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They're to Be Honored During. Banquet Tonight Ignh-BayDiri avers -race : I - . - I ' . 3 . i, V ,.. . , J I Highly Rated Seattle Booked at Corval lis Severe Test for Unbeaten OSC$ Dodgers Did to Use Rose Doivl PAIUPKKA. CtUI . Dee. II M. MeeMrial CiMma TW Las Angeles Da4gert. auk M H eat at lat kmi hhmI ktlp af Mi) Nam '.pretl.m tmt4 Ik Laa OREGON fTATC OMXiXK, Can sills. Dw II Spil The pcrlert rerwt thus lar casnpilrd hy the Oregat Hal lallrgt Bete- art lain kasketbaa' trim It U be M U a arter e leaf arte Thuf da? BJiM akea Caar filali UiU'i surpriktag (in iifwi Ihe kiahlv rated Sralllt I'aiwsiljr Chiettaias aad (arte lhulua i:iia RabbMI " " , Batkar The SMth Salens Saxeas football tests, above, rnancrap far the Oregon Class A-l football ckanjpleasklp this year, It to W honored Itolfbt daring a Chaaber f Cestsaerte baaorL 'rlrk. al tat Marie Hotel Tkketa may be obtained at U hotel The SaiMt last to Je'frrtea of Portland 117 far the stale UUe. tht only visiting attraction Chieftains' coach Jim (Tba I,?' : :' JOHN CASTEtLANI He's aitraetiaa aha. This, that, etc: Elgin (Rabbit) Baylor Unl at Corvillli tonight. If the Count) Castellaoi is up to anuff, he'll give you a jump-Ing-jack performance in the vicinity of his bench the likes of which you've never seen before. . . . We've seen The Count get so excited he's led the SU band, lined tip with the yell leaders and sledded his coat all within the span of 10 minutes. . . . The Saion football baa t,uet at the Marion tonight' nas Its A-l attractions, toe. He's Ted Ogdahl, the WU lamette man. Ted has be come one of the most ea ; pable and popular after dinner speakers la the Northwest If yen dont think so, Inst tune In on him. Not all folks In the Lot Smogorino area are jerks. The regular Monday night (6:30 o'clock) football TV show "Pa cific Coast Conference Highlights", which originates in LA and which is piped to our area, next week details Its entire half-hour program to the brighter spots of Oregon's 1957 season. In other words, a good peek at that,which is to rep resent the PCC In the Rose Bowl. . . . The program should be a good one, so. long as they don't allow one of those LA scribes to do the narrating., .... It's '18 nd Oregon For You in Seattle Incidentally, if you're a betting man, yon can get as much as II points and Oregon In the Seattle area when yon talk Rose Bowl. This Is no doubt because Seattle folk saw Ohio State crumble their pet Huskies 35-7 last Oc tober 5 In Seattle. . . . Statistics on the Buckeyes' season could be a big factor, toe. Have a look at some: . Ohio State averaged 29.7 points per game while holding the opposition to 8.6. In rushing, the Buckeyes averaged a whopping 307.0 yards per game while holding opposition . to 167.1. Altogether, OSU averaged 3.1 yards per play. They fumbled only 2.4 times- per game and lost the ball only 1.1 times per, An obviously "clean" team, the Buckeyes were assessed only 24.6 ysrds per game in penalties. .... On the brighter side, If there is one, opponents av eraged well over 100 yards per game In passing against the Big Ten champs. Perhaps this could be a big weapon for the Webfoots come Jan. 1. . . . Honor for Job Well Done Accolade for Saxon Footballers Tonight