cincinnati.
Crowe. Burgess. Lvnch. New York
(A). Marytn. Kubek.
At Port Meyers, Pis. (API
Detroit , 003 100 0211 11 1
PltUbuTlh 300 100 0O04 S 1
roytarlt. Abcr (81 and Lau: Kline.
Hall (51. Churn (71, Daniels III and
Rand. Peterson (SI. rolles 17). W
Foytack. L Kline. Home run De
troit, Lau.
Tar Heels
Set to Go
1ms Height Time Height I
1 4i a.m.
I 2 p.m.
4:41 am.
41 p.m.
5 44 a m.
7.54 p.m.
10:5 a.m.
10:31 p.m.
II M a m.
.11:40 p.m.
1:01 p.m.
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14
0.1
At Orlando. Fla. (API
Philadelphia 30H 000 071 S S 1
aihlngton ono loo son 4 a 3
Farrell. Conlev (SI and Lonnett:
Wlrsler. Cleveneer IS). Griggs ISI
and ntzgerald. W Farrell. L Wels
ler. Home runa Ptillsdelphia, Bou
chee, Bowman.
The treat Jesse Owens won four
" titles in each of the 1935 and 1930
ill NCAA track championships.
(Ceatiaaed (rem page 11)
champion San Francisco Dons
(20-6). Kansas ami ban rrancisco
will meet in the second semi-final
game at 10:30 p.m. (EST.)
All (our somifinalists will prac
tice in Municipal Auditorium to
morrow. The auditorium, with a
Seating capacity of 10,500, has been
sold out for weeks. The actual
number of tickets sold wss 10,000.
The remaining 500 of "heads" that
will be counted include the four
squads, officials, and press and
radio men.
Coach Forddy Anderson, whose
co-Big Ten champion Michigan
State Spartans are regarded as
the No. 1 darkhorse of the 19th
tournament, was the first -individ
ual from, the competing teams to
put in an appearance. Anderson
arrived in mid-afternoon.
There was still no official an
nouncement from NCAA officials
regarding television plans for the
tournament. An NCAA spokesman
said, however, that plans for both
regional and national telecasts
were "still in the fire."
1957 season at the Union Avenue
racing plant,
Several of the big cars are in
paint shops for "dress-up" and
new numbers, some are undergo
ing motor "break-in" and others
need only minor adjustments be
fore final warm-ups.'
- There is a possibility of three
Ramer-Dowered cars racini Sun.
day. The Northwest'a first Ranger
(aircraft type) motor was Installed
by Cliff Nelson three years ago
and was the rage of the Northwest.
Since many of these cars have ap
peared throughout the country.
The powerful Horning-GMC motors
will predominate in the "biggies"
this year. Over a dozen of these
converted truck motors will be in
action this year.
Ernie Koch, the 19.VI big car
champion of the Northwest has
notified officials that his car 'hat
been completely rebuilt. His top
competitors, Ray Laing and Del
Fanning, both of Seattle, will have
new motors in their mounts and
are hopeful of unseating Koch.
There will be (our drivers enter
ed from Salem: Frankie McGnw
an, who came out of retirement to
purchase the speedster that won
Len Sutton many crowns the past
two years; Jack Provo piloting
Den Wilson s No. IS CMC; Cokey
Williams, piloting his UMC No. 19;
and Benny Eyerly, a newcomer to
big cars driving No. 46, Ford V-8
powered mount.
The gates will be open to the
public at 12 noon with time trials
set for 1:30.
Dartmouth College held its first
intercollegiate swimming meet in
1921 against Springfield College.
CAPITOL Al.l.rvS
Capitol Maior League: J'a Coffee
Shop (3) Salem Elks (11: Marlon
Hotel St Car Park (li. West Salem
Machinery Hi; Jjvson Men's Wear
141, The Jewel Box (0i; Barclay's
Broiler 3. Kerr's IIHIih tun,
series: Barclay's Broiler llUi hl.h
learn game: Javtnn's r-lnthir iiim.
high Individual series: Dale Baetlan
ol Barclay's 045; high Individual
!f,m,A-?lcnts,u"n" Jeveons
147. Other huh scores: Rich Slau
dinger 147007. rrank Ivans 114
Ml. Chet Boyce lis . Ray Hav.
den 137 13. Frank Walton 225409,
Yyle Anderson lis MI, Ed Wilkalll
203 S7S and Tony Frudente'XM S70.
Nine Lettermen
At.Silverton Hi
SILVERT0N, March 20 -(Special)
With nine lettermen oo
hand, and another five top pro
spects up from the Jayvee squad,
coach Don Reed of the Silverton
Foxes hopes he has the makings
of a first division hall club ta
the forthcoming Capital Confer
ence race.
Silverton opens play March 2t
at Newberg, and then plays the
first home game March 29, also
with Newberg.
Returning lettermen sre pitcheri
Ron Olson snd Tom Lynch,
catcher Jerry West, Infielders
Clyde Kuenri, Bruce Melsnd, Del
Weeks and Rex Brown, and out
fielders Bob Kouf and Lowell John
sea. The promising non-vets are
catcher Ted Kroner, infielders
Jerry Thompson and Dels Harris
and outfielder Ron Rue and Dick
Palmqulat.
Biggest loss from last year's
team is pitcher Jack Weeks, whs
wen nine and lost one in tht
Flies' 12-3 sesson. '4
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