They're to Be Honored During. Banquet Tonight
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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
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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
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(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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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with a 116-101 triumph ever the I
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