A civic pal aa Um back' for the excellent loot ball 'record thry compiled during Ihe recent run it la be givra lb South Salem Saxans looixht ia the Cold Room of tht Manoa Hotel. Tbe Saxoni vanity aquad and coaches Lee Gustafaoa, Bob Metirer and Lou De- Lorett art ta be hooored via a Junior Chamber o( Commerce banquet, atartiag at : o'clock. T4 Of tahl. lat eaaablt WH laiXli I'arreraMy ttath who kaf a aaaiaer of aaaih Salna fraai aa kit Pat caUeglalt saaad aarlaf tkt araaaa, la la kt arta claal speaker, aad Al Laarka, laag arlaeat la acta efrtt aad aparia aflalrt lafalijr, wW kt Ike aaaaler of nwiaalea. Tba Saxons el 18J7 ewept through the District I A-l race with an tin blemished record and for the reg ular full aeaaoa compiled a record of I wins, 1 lots. Then ia tht play off quarterfinals, Guatafson'a gang defeated Mm Hi of MUton-rret- water. ftMta Salrn lied wMb Ike pa rrfal SartacfleU ehtk la Ike t- ailflaala, kat trai awaraX Ike victory ky virtar af murt vartase Ikaa SarlacrleM gaiaed. In the championship battle at Portland with Jefferson liigh's un defeated and untied Demos, South led 74 until late in tht game when tht Portlanders acored and even tually won by a 11-7 margin. OftViala ta charge af toalght't spread laclaae George Ragguw, preaMeal af tbe Jaaiar Ckara- r; 8 1 a a 1 1 y Grere, Saleai Ckamker af tarn metre; Jerry ag, president af tke Salem Breakfast Clak; Gas Metre, sec retary af Um TMCA aaf Wet Stewart, Dayle Barret aad Lloyd Davenport af tke Stalk Saleaa Bisk Srkoal Fareata' Oak. A portion of the South Salem High Pep Band will perform dur int. the evening. The banquet is open to the pub lic and tickets will be available at the hotel desk. Oratw O. Baa Iw 8UI IS Vaitvnitir ptlut II, tacrm mm SUU m Bwatwr Tt, Ct4mt MIbm ST MMtevtlta MS. lUt-Mti NartMl SI WltrMMla Txk at, MartJkimura (Wtoi S (MMirr 41 (Ark.) M, Mrrrlmark Cal- San Jose Downed by Duck Five 62-53 Victory Is 4th Straight KUCEKE. Ore.. Dec. II u- Oregot) turned accuracy at tht (ret throw Una Ma a D SI taa tanftrtnet baaketball vktery avtr San Jtat Stata bert taoight. N waa Oregaa's Natlk atralsat vktory. La algM tat Daraa a feat Baa Jaat 1t41. Oregon led only ll-e wkh tevra minutes remaining la tkt game tonight, and then picked up ka victory cmhian an a flock of free throws. laa Jaw, tryiag la trt paa- aeaakMi al Ikt kan, faaM lraly. Ckartlt rraaklla gal aat rrrt tkraw far Orrgaa, Bad Kaykrw SaH aaat att tag Ikrt Hal Daffy taak a pair la aaalge Ore gat aafrly lata Ikt kat. la tht last aevea minutes of tht game, only ant fir Id goal was scored. That was one by Franklin. who led Oregon'a scorers with IS points. latil tke last terea aniaalra, tkt gaaat waa a elaae, leader AIM easiest. Tke leaf ckaagrd kaaaa nlat ttaaea, aad ea IS at- caslaat Ikt tcart was tied. Tht game was rough, as both teams pressed closely. San Jose committed 17 fouls and Oregon IS. Tke teams wtrt Had Sl-H at kalfUaM. Saa Jtat skat a knsler lag JOS clip kt Ikt first half kat etaled to .in after tkt latennJa- pautM af la AageWa. I a d a mad a pNra. la aUy aataB la the lamrd flax Bwal laoinall f Slum Paylsaa. Prestdrat taller O Ms try at Ihe Dadgrn aat eral af ku auutaait apprar4 al aa "rs- Tha ms ml is. . ladlMry aeaswa" artort Mayte t IVavm' pf.