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Newspaper Page Texttil 111 T ! I II This past weekend wu one of many thrills lor 17 boys front Siayton and Salem. Tht boys were treated to a trip to the Stat Bowling meet in Eugene where they competed in the junior tourney. In all, 32 learn bowled. Of these, (even were from our area. Four being from Stayton and three from Salem . , it Bayle, principle of SiaytM High Behoof, tarnished a school km for transportation. The red of (he expense were picked np by Dick PWpps of UM merry city Pas Hag alley . . . None of the local boyi finished In the money, but a good time was had by all. Boyle and Phipps, along with Tony Vittone of the University bowl, are of the min ority who do something about a youth program instead of just talking about K . . . Salem's traveling teams, tjer- -linger' aad Marshall's, made a recent jaaal to Senilis far the Ideal Classic. From at rr parts ' they sbaald have stayed home. Gerllnger's finished 11 pias aut f the money, and Marshall was further owes than that . . . Young Jimmy Lcbold, bowling with the Gerlinger learn managed to capture sixth in the singles with a fine 143 for eight lines. He was only one of the Salemites that did anything .... W see Frank Evans running arnnad the basketball flaars these days with a whistle In his month. Frankie does a fine job of taotlag down Ike fowls . . . About 20 couples threw a housewarming party for Dick and Corky Phipps last Saturday night. A more surprised couple could not have been found. They didn't catch Dick in the bath tub, but they didn't miss by very far eilher ... Tom Wood is still helping the aew owner of the BAB duckpln conrto, Tom Summers, gel started. Wood will now wnll antil spring before Uking off for San Jose to estaMlsb his residence Oregon Bowlers Not Doing Too Sharp . . . See where the Lana Avenue Service had themselves a whale of a series out at Universlly Eowl in league play the other night. They came up with 2987 scratch and a 3227 handicap total, which could be the highest ever scored on the U Bowl lanes . . . Well, the maralhan craze Is still an. This time the record (7) be longs Is Rev. Wayne Jensen af Portland. The bowling preacher kept al It for 4fia games at Barbur Bowl before be finally gave np. Al least It seems Ihe women have given np far a while. (We hope) ... Received a letter from Los Angeles which requested help on locating an automatic ball return operating off a motor and belt. They exclude such makes as AMF, Brunswick and Jubilcrc. and Sbk if we know of any bowling alley in Oregon or Washington that his such an "animal". We have asked around but seem to be ur.able to locale anything like this. If any like this, please contact us at the Lana Avenue Team Has Big Series : . . The Oregon bowlers In the National AD-star tourney at Minne apolis didn't fare s well In- their warmap rounds an Friday. Each bowler rolled two lines. Clarence Nordstrom of Portland bad 1M aad 1U far a 2 total, while Walt Sbeehaa of Lakeside had 1M and 158 tar 111. Far Ike gals, Ellen Forslnnd af Beaverton rolled HI-lll far J . . . k - u: ..... ..: r:..l. et t n r-:i .. ... pacing the big show .with a 12-game total of 13111 was the highest first of the tournament . . . First American Win . . . Lauberhorn Classic Captured by Werner By STERLING 8LAPPEY WENGEN. Switzerland, Jan. 12 -Buddy Werner, a shy. 21-year-old from the mountain town of Steamboat Springs, Colo., scored American's first great victory in Men's Alpine Skiing today when he won the combination title of the Lauberhorn Classics. Ball Future Seen Shaky (Continued from preceding pare) half starting April 24 nnd end ing June tJ, nnd second half s'artiag July 1 aad ending Sep- Posslbln television implications . by the Portland and Spokane Coast League clubs, whose games likely will be