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U ACtIUS. Drr II - Th U AfrW- Kami si a ln
imIwi la Ih National Fatfbali League Itfk ret but ihry af toaded
fc M U am al Iranian, a rrturd, nrr end (hfid
Br Sunday r ni(V. aflrr thr gam llk IS ftartimar Colt . Ih
. uml aiit Ha played briar
.aa M a !m (ha an milliee I ana Ihu
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great important- la Lm Angrier
Bui N i a crucial ana lor Bahi-
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thcr : lis (M watt ant hi
Irn.rc Court hpirarr Ml InailM
th IntrmalMMUl RoMnt C luh hai
Hard all Hi paeer and inlliirnrt '
la keep h,m Irnra lining up Irlr
tlunt rwwragr el Ihe Spuarf
An hi lloorr uiW ftrhl
im Bp,, at la Inr !
tv't nuaater.
Ga. fa. Mraara
(.Mtfii and Iha Saa Franrtr 4Vrs
Inr Ihr Irad la Iha Writer a Coo
irrcme fce la laevrdirnta are prrt
far aaalkrr bawplag crowd af
T6.tt ana) aa. M la wratker
kaiat gand. Tar I erti aanal wla.
Ik Sanaa raa get rrvreg lar a
Mtrklfaa't , eacmiag Irani aaniawrr laa
Williaaat ha. anaeay age. aa lata mm
Wryard tata lk atrlarr la aa - "","r !
r(n to rvaard IW aMaallaa. I
Tka l.rhl i. trhrdulrd h Ulf " "m f da M
January la Iha Sal f-airfrouwli hKh U quit unUva, ar
CoUaaum la Drtrtlt L al lno- Phoht
twodrnl promoicri jur anlaH , Oxwaandt el elbrr rwoplt
Xluor. Iha champion, lino org la lainrrra
Vlrad ha rhamsioBkhip ta l IV CaaataW laa aart arauau TW
tout Soul auainl SpM. ' fraaa a dla
1 Ikaatkl lat tmpctm faart , a.
kraka aa Iklt a.taly larr wtaa k aa Tntif. Vt
rail laa IRC." Hatoaar'a auw CMcaga Baars.
arrraaard. 'II kiaki Mka Ikal So " Jl pourad out le ar th
kaark la atraafrr ikaa rrrr. jramalck will! Drtralt. The Kami
Thrj'tt Mappri aa Jd aa Iwa jwoa.
f aad IrtrvhlM aVala." ' k th Bran ram in and
Splrvr Mid two rompanie ho U wunl rnt to M 4.4. Th Kami
ponaor Ih rrfular Wrdacaday , ad fenktd miarrahl din
a it SI and Friday nicht fifhli wrrc
Intrrtatrd in ttlrvminf th SpicrT'
loor bout (or rj.ooo. Prrlimin
17 fTancmMt wrrt worked
out each tim. h added.
"Bat la IBC aa ataad la
aad miaad kadi Vato," k uM.
"Tkay caairal aactaf, tUr1ala
aad arerytklaf. A fwf cait
aaaka a aalcaa lk IBC trite
k'ra Urh a to fa."
In New York. Harry Markaoa.
manaxinf director of th IBC, Mid
"if anybody wanta to televise th
bout, tot them. Wt have Dothlnf to
do with It. Wa don't want Uw bout
"Tbrre'i no competitioa ia the
bout What ha Spirarr don te
warrant a crack at the title? Last
tim I looked n waa knocked out
by (Tonyl Anthony and Anthony
waa knocked out by Moore.
Chcmawa in
46-36 Win
Tba Indiana from Chomawa
went oa th warpath last nifht
and cam aff with 4aVM non-loop
basketball wia over th Washing
ton Deal School live on the Che
mawa floor.
Alfred Nutlouii was the big
scalp collector as ha bagged It
points for his nights work. Jeff
Branom led th losers with .
Chcmawa also captured the Jay
fee game as the papooses came
ip with a C1-2S victory.
WASH Duf (Ml
. F: Craluua (41! Braaam (. Ci
tartoa HI. O: awrwtrb (J): Tkamai
(). arrvr arlg: Ntaartrki
in; aaarpa (.
CHIMAWA (4
r: Mclla (I); artrtrrr (IS). C:
KuUaalt (It). Ci Whtt (4); Brtay
(4). swim Srartni: VaM 21.
Quartarlr Brarati I t I 4 Til
ul. Daf . f . I IS II
Cbrmawa ... ( IS II
orilrlaU: Braa A Maaalas
Oa raaa th 4srrs aad alt pra
fraalaaal rrrarda wrr krakra
wbra IttJCt aarkrd MrmaHal
Call tram.
Coach Sid Gillmaa's heroes, a
sasperating as any Ram club in
history, rewarded th loyal with s
acat 17 24 victory.
Th feltowtag work la Grera
Bay Ike Raaas ictd a eauir-Iraia-kehiadl
aasaltor salrael to
wla. kat aacaad la atow th
aril two gaaaea away al Clv
laad aad Bsltlmars. Wearily,
' lhy eaaaa kiia.
Lait plac Grera Bay and next
to last Los Angeles met. Th count
was 70.572.
Last algM aa argaaisaliaa
rallrd Y Old Raaas arid Us
aaaaal baaajart far tar rlak. Ye
Old Rams ar rrf-Raaii, wrk at
rUh Walrrflrld aad lar rarrral
wrraidral. Dr. Lesll Harvalk.
Mora lhaa 1.000 filled the Holly
wood nightclub, at lll.il a ticket.
Bob Hope, who owns a piece of
stock In th chib. kidded th team
unmercifully for its M record.
Said Hope:
"Ertryaw lave yaa. Eyry-f
aw aa Ikaa etkrr toasss, Ikal
U."
As lb playrrs )aiard la tkc
laaghier. Hap added:
"I'll say this, you guys always
give it the old college try.
"I csn t wait for you to turn
professional.
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I - x
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i 'i ! C) . r -' .'v
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Puses Up Offer
Of Texts AM
r jiur win
CHICACa Dae II wwraathaS
eaach Hugh fJutly 0aughty la-
day psnad a reaarted toa asa
a yrar cwarkiag paaaiaa at Ttsas
AAM kwcaaaa mm hrart brtoagt
la Mirhigaa Btata I'Mttvstty.
PaagWrlf inlilia la r
ataaa al htU oa la big aa
a 4k Big Ta aaaail wa4r
awaBag t4 aaaarwt with toat-
at aa jpuhjhyaA JUaal aJfebsWdlBI baaaw
awsajasi wTaajsi awapwj falaaBgi sxaaawaWwaiaaT sjawasvw
lar akaatag IM1AI grid arWd-
CORVAIJJS, Dec. U Elfin (Rabbit) Baylor, above, fsbu-
loai Seattle U eager, goes against Oregon State here
Thursday sight. Baylor wis one of the (op srorer and re
bounders In (he Ration last season.
Red Sox Ink
Okie Flash
Dave Philley Now
Owned by Phillies
NORMAN. Okla.. Dec. 11 t
I'nlversity of Oklahoma basketball
ace Don Schwall said today he has
signed s baneball contract with the
Boston Red Sox. He signed for a
bonus reputedly In excess of
150.000.
The lanky fool I, tlt-paundrr
null Ihr itoonrr race tram Moa
day and at thai time dlsclaaed
h iu raasldrring affers from,
five malar league baseball clubs.
R. B. Rice. Red Sox scout who
tagged Schwall. a righthander,
would not disclose the amount of
the bonus but said:
His bonus Is bigger thsn any
Yankees Accused of
Trying for Monopoly
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11 GM-Rcp. Celler D-NY accused the New
York Yankees tonight of trying to maintain a baseball monopoly in
New York City.
Ccllcr, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, conducted an
, investigation of baseball and other
proiessionai sporis ism summer.
Since then the New York Giants
have left New York for San Fran
cisco and the Brooklyn Dodgers
for Los Angeles. Both are National
League teams.
Ia a alalemeat, feller soled
thai the Giants played la New
Yerk for more lhaa half a rra-lury.
"Unfortunately they have gone
to San Francisco." he added.
"That void must be filled by an-
Dougherty laid rroartars. aftar
rejecting Temaa At M s atlre al
head fachiag lob and eihkttr as-l
rwlarth) by Ug dialaar tea I
phone, lhat my rats ar laaf
deep at Michigaa Slat.'' .
Daaskrety bad eV4lk?aid aa
Ik a4tr ator M Sir MM
kro k bad Irmd witk
Trsa AAM ainrtala eaacnMag
Ika paalUaa varatod wkea Baa
Rryeat aaM to tiwai kaad
raark al Alakaaaa.
Daughrrty. 41 head MSI' roach
sine 1WS4. receiv aa atimaied
salary i brtwvea IH.M and IS.
am at Michigaa Stai. Th big
ofler from Texas AAM reportedly
included a TV contract. Duffy's
estimated salary at MSU also in
cludes extracurrkvlar activity.
Deaghrrty. wkea IPM Rpar
taaa kad aa S I reeard aad fla-
bkrd Ikwd la Ik aalieaal AP
al. aaM b did aat aar Ik
Trsaa AAM after to kargala far
a kigger salary al MRU.
"As far as 1 know, my salary Is
still the same." said Duffy. He
did not disclose the Texas AM
terms and chuckled "that's a lot
of money" when the WMO figur
was mentioned.
MSU alklrllc dlrerter Blltl
Maaa. akem Daagkrrly aae
credrd as krad raark, said k
was "very ptrasrd wilk DwfTy's
drcistoa to rrmala al MMU. "H
kas daac a fla tob aad I baa
ke will k wHk as far years to
TheyH Do It Every Tune
' By Jimmy Hub
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Brown Still Paces NFL Ground
Gainers; 0'ConneII Top Passer
PHIUDLLPHU, Dec. II (Spe
cial' With ana mora gam" lo
play, Jimmy Brewa, of Oavetand,
has a lead of 1W yards over his
closest competitor. Rick Casares,
of th Chicago Bears, In the race
for th Individual ball carrying
chaireiooahip of the National Foot
ball League, according ta latest
statistics.
Brawa, wka gained M yard
laat werh kaa aa rlevra gaaa
retard f M4 yards aa in ai
Iratpu tor a 4.1 yard averac
wku Casares, wk galad ti
yard laat week, kaa aasaaaed
44 yards aa 1(1 alleaaato far a
l. average. Daa Baaeriee, af
Waakiagtoa jamard trm fvarth
to laird.
Tommy O'ConnelL Cleveland,
idle last Sunday, retained -first
place ia passing with aa 11.17 av-
erage gain In yards on each at-' mm m. ,
tempt. He has thrown 119 passes. m a pel1 ll HI 1 1
I II lal III
last week, la bow tied aith Louiond with am eight yard average.
Grata, Cleveland, for scoring hoe- f Joo Arnett, is srtia first la kick
ers, each with 17 points. Last week off returns with a 2S yard average
Baker was in a thisd place tie. with Don Mcllheany. Green Bay,
Fred Cone. Grera Bay, is third second with T7.. MJt Davis, BaJli
with aa. I more, moved Into first place ta
Daa Chandler. New Ya-k. hi interceptions With ten.
lb pwaahr neater af the leagae
with a 4S.1 avrrage far each af
kla U paaU. Narat Via Brark
ha. Laa Aagrles, Is aeeaad wHk
44.1
Bert lagers. Washington, is still
lop mas in punt returns with 14
for aa average of IS.t yards.
wooniey Leu. cardinals, is sec-
Rose Bowl
Ducks Hold
(Ceatiaeed Iran preecdlag page)
rvnhHv uid he nhoned hii completed U for 1.22 vards and
decision to Jack Finney, member 'eight touchdowns. Eddie Le Baron,
of the Texas AAM governing i Washington, with 128. Johnny Uni-
board. "There are no finer people 1 tas. Baltimore. I.Se and Y. A.
nuie. aan rrancisco. 7.77 ar in
the same positions they occupied
a week ago.
Billy WUsaa. Saa Fraadaca,
defeedlag ehamatoa ia reeeiv
lag. eaugkt six pasaes last week
la wldra kis Irad avrr Jack Me
Clalrra. PIIMbargh. Tke FaHy
Mnrr kaa raaxhl 4S la 41 far ,
Ihr Steeler red. Ray Berry, I
Balllmorr. aad Frank GUfard. j
Nrw Yark. have rack eaugkt 4
ta (bare third place.
Sam Baker, Washington, who
kicked six points after touchdown
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11
The Philadelphia Phillies today
announced the purchase of Dave
Philley from the Detroit Tigers in
a straight cash deal. The price
was not disclosed.
General manager Roy Harney j Oklahoma boy ever received be
laid the Phila wanted Philley as fore."
a pinch-hitter as well as utility j Lindv and Von McDanicI of Hoi-outfielder-infielder.
.lis each received a SM.ooo bonus
Philley, who was a .300 bitter
with the Philadelphia (now Kan
sas City! Athletics, was acquired
by Detroit last year from the Chi
cago While Sox. He hit .291 with
the Tiyers is- a utility role last
summer.
i
when they signed with the St.
Louis Cards. Last snrinr Jerry
Walker, of Ada, signed with Balti
more for a bonus allegedly rang
ing between (50.000 and 160.000.
A Junior tram Ypailaatl, Mich.,
Schwall did aal have a speetaea
lar basrhall record with OU be
ranae he waa held as a relief j
barter. Ha was troubled with
lark af control kat la seml-pr
plav la Nebraska last sanunrr
Improved considerably. At OU
UI.J Mlw .Iu IhmIm. Im.
cHEastv cirr . r m :"' "
Iniliutriil Km. lkk, ill IBB an same, airuuu
IBM. (I). Unrol. Mrrrury (SI,! aad walklag Bla.
0,k Int. (Ji: Brawat (41, Csom-,
hp Hw. (I); suirtmaa . Bark- ... . ..... .,, ..,,
U4 Lumkrr (4): Tkt Spa !. Ck- WAKE FOREST IN WIN
rwMfL!?,s.f,,(i,!-0iVil-iM WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.. Dec.
v."i,'f IZi,. uIVm .rWK: tav-wato Forest College, play-rii;.i?rJ'y!i,Lu,Zkr.,i!-..,Vto'
Kra defensive ball, took the
tlrav FanBi (4). Hirk Individual . . , ,. :,.- j
m: nan nm K Hiik i- lead after two minutes and were
'viaai n: i rarvrr (m. neer headed to defeat Texas AAM
Hxk trim tamr: Sawkwrkt (I !. (j,-lf. hrr Innirhl
Milk fin urln: Sankwka (Ml). "'48 nere ,onn
Wraartaay m.m. Htwl(r: Salrm
tiiw l . 14), uveriTi BraulT
Io (a): MrKinary LliK-.-Mrr'.
ky - ill: ri ;i(t Sh
4i. Aam'i bra-rrv ill: lrt tirr.
trlr (. r. I. Mllrnt- (It; I ,4'i
Markri l). B-ely Rv J: Bark
Ian I.Mnbrr C. (U. Bob-a airs,
r.rl IIHIH (1UI llik MlnlMl
Sana: Artm Itortrl (H. Hib la
iv4al arnra: Arlmr Hrrtrl 4U.
Hlfk tram jm: MrKlaarT Ufw.
Man. (SMI. Hick Inua arrtca: Mc
Kinary UacMrrc. (t,Jl.
Narlkwritrra (La ) luit 41, Sla
.... r a u.i I. aa
n.k (Tan. ) 4!. M.rrii Br.wa oth'r National League team
(Oa ) M
Ball I la la $2 rartrrn Mlrhliaa SS
alnrennea 41, Bantva Harkar 41
Valaaralio J, Wattrra Mlrhlcaa 41
Taxai Aal 11, It. ktary'i (Saa An-
tanla. In 12
Lamar Tack 41, Trinity (Saa Aa-
lonle. Trs.l it
faaa N, SwarUimarr M
Crariatawa (Of) J, Maunl St. New rk City IS proof positive
Mary's as that Congress must curb the pow-
"aaVita m"'" AU) ' "l,ert of these baseball magnates.
Navy ii, Daiawan sa Cxar Frick (Ford Frick, commis-
l.aKalla S2. Larayttt 14 cinnar nl Kocnhnlll chnnM Inn4 a
Hakart 13. I nloa SI (av.rUma) J r " "",h"Z "', " " "
Onranta SS, Karhntrr Tark A4 1 deaf Car to the plea.
Dalhi Tark I, Mohawl Vallay Tark The Iwa Major Leagues recent-
II Is agalnil the public In
leresl to have the owners af the
Yanks (aa Amerlcaa League
team) aegale the entrance of a
aaw learn lata New Yark City.
"'I heir sell-serving eltorts to
maintain a baseball monopoly in
anywhere and those people down
there (Texas A4M." said Daugb-
erty. "That offer was a wonder
ful proposition and it offers a
great opportunity for somebody.
Hewever, I have beea at
Michigaa Stale tl years, aa aa
slalaat and brad curb. I daa'l
krllrvr I eavld leave Mirhigaa
Male I ga aaywherr. I guess
I kave la murk sralimrat far
Mlrklgaa Stale.
As the schedule - making pro
ceeded, athletic director Frill
Crisler of Michigan, scoffed at
rumors that he might leave to be
come commissioner of the Pacific
Coast Conference.
"I don't know anything about
It, sa there's na basis far die
eussioa." said Crisler. "I'm net
seeklag aay Job and aa Job la ,
seeking me."
The coaches and directors are
not expected to complete drafting
the slates until tomorrow,
if then. Tomorrow, also, the policy-making
faculty representatives
begin their sessions. Prime items
on their agenda are Indiana's peti
tion for reinstatement of suspend
ed football coach Phil Dickens and
EUGENE. Ore . Dec. 11 Of The
University of Oregon Rase Bowl
football squad resumed practice
today after a 17-day layoff and
turned promptly to pass plays.
The 45-man squad was In warm-
up clothes and displayed consid-l
The BarUrner Colts ranlina
to ekew lb way na the beat
teaaa la total yards galaed with
1.717 yard, bill ta La Aagrle
Ram are snakiag a great rffart
to Basra to Ika (mat aad are
now only t yards heklad wtth
each leant-ha vlag oa gaaa to
Hay.
Baltimore has gained l,in yards
rushing and 2,11 passing while
the Rams have gained I,l rush
ing and 1.707 passing. Last week
Loa Angeles made the biggest
single game gain of the season.
59 yards to Jump from a tie for
third into second place. Detroit
dropped from second ta third with
3.511 oo 1.S3T rushing and 1.174
passing.
La Aagelea stretched Ma lead
aa the tons as rniaiag with 1 J$U
Waakiagtoa 1 sacaad wtth 1.7M.
felJewed by Cleveland l.ft. De
trait 1,1)7 aad th CbJcage Bear
Baltimore has a comfortable
Tittle: May
IVliss Game
Brodie Likely to
Draw '-Assignment
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. II I.
Rookie narterhark John Bradi.
ke threw the last mtaul Wucft-
dowa waa thai put laa Fraactece
Iters lata a top spat kaat Sunday,
may draw full duty Uua warkaad.
IT aJJ drproda aa the condHioa
af regular V. A. TMti who right
aew hot aa a pair af gimpy
legs.
"W whs ptaa la start TMile,
said eaavh Fraaai AJkwrt. -hot
by rrtday hf he's aat able ta
ga, w1 have to aaaka athar ar
raageaarnia." Thoa "other arrangerneats for
the fiaale against Creea Bay ta
the National Football League's
Western Cerderenc would be Mr,
Brodks. . Ih . taers graMed the
Stanford star aa their No. 1 draft
choice laat fall. And they kept
him wbra they traded Earl Mar
rail ta Pittsburgh this aeaaaa.
TUUe patted a saaacse ks kia
Hgkl Irg Iwa weeks age la the
victory aver Ike New Yerk
Glaata aad h saffrred a eaaarl
saasaa la his left Irg that torced
bias ta bebkte oat af Ik BalU
aaare battle laat laaday aftar
paaktes) k the flaal ttorwmi!
Albert probably wont want ta
take chance on further aggrava
tion ta his ace. since a victory
over Green Bay would put the
tsrrs into playoff competition,
where he'd be needed more. SU1L
Y. A . a tremendous competitor,
wants to start this one.
Aa of new, Albert aad Dr.
Jim O'Caaaar. Iraas physician,
say TUUr will be akay la aaa.
Tke attest laa la whether belt b
able to snav fast eawogh to
rlade Creea Bay tacklers.
erable lip. It was ragged, though, i led in Ps'ng yardage with 2.189
apparently the result of the lay-1 10 , 883 '"' San Francisco in see
off. !ond place. Detroit has rolled up
mil. ia h.nL. ..a ..j. . ... ''4' yards. New ork l.dll and
working oa pasirs. linemra de- I " "" .''
proposals to revise the Big Ten'i
controversial financial aid plan.
si
ly appointed a committee of four,
two from each loop, ta settle Ihe
questloa af who gets Ihe territory
vacated by the Giants. Up to lhat
lime the American League
sought to establish exclusive
rights to the New York area
with Ihe exception of Brooklyn.
raar SI, PaUnaa Srton Hall Si
nioomllald S. Newark Bulftri 71
mrr 71, Brld,,iMrt 44
Manhattan II, Watnrr 14
Harvarl SS, Wralayan 41
Balra II, Nrw Hampahlrt S3
Ccay IS. Duecni (NY) 51
Uaorfla Taarkart St. Pikevllle
(ky ) to
Marakra (Ky) SI, Brllarmlnc
(Ky.) 'I
Miami (Kla.) II, Laulalana SUU 4J
Burkarll M, nattyakari SS
Muklankarg S. Moravian ST
Srranton S3, I.rkanon Vallay Tl
Alkrlikt IS, Satan Ball SS
St. Vfnrrnl (Til IT, l.anrva 12
Wasklnston I'nlvrralty (81. I.ouli)
SI. Inlvrrilly a( Arlinna 12
St. Franrli (Pi.) SI, St. Joirphi
(Pa ) M
Wait Vlrtinla Waalryaa S4, Marl-
atu IS
Miami (Ohio) II. Daytan 1
W'lkr rami SI, Taxal AAM 4
Adlan IS, Alkloa JS
Vaunfitown Unlvpralty St, Alllanra
(Pa ) Callrt U
, i . a...
4 .
navlna 47, raliwka 41
Ynhlva TI. I.em I, land 4)
Naw Vark AsilH , Wakk Initl-! ST-pouna-loka Branta (O pinna
tula II I Rra Turnrr (SS); ID-pounds Mlka
Syraruia M, Tolumkla 5 Brrmar (C) won ky forfait; I li
st. Mlrkarla (VI) S4. Adrlpkl TS noupdi Hayna Bursar (CI c.
Wait Vlriinia S4. Pana SUta S kalph Morgan (SS); m-poundi
llllnoli SI. Bollfr I nous Caliwortk (C) plnnad Dan
Slrufcaavlll JS, Watt I.lkrHy , Klawarlk (SS): 129-naundi Chuck
Central Downs
Saxon Mat Men
INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 11 (Spe
cial i Central High played host
to the South Salem wrestling team
tonight and came off with a 31-22
win in varsity competition. Cen
tral also won the jaycee match by
a 15-13 count.
Here are the results of the var-
Isity matches: .
r W'Val SS
W. Va. SUtr Tl. Wllkarforrr 44
Msrrla Harvry 12, Alda raon-Braad
ana SI
Rhodes (C plnnad Gary Mahanry
(SS); llt-pounds Bok Kaaklcr (SS)
plnnad Tom Muellar (C); MO-poundi
rrad Murllrr . (C) dac. Praakla
rroiaurc iai. i, towk " Franklin (SS); 14T-poundi Art
(W'Val St ; Kruacer (SS) plnnad Tom Hardlnt
Rlrhmand Profriliaaal Initltuta 71, (C). us-paunda CUuda HllUrkranS
BridiawaUr SS rri ui. rrv Pavaa (
Bampton Initltuta tl, Howard tn.,nnaG.ry Ballry (SS) plnnad
(DCl II jjim Arnaur (C); 177-pounda Baa
naiy traaa aa, aa I Grakam (CI r. Gall Wriakt (SS)
Narwlrk 71. varmant u I Baary wrltkt Bak BallaliU (SS) woa
, i av rarrait.
Central Tips
Bulldog Five
W1LLAMINA, Dec. 11 (Special)
The powerful Central High Pan
triers, led by Vera Lovelace, pour
ed in 22 points in the last quarter
tonight to take a 57-47 hard fought.
non-counter hoop battle from Wil
lamina's Bulldogs.
The Panthers held a 35-32 ad
vantage before they broke things
wide open to win in the last stan
za.
Lovelace led all scorers with 16
points,- while teammate Darryl
Brandt was gathering 13. Bob
Nokleby had 14 for the losers.
Willamina was victorious in the
jayvee mix. ,
CENTRAL (57)
F: Hanoi (2): Martin (1). C: Lava-
lac (11). O: Brandt (13); Cummlni
(7). Ratcrvei acarini: Marr (I); Wll
an ().
WILLAMINA (47)
r: Noklaky U4); Scknkar (II, C:
Hamilton (i) G: Vaat (2); Mc
Millan (S). Reaervaa Scarinc: Nlccol
toa (I); LltUeJohn (I); Pcaraaa (t).
?uartcrly Scarai! I t 1 4 Ttl
antral II 14 I tl 5T
Willamina .... II It t IS 47
Offlclala: Donavan A Bales.
Carter Tops
Pin Tourney
CHICAGO, Dec. 11 ti-Don Car
ter, and Phyllis Notaro held on to
first place in the World Invita
tional match game bowling tourna
ment today, at the end of six of
16 rounds in the four-day finals.
Carter, at St. Leuis, moved
4.44 Petersen points ahead af Ed
Lubaaskl, Detrslt. The veteraa
Carter posted aa U4 series while
winning Iwa ef four games from
Sieve Nagy, Si. Uuls. Nagy had
(36. Carter's poial lead was the
equlvaleat ef 244 pins.
Carter accumulated 18.36 points
during the match to run his over
all Petersen total to 121.32.
Mlis Notaro. 26, of Brandt,
N.Y., Inched ahead af the closely
bunched field by dividing twe
games with Marloa Ladewlg,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miss Notaro potted 202-160
against Mrs. Ladewig.
Mrs. Ladewig, in second, trails
by 0.29 points 29 pins 56.11 to
55.32. Dolores Wroblewski, Detroit,
it third with 55,18.
vatrd Ihrir altrnlie to Individ
aal blacking la a dummy scrimmage.
The swift Oregon backs also got
a workout on returning punts and
KICKOIIS.
Norm Chapnua, . the crater
whose loss with a dislocated
ankle la the aeasaa's fifth game
was a severe blow, warked eat
briefly snapping the ball.
He wasn't able to run. though.
and it remained a question wheth
er twice-daily sessions with train
er Bob Officer will get him in
shape for the JanrVry 1 game
against Ohio State in Pasadena.
MITCHELL ON SHRINE '11'
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 11 'jIV-
Bob Mitchell, University, of Illinois
halfback, was named today to re
place ailing Aubrey Lewis, Notre
Dame halfback, on the east squad
for the east-west Shrine football
game here Dec. 28.
Lewis has not recovered from
late season injuries.
Saa Fraarlaca'i paeslag per-
eratage drapaed from (3.1 to
13.1 but tbe Ferly Niaert still
have the best record.
Los Angeles cut down Bait!
more'i lead in the scoring race
by scoring 42 points last week.
The Rams have 270 points to 282
for the Colts. Washington, which
also registered 42 last week is
third with 241.
New Yark which has beea
leading far weeks Is the best
punting learn witk aa average
of 45.1 yards aa each af Its U
puata.
The race for the honor of being
the best team defensively against
rushing is close between the Colts
who have allowed 3.1 and the!
Boat who have permitted 3.2.
Pittsburgh has a 3.5 mark, New i
York 3.7 and Cleveland 3.8.
Cleveland, for tbe second week
la a row, Is the best team de
fensively against passlag having
permitted 41.9 , percent af the
216 passes thrown by Its opponent.
Bums Try to
Line Up Bowl
tCanltnned freea precediaf page)
splendid ceeperattoa froaa th
caliaeaaa camajiawlia la Laa
Aagelea.
O'Malley submitted three pos
sible layouts for a baseball field
in th Rose Bowl. In two of tbe
plana th foul Una would be ade
quate with minor alterations and
a third would have a short right
field foul Une of 265 feet, which
could be corrected by erecting
screen of 50 or (0 feet. He said
that Kbbetta Field In Brooklyn has
a similar screen.
O'Malley estimate' lhat ana
rrvislea weald rest a beat tel.
tot, aaatber t4S,ftOt and a third
HS.Ooe to SM.M.
The Rose Bowl can accommo
date some 13,000 cars.
The Dodgers would assume all
costs of construction and of re
turning the bowl to its original
form.
Tbe Dodger weald gaaraatee
that the bowl weald be la Ha
Ideatlcal farm between baaebaU
seasaa far the aaaaal faetball
game New Year's Day.
The city board wil bold an open
hearing next Tuesday before de
ciding whether it will continue Into
formal negotiations on all other
matters with the Dodgers.
For More
Sports See
Page 24
Tippy Dye Considered
For Iowa State Post
AMES. Iowa. Dec. 11 W)-Prof.
. S. Haber, chairman of the Iowa
State College Athletic Council, said
today that Tippy Dye of Seattle
is one of several persons being
studied as possible athletic direc
tor at the college.
Dye, basketball coach at the
University of Washington, dis
closed yesterday that be was in
terviewed at Ames recently about
the position. Dye said he was not
giving the job serious thought "at
the moment."
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Set for Local Spree
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Capital Malar: Salem Rika (St.
Traax OO Ca. (4): Marian Batrl A
Car Park (1). Rarri J): Jayaaa'a
C -tkJ-ra (71. Wrat Salem Marhiaery
?. Barrerl tpartli- Oa4i 1).
B-rtoy'i Brailer (3). Hlfk IraiHdaal
fame: Taaa Pradenta (74). Wl-k
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Aussies Watch
Davis Cuppers
The roster for both the Court
Jesters comic basketball team and
their "Harlem Jau Show" at half
time was yesterday announced by
Damiea Rocha. secretary of the
barnstorming troupe which is to
appear at South Salem High gym
Friday night.
Tbe Jesters, a colored outfit
which puts much comedy into its
regular basketball routine, are to
play the local Valley Motors AAL'
club which is expected ta be an
area this season :
On the Jesters playing roster are
JVa tl- Johnny James, -4 forme All-City
MELBOURNE. Australia, Dec. II
or Australia's David Cup selec
tors watched today's semi-final
doubles matches in the Victorian
championships and they could not
Walter Coleman. 5-10 set shot and . have been impressed. v
dribbling whix from Seattle; Jim I Mai Anderson and Mervyn Rose,
Williams, H veteran from Cush- who probably will be the doubles
inr. Okla.: Allan - Benjamin. 6-1, team in the cup matches, defeated
regular from Arkansas AMAN: Rod Laver and Bob Howe on their
Bruce James. -3 ball handling art-! opponents' errors. The scores were
iat from St. Louis V. and Booker ,6-3. -. 6-4.
Wlxe Oaaklra: Pta !acrra f 11.
Tka raw Bparra (J); Happy rr
a. Tkarapera (4); Do ar Darn (T.
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ti Braa Peaa a ft). Laarmaa
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Z',m .re ??. mill Vyer rrilns't Benson High j Lipman s. Wickluad Sporting Goods Eta Duld'g and Elizabeth Court of
ine-Tiaui "a-rieV- e- r- ' mt I and row one of the top pcrfirmers Store and Meier A Frank's. The ! Australia. In,, the-finals they meet
arrra-kaito wrk jnt- rth the Jesters; Eddie WriEht.jshow i sponsored by the Junior i Mary Carter and Mrs. Joyce Col-
-;l
Stewart, 5-6 scooter and jump-shot
specialist from Los Angeles.
Joel Cowan and Sir Robin Clarke,
musical entertainers with a color
ful background are to supply the
halftime jazt show with their guit
ar, saxophone and piano. They also
feature vocals and comedy. ,
Tickets for tbe game and show.
at popular prices, are available at
The selectors left while Ashley
Cooper and Neaie Fraser were
playing Roy Emerson and Bob
Mark. Emerson and Mark, wba
are not even on the cup squad,
won the match 64. 19-17. 1-10. 6-2.
Angela Mortimer of Great Brit
aia and Mrs. Mary Hawtoa of
Australia reached the women's
finals with an t-a. 6-1 ifctory ever
i.r, oai). - "iM from Langstoa College, Okla.;
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