-rWrrraor I WilWairf s full eount af Ih. raisnms pwi ss v7 ta aaothrr mtvt It ftad a plact lar tkt Dodfert to play an a lempar try basts. PtalsM salt Ikal aegsllallsat rt alia galag St kHaeea lat pWftn aad Ike Lat Aageart Aafetet tistitai art pfsiteg aaaS aVIWwJI la aala. PWUaa Isd atf Hk a fraak aa- al to the PsixWaa rity laihart r I If la liadiag tht Podgars a Ikr asaj Mat al t CsSawaU. af aa atasar al agilii. art a Bev His Boxer That Knows How to Box Big Bill Bevens won an equally airable boxer dog in a local contest the other day, but doesn't know if he wants to keep the mutt or not. Every time Bev leaves tbe thing in the car, it playfully bounces around and manages to hem itself in by jamming the lock-knobs on the doors. Bill nas has to walk home for the other set of ear keys twice since obtaining the pooch. . . . There'll be no Christmas present for Mr. Boxer, and maybe no future if he doesn't quit locking himself inside the car. ... Bruce Mcintosh, the former U of Idaho basketball baseball star who has been with the Lewiston Broncs the last couple of semesters, and who was plucked by the Portland Bevos the other dsy, is a mighty happy gent. Still doing graduate work at the U df Oregon, Bruce was tell ing us the other night that "playing for a Coast League team has always been an ambition of mine, nnd I can hardly believe I'm to now get the chance." . . . Mcintosh : was secured by the neighboring Besvers the same day they grabbed pitcher Ted Edmunds. Ted will be remem bered as tbe burly, workhouse fllnger of the 1952 town -Senators, a year In which be registered a new Western International League record' by appearing in 58 contests. Edmunds won only 10 while losing 12 that campaign, but he compiled a nifty 2.75 earned run average and saved many games with bis crafty relief work. ... (Ctntlaneg page U, cal. t) Car re on, James Defend Northwest Bicep Title Durelle Nabs TV Victory TAMPA.' Fla.. Dec. 11 l-Yvon Durelle won a unanimous decision over Jerry Luedee in a bruising lo-round light heavyweight bout tonight Dnrelle, Ikt British Empire light keavyweigkl ekamplta, aw ing a left katk aad right npper- cot wUk telling effect, built np aa early lead aad waa la control tkraagbeot. Luedee, though will lag and tough, rarely was able to pene trate Durellt's defense for a tell ing blow, i Judge Bob Diax scored the fight 9S-91 for Durelle. Judge John Branch had it 97-95. Referee Mai Manning scored it 96-95. The AP gave Durelle a 99-95 edge. Dareile staggered Laedee wua n eaaaskia right it tat Jaw la tkt ftartkr rauad aad (sapped kla head back tt several ecca- , kat Laedee was never elett tt gelag dawn. Durelle. weighing 174 to 172 for his New Haven, Conn., oppon ent, was tht stronger in the clinches and got in some of his best blows in the infighting. Tkt kaat, far tkt Benefit af tke Bake Zakarias Memorial Cancer Faad. was televised na tionally ky tkt American Bread easting Ca. (ABC). i The official gate and attendance were not announced immediately. Promoter Lou Viscusi estimated the crowd at 1.500. Si, eBUra uis Csawasry VS. NsrtkMtt La. M Iwta at, NrUra UttsaU II KtaBharst SI, IUIuSs WMlvysa Si KaUttwa P St. Tmtoa Trk- rt Tl (rsrtlml at. Aawtaa's M, 1st, Jska I'srrsH St, WeiUra nrwrvt M i bhml AkWT St. Krtklae tt ' Wsflsft Its, Csllss st ChartortM Ssa Jsss SUU (U) u r r t DespiU this. San Jose later tied at 47-47 and Anna Lundquist s field goal later pushed tht Cali fornia team o within two points at 51-49 before Oregon's free throws started. It to start at eight o r but Aa a iseSisasrs last arasaa. Um Mast. Stork aad gtl piasd Baylar trared $! pstolt tor a St.lt eseeat per gsase, aad tod lat sa'taa'l raaVitate rrkaasd era aMh a Ul Mat He wat asied to aasasrsas AkVAaMt Ira Isaasa (sack Jht CaUefUai af Ihe Chiertaiat. aha claims this tra m's rkib tt be tht best in SeattW V history, has flanked Baylor witk aa eipectefllw dnM nm rnii sullng tf t-7 TWnlta Humphries. SS't Judt Peine, a-l Den Ogarek. MS Gerald rttsaelL SI Praacia Saunders and "Swtet Charley" Brown, tht latter an AAU great la tht Seattle area last eeaaoa, and I-it Jim Harney. AHkaagk DM CaMtalaa defeatod ky a Ipitol margin kt Ike ata erfal Baekaa Baaert af neattst to Ikekr flrat gaeat tala araaaa, aat la wkirk Baytor wat krM to U P sails. Ikey aaeaed Ikekr raUegtott etaaarUttoa Maa day wUk a Itt-M wla aver Part bad Slate CaaVge. Baytor ararvd M paiaia la lata awt. la this week's first collegiate basketball pot), tht Chieftains were rated No. 14 ia Ihe nation, They finished in fifth plact last season. Oregon Stata waa not list' ed among the lop twenty this week. Highly pleased wkh tkt way la wkirk kit Beavers pt rf erased la Ikekr first tkrat gaaatt with Oregon aad Pertlaad llntotraHy. taarfc Slats CIO feels Seattle wU kt tat af tkt very neat etoka tkt Orrgaa Staters win fact all sea ts. Haw It keep Baytor frsaa geUlsg aaaat tf Bia Olas (SC M Baisarte ( ) tuts 14, Nsrtk . ribtrtt DskMs UalmriM It Ijinea asaussitera Ls. SI. LsalsUaa Csl- nraatnsi Wis Si mrisel Nsrth Carenaa Bute at, Beath Carsllu T) Csit Csrsllaa Tt, BUf k Paint St KHiaWthUwa (Fa.) 11, Dtrkla (P. si Msaat Vatea St, Ksbtm St riarMa II, risrtaa 8Ut It (Ctaliaaed pare tt, cel. J) (tt) Ores i this unit. o r p year eaarklng vtttraa al week. Gill plana to go along with tht same opening unit that baa shows st well m tht first three fames. which have beea victories for tht Beavers. Davt Gambee and Ken N'anson at fonvs'ti, Wayne Moss at center and Lee. Htrman and Jim Ar-derson at guards make up t antra nM wstswr Laatast t t S t Prsakla I t 4 It S I I IS Mtrroa I I 4 1 4 S t Daffr 4 f ill 1 S 4 IT KrkatU S S I S I 4 T uk 4 4 4 IS S t t t Bsstiacs t t i tilt askertea t t I 4 III Psteeaa t t t t t t t t Davts t t I t 1 t I S Astma t t t t nataUla t t t t Walker Prize To Dempsey LOS ANGELES, Dec. 11 W-The old heavyweight champion, Jack Dempsey, was as thrilled as a youngster fighting his first main event today when he learned that he had been voted the James J. Walker award for long and mer itorious service to boxing. "Thtt't great, that's wander full" said Dempsey, was threagk tke years kai beea skewered witk Jast abtul all tke ktaart btxlag kat to tffer. jS The Walker Award was voted; I 62-year-old Dempsey, who held the I heavyweight championship from S 1919 to 1926, by tha Boxing Writers 'fi Assn. in New York. - ' "I consider it a great honor and S nr1vllM " nmnu saM rj "Boxing has been good to me and all of us should do all we can for the sport." Dempsey said ke would be tt hand ta accept tkt award at Hit Writers Assodstltt'i anaaal dla- aer It New Ytrk Jaa. 14 al thotgk tt will take tame sched ule Juggling. "I'm supposed to be in Colum bus, Ohio, on the 14th for n sports dinner." Dempsey said, "but I'll arrange some way to be present! to receive tht award." IS i t I Tstals II It R U Saa Ses SUU . Ores aa . . Tstals 1 14 IS tt 31 n SI SI SI tl Derby Date Fixed LOUISVILLE. Ky., Dec. 11 UB- Cburchiu Downs board of direc tors today fixed tht track's an nual dividend at $1.30, down five cents from last year. They also set tht date for the 1956 Derby the traditional first Saturday in May for May 1 It will have an added value of $125,000, the same winnings offered the past several years. . Oregon Stale plays Conzaga and the 7-foot JMnch Jean Claude Lefebvre bert Saturday night. Mantles Add 3rd Boy to Family JOPLIN. Mo.. Dec. 11 Iff Mrs. Merlyn Mantle, wife of New York Yankee baseball star Mickey Mantle, has returned tt ber home in Commerce, Okln.. after giving birth to a son nt Freeman Hos pital here Dec. S. Tbe baby has been named Wil liam Giles Mantle. The couple has two other children, both boys. Mickey Elven, 4, nnd Daniel Har-v old, 2. Mantle, who has been on n hunt ing trip in Texas, returned to Commerce to meet hit wife and new son. Withdrawal Urged Advice in PCC Fight LOS ANGELES, Dec. II if-Tbt UCLA academic aettatt today urgtd withdrawal mm tht Pacific Coast Conference of both tht Lat Angeles and Btrktley campuatt at tht University tf lauiona. Bradfard A. Baatfc, cfcalraaaa af tkt aawato't spatial ettwaskv tet aa atkJrtkt, taal tkt raw easaaeadaltoa wll kt pritialad Iissiiiis at laa aalririMyt heard af reseats at at lag bar. Tht recommeivlallo, which ren reamta tht UCLA faculty view point aa tht Btrift-tora PCC. said that if the Berkeley campus da does tt stay ia tht coherence then UCLA should bott anyway. The senate recommended specif ically that: "In view af tkt rrpadlarlaa af Ikt regents' Bvi patot pretraas at tht rteeat marling at tkt PCC, tkt reseats kt argad to withdraw katk nakt af lat na. ersHr frsaa tkt tiaafsrstct aa July 1. IH. at Ikt tanlrattoa af tke peaakiea hnaaitd aa UCLA, aad that na aaaiaanairal to that affect kt nudt laaaiadlala "In the event tht regenU fall tt implement a bilateral withdrawal. unilateral withdrawal no maoa. "And that at tha time af with drawal a statement be attutd de scribing tht philosophy of athletics under which future scheduling will be conducted." Later in the evening the UCLA student's legislative council' fol lowed suit and urged that UCLA withdraw from the conference. Tke U-ataa atodeas body ft, traltg grata adapted a itttia tton that UCLA "withdraw Bsetnkerthh la tke PCC to be tffeetlvt nt tkt earliest practi cal date." I kte came ewr bare to at aawl to vat) karaaat w art as taaatiaa. tht Laa Aawetat avaysf jsatd. "tan ha tkt beat atom to I major ittgwt aaietiia la at ttaytd la at lar nt ewtkara tar aa la caararned. I ST-rais I It get ridiraiad Iran) aamt UrtJttw M Lat Aagtiet. kut 1 behave yawl agret. ate tsaUtotd nw. what Lat Aagelet tt ttslaat to kart lat ttodsera, lat ett.i Bawl eta peadUg Ike pest sard tattaWto aaew) af a Itodfse ptoat la Cha se Btetot. Paulsen aMh a widt grit) aaid, "It k) tentta-raaaiag tor Laa An grlet to gt to fin nasi to open Ikt next kasabal aeaaoa. OnkUBey liBiaid. ate tktaktdl tkt Paaaaeaa baard tor tkt kaato By eaBad Thur.,0ec 12, '57 (Sec IV21 (Ca past St. net ) Christmas Vila Each Pintail of 3.0 cr or Yoa da Boy fa for 59c Etch re Gift Suggestions at Terrific Savings! Rtf. 24.15 Yt Latftk Waal Fitltd Parka 4 Packets, Heat) UnsJpe I a Make bottor vj. 17 Only et This Price I Tbe Warmest Cetjf hi Tsnrw ' 1m' 9 tt AJV r.ru.uj Sleeping Bag H95 Sas ffcwOto. Vvallty at iit best Men's Wear HIgk at Ctnrt Senator Hate! litre Heavy Water Rep. Cover 2 AeUftress Packets Full Separating Zipper '' RmNjt laeutiful leg Give HJjeful and Practical Gifts I x x i Tito Carreoa and Johnny James saase line. Vaa Hlmmler was II defended their Northwest tag team legally la tke rlag, aslag keaaV mat title and trophy last night at katts ta Carreta. ina Armory, wun a pis assist Iran i Nicg KOtSI S Whopping airplane . f . . Karl voa Himmler, a member of spin, the best seen here since the jdCrdmeillO jftlte Portland, U. Takes the losing team. Tke Mg Cermaa refased to tag partaer Gearge Drake wken tke latter wat la treaMe la tkt Ulrd fall, tfcas ereattar a riagskk raw ketweea Ike twa. As tke Irate Drake wat beating ta vaa Himm'er, J antes sacrely taeaked , ap wiu a jaejuuit aeia an at rapes, aad that easily Intoned Drake. .Catalina George then pursued von Himmler to tbe dressing quar ters, but tbe big guy had himself safety lacked la. . Drake aad van Hlmniler aid a gatd lean tok to tkt aeeead fan. warkksg aa Carreaa tastl Drake flaKeaed bin wHk aa am kar. Tht Iwt neaaiea gat earried awar fcs le Mrsl fall and were dfewsaUfted ky referee" Harrt Efltett vara al fear gtod lators were gang at H at tkt days of Frank Stojadc. took care of Paul DeGalles ia the special event. DeGalles got such a fill of it be couldn't continue because of illness. In tht opener Henry Lens took 19 minutes tp get his full nelson going, and beat Al Szass with it. Sublimity, Chem.wa Slate Clash Tonight SUBLIMITY, Dec. 11 (SpeciaD Tba Cnemawa Indiana and Subli mity S a i a t a are to meet here Thursday a I g h t ia a basketball game, "starting at eight e'ekxk. The was defeated SS-St br Waner Released From Hospital iamta. ria.. lkc. ii un ram Waner, the former hitting star and X now a member of baseball's Hall f of Fame, left a hospital today, w completely cured of tuberculosis. 5 He was in such a hurry to leave i B the hospital he dropped his dis-; charge papers and a pretty nurse 5 ran after him with them before n he left for his Sarasota home an automobile. lira iut mcr ruifiuwKu tMBihiiis i hero looked good. He added a 10 I pounds to his 130 when he entered B the hospital last September. S n in iM 4A f Give Sporting Goods Genuine Voit Tether boll and pola set, ref. $13.00, new $10.95 Voit Tether balls without FREE boll pump with any Voit Football, lasketboll. Soccer or Tether bell priced $3.95 SUGGESTIONS New Baseball glove, Boxing gloves. rubber Basketball, Football ar foatbel Ihtlmet with face mask rocked. Coleman, Equipment Salo Mm 15.W Reg. 24.95 Store 19,13 16.95 Prcfes. Un!:rn'10.t3 Keg. 24.95 Tails and Qaln I7.S9 Carwt la and Compare Thasa frkee Wool Sox ! Nylon Reinforced For Estra Wear Salmon Rods SPECIAL SALE Reg. 10.95-19.95 Now 749 124 They're Beeulies ARVIN ELECTRIC HEATERS IO00 1T.27C0 11. I24f NOW Meer Have Tktrmostnts Ta Give You Economical Heat Toys of All Kinds Guns, Trikes, Dolls, Dishes DAISY BB PISTOL Far the Boy, tha new repeating $4.95. Sturdy POGO STICKS, S5.95 New scoop feme, ployed indoors ar outdoors with plastic fun ball. Fun for rown upt, S3.98- SPALDING Kroflite golf balls, reg. $1.25 ea., now SI. 00 $10.95 dx. FREE set af head cavers with any folf baf. priced at $15.00 r His riMnra tnld him to take it easy tor a while, lay olf golf. f But he should be ready to go . S next spring when baseball training time rolls around. He is batting I instructor for minor league teams f i . t. r . t l i . , :i w in ine iarm ivsirm m uie waukee Brtves. , Make the Man af the House happy with new Hedgmen rain suit far golf. Jack- $12.00 Pants, $9.50 P'- Man's brawn top quality golf shoes, $13.95 Pr Ladies Spalding brawn and white golf thoas, $1 1,95 pr. Mens ar Ladies brown and white rubber waterproof golf shoes, $10.95 pr. Celtics Coast to PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 11 V The University of Portland, get ting n 2t point performance from Jim Armstrong, tonight defeated Sacramento State 71 -49 in a non conference basketball game here. Armstrong, a six-foot speedster i m m r iai . who has beea Ul with the flu. I I0-IU4 VlCtOrV J:.. i, .j I ! in the second half. And then Armstrong, using mainly long aet shots, sank 12 out of 21 field goal attempts to pace the Portland victory. He also got four free throwa. - The loss wan the second straight for Sacramento, which last night Willamette h I r i i BAROMETERS. Largest selection and lowest prices from $3.95 P- We have a FEW PAIRS af SKI PANTS left. White Stag, mens and ladies, reg. $19.95, now $13.95 pr. BOSTON. Dec. M Wt-The high- I powered Boston Celtics Jumped in- a SPALDING GOLF CART Reg. J 19.95, now $15.95 FISHING TACKLE. Big to an early lead and coasted to I their 20th victory in 23 decisions 5 with a 116-101 triumph ever the I Cincinnati Royals tonight in the nightcap of a National Basketball m Assa. double header. I . Ia the opener before a Bostoa I st lection af tackle hoses from $3.9$. Fly tying kits far tha ' bag inners from $3.95- She ROLLER SKATES, Chicago for bays ar girls, with toe stop, $19.95 P' JACKETS. New official South Selem, North Se SETS with Um ar Serre leather sleeve school jackets. Also in finger tip length, weal sleeve co:n:;u;;;o ou2 decek:er SHOE SALE All Work Shoes & Boots Morked Down Sl.00-S4.00 A Real Salo! Cushlta Inaolt Service SUUta Sbae Rag. 8.B9 6 Neopbrene Sole 89 No Gimmicks Na "Speciel Purchase" Prices Start At $5.00 Pr. Kiddies Shoes ,2.891: 25.00 3.8927.03 Serve Yourself ar We'll Help ARCHERY Gless Baws from $4.95 Oveniie White Stag Sleeping Bags, 4b. Thermafill, $21.95, twa far $39.95 ouicome win noi coum ui me siar-ion th Prat g-me of Kt Oregon Garden crowd of 7.813. Bob Pettit g ion R standine... since the Saints rrd trip. teyd in 3 noinls to !d the ! are ia the Major division tf the Sacramento trailed .r-II at hslf S. Louis Hawks tt a 135-ISS de- I laep. while the Indians play in the, time tnright. Its top scorer wason ever the New York Knicker- f OPEN EVENINGS HCYMRD WICKLUND SFORTING GOODS 172 Stale St, Salrsv Ore. ' - , IBtt! i m EM XUit ft Opea Daily t AJI. to I PJI. Saadars t AJW.4 TM. 19V. X. 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