carried in the Sa lem nnd Tri-City areas were dis cussed. A portion of the meeting was "closed" to the press. Fleishman reported the following after the priva'e session: "Representative af Salem, even thongb their organisation I not yel complete, expresied themselves as being confident of fielding a team la IKS. Salem was given n vote af confidence by the league directors who ex pressed a desire ta hav Salem continne. Without Salem M would hardly be the same league, but we would continue la nny case Year-end statements submitted by the directors generally show hat improvements were made and indicate the league was at its best for any time during the last e'ght years." Owe of the directors told, "Thoae are the best financial statements I've beard of since I'v been connected with onr league baseball." He obviously rlidn t Include Sa , ! . I , ,.! , lem in nis caicuinuons. lor mo Senators' operation of 1937 lost over 113,000. Other financial state- menU'were not made public. Tbe moguls nlsn discussed poo- slhle changes In the leagne's vet eran rule of no more thaa five la any one club, nnd a commit tee waa appointed ta Investigate the. UTTLI ANNII ROONIY 1 ftEPFAT IO MOO. MY SON - bfTEM WJU BRIMS V0UR PAPA AFINC HALIBUT Ofl A FAT COD j BUT NEVER A ttTTlf FISH iIKE TMtStEFOftg-iriS MOST UNUSUAL' San. 11 11 ui k 1 si a Hkvfw jrJt irr jl iu jw f. tin a r. ni r ill 1 11 ui an u mii n k-t r ' ivnsa K".'m.7 11 a BOWLING! ms & Bits Bob Schwartz JIM LEBOLD Takes (th in Ideal of the readers know of anything Statesman ... senes of 2532. His opening day day series in the 17-year history The slim, V. S. Army enlisted man whipped the almost anaent- able Anstriaas and every other top class Alpine skier with the best nverage perfoi nance In the downhill aad lalom race. His points were l.Jtt. Josl Rieder of Austria was sec ond with 2.36 points. Several American men have won titles in European skiing since 1950. and numerous American girls Mv WM ul cnarnnwnsnms UfajHu'a la laai lanlllnil nm aa Bat Werner' I the Initial ma jor title for male and H crowns a long, expensive nnd pntienl program conducted by the Amer ican Skiing Assn. to prndnee n winner. The association bi-an-' nnally send large men's and w icn's team to Europe for four months af fnt competition and training. The freckled -face Coloradan placed second in the downhill yes terday and third in the llalim to day with a time of 1:37.2. Reider won the slrlom today in 1:33.4 but was tenth in th downhill. Triple Olympic gold medal winner Toni Sailer af Austria. the downhill champion here aad unquestionably Ihe world's heat skier, had bad day. He fell on his first slalom run ,j w a h.if-, ih.n c.vth Ander, Mocrer, who ains' with Sgi)cr and Rieder make up sibly the finest trio ever developed in one country, had an even worse day. He ran ofl the course and was disqualified. WALTONS TO MEET Salem chapter, Izaac Walton League of America will meet VlnnHnv ml 19 nnnn at the Sna to J ... . r . M.m ln for handling the Jim RnnH hnw which is scheduled january 20-21 a( North Salem High School. President Vick Withrow urges all members to be present, Michigan Stale set a Big Ten football record when the Spartans rolled up 32 first downs against Indiana in their 1937 meeting. V, 1, - t i l j-;.V jnl ' Mr f V' A f ! j nnaVataaMallMiliMM al-Ja'aBnBnBBBnan1 , . - r J A FISH. PAPA ? f I AM NOT STUPID. MV SON . I CAN j- vl THIS IS A I Sf IT IS A OBL. ONlf IN MY DAV"' I1 fv'-lM UTTlf CIRL LITTtJ:IRlS0IDl0TWEPTMe I "ArlfO AMNIC, A dTT. tHOUSERS OF A LITTLE BOY. 1 1 y.VM. who-- yCT SHt irvt a HtHt r; 1 r w- bbbbi I m an n BB1 Ul .-iiln- 4M anrr L. . nhU'lj an I W tWl dkii 11 in ! n i a w mm pjiv -11 w . 1 v-c m' mmr m 1 1.1 1 c cak l a u 11 Bums May Soon Know About Bowl Bond Will Get Details Tuesday PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 12 UT Negotiations between the Loa An geles Dodgers and Pasadena city ''(ficials for use of the Rose Bowl fur the Dodgers 1951 and KM home baseball ;-nes entered the final phe.se today. Dirk Walsh, admialslrative as sistant ta Dodger President Wal ler O'Malley, and Hirry Walsh, club attorney, conferred will city manager Dna C. McMillan, with Indications thai a drrltlo might b forthcoming by next Tuesday at the latest. Reports of engineers who sur veyed the Rose Bowl, including cost estimates involved in trans forming the football slsdium into a baseball nark, were being' dis cussed. O'Malley did not attend the session but was in touch with his ntfe. If a satisfactory arraag: neat eaa be worked out by tomorrow, H can be presented I the Pass deaa board of managers Tues day at Kb regular weekly ses Ian for ratification or refection. There bars been rumors that the cost Involved In iflerlaa; the Rose , Bowl mav be a bit to teen for the Dodgers, but O'Mal ley has declined to comment. If the Rose Bowl negotiations break down it seems likely the Dodgers will reopen discussions wnn uie 1Mb nngem memorial Coliseum Commission for ue of the 101,000-seat coliseum. These talks hogged down when tfie com- mission declined to go along with ; 0 Malley's insistence thai he be allowed to have home plate at the west end. thus chopping up the turf on the football field The rommlxton hluntly told htm he would have ts install home plate al Ihe east or par tially open per!atyle end of the coliseum, which was erected! far the Ittt Olympic games. In neither the Rose Bowl nor the coliseum would the Dodgers be able to sell beer. D Drtu rfu DOW I West Racks East, 267 (Continued from preceding paf) WjMUto 1 f the Los Angeles Rams streaked straight through the middle of the East line and scored standing up. The final West Isiciitwi came early la the last quarter. Linebacker Jae Schmidt of the champion Detroit Lions Inter cepted nnother LeBnrea pasa and straggled 24 yards to the East 11. Three play later Jahaay L'nltas af Baltimore pasacd la Amecke far eight yards nnd the touch own. Rechlrhar ndded hia sec and conversion. By this time the big fellows were having great fun, especially the West. They drew a tremendous roar from the grent crowd in the closing minutes on a weird play in which Tittle handed the ball off to McEIhenny. who lateralled back to Tittle. Tittle drifted wide to his . loft and nasM1 hark In MrFlhennv The nlav wonl for M varrfs The iport editor of the four I La Anarlei metronolitan news- papers, which sponsored the game, named McEIhenny as the "player of the game" and Gene Brllo. defensive end for the Washington Redskins ss the "linemaa af Ihe game." McEIhenny gained 34 yards in nine plays and caught three passes for 61 yards. Eul 1 01 Wlt (11 1 H Esit scorlns ToiichSownB: Ren in 3. pait from Mr-ilU ( anver lint. Grou. Went scoring Touchdownt: Dillon CI. run, paH Interception): Wilson, (16, run); Ameehe (8. nisi from Unl Ul.) Converilnni: Kechlrhsr t. Viol Alio Rochlchar I (S an 23.) Beavers Top Coast Loop (Continued frem preceding page) was more than enough as Wash ington State scored only 13 points In the entire second half. Don Mcintosh, with 12 points, was the only man on either team to score in double figures. Washington picked np Its first conference victory Saturday at Ihe expr Sioninrf'. which 1 Itself had foond the win column for the first time only ihe night before. Once again Doug Smart wa Ihe mala ihow for ihe Husk ies, scoring II points, most of Ikem with his cpectnrular hook shot. In a M-34 win. Games Friday nisht pit Slan- ford a sainst Cal and Idaho acainst Washington Slate, in addition to the USC-UCLA game. On Satur- - day it is L'SC at UCLA. Oregon Slate at California. Washington Stale at Idaho and Washington at Oregon. There is one game on Monday. Oregon State at Stan- ford. NO. PAPA its a uxtf ThcyTl Do It Every When" junior was driving oh a le4rners PERMIT HIS POP WAS THE EPITOME OF SAFETY" in la, - ,f i f TOPPfM' FOR ? 6IVE N . -j I J-7 THAT OLD COOT THe HOW -' Martinez-Turner Tiff Headlines Fight Slate By JACK HAND The Associated Press The welterweight tournament to name a successor to Carmen D ... i 1 in ...liniin. U ..,... .4 ... m.1 Dkil ,HUhin .. ll U V.' I... V4 ap4ln.. nt Pa,ers NJ - meeling Gi Turnw .ii: - - ,:.. ki f7rO)V OfiCf) w J r Bill Casper Takes First (Continued from preceding page) Cisco. Flnslerwnld shot n 75, Bnrke a 72 and Ventnri a 72 over the a.?at-yard eonrse with Its par of M-3C-72. Thnv m!lr-tH SI A.T1 Afh Defending chamoion Jay Herbert of Sanford. Fla . shot only a 285 in the pro competition but he and his partner. Los Angeles attorney Roger Kelly won the best-ball crown with a 66 today and a 260 total. That earned Herbert $2,000. Caaper learned with former SUnford taotball star Bob Rey nolds for a best-ball ti today and a 21. At Tt among the in dividual pros came rary Mlririle reff. Tammy Bolt and Bab Harris. Casper's victory which he termed the best of his career, made him golf's leading money winner this year to date since he pocketed 12.200 at the Los Angeles open. Last year he won about (40.000 in cluding $12,500 from six victories I in a television series yet to be I released. Rule Change Made in PAT (Cantinned from preceding page) In other actions at the final session of a three-day meeting, Ihe committee voted to: l. cnange trie penalty tor out- Of bound kickoffs Pmit ineligible receivers to move downfield as soon as the ball is thrown. 3. Put new teeth in an existing rule against defensive teams "jamming" opponents signals. offensive 4. Limit players to making con- tact with only one arm and hand in their blocking assignments. Both the scoring and substitu tion rule ehnnges had a price, kowever. Hereafter the conver sion piny will atari three yards from Ihe goal line Instead af two, n concession to the defease. And enrh team will be allowed only four free timeout Instead af five, giving them one lesa op portunity to mnke substitutions wlthonl drawing n pennlty for delaying thi game. The conversion rules change was the first in the scoring system since touchdowns were changed from five points to six and field goals from four to three 52 years ago. UCLA, Ohio State Set 1961 Contest LOS ANGELES. Jan 12 t j UCLA will meet Ohio State Uni- vcrsity in a football game at Co- lumbus Oct. 7, 1961. it was an- day loss to Idaho and crushed nounced today. Oregon. 73-52. UCLA spilled Idaho. The schools have agreed on a 64-56, California out-con trolled home-and-home exchange but the Washington State. 47-32, and Wash date of the game at Los Angeles ington downed Stanford, 60-54. is to be set later. Wyoming downed Denver. 68-56. A UCLA spokesman said the Ohio State came "is the first of several big intersectionals we are going after (or the 1961 season." Since the Bruins figure to play lour games in trie 1'acitic (Joast Conference that year, they prob-- ably will go after five more in- lersrctiona's to round out a 10- I game schedule. OARREll McClURI SHE DOESMT f SO- IT IS A LlVf NTWM8r - - r IONG STOW ? MEAN SHE ...LISTEN", I 00 NOrilKF srofiy-y long stories, ir K TlV) racv Wl uincr Fff TRUTHS IN LONG STORIES so to UNO. rr SHOULD Be A SHORT cmov . 1. Time ... ftofh ii.TAKErrXifty 7 stop lP ml r HLff AT EVERY CORNJCR OrVE gl" -kLV THE PCDESTRtAMS THE of Philadelphia in a 12-round Over the week end, the NBA derided thai the Martinei-Tnr-ner winner would be matched with Isaaf Log art far NBA re cognition as welter champ. Of the other two in Ihe original elimination plans, no mn'cb hns been made far George Barnes of Anstralia, and Virgil Akin af St. Louis ban a commitment for n rematch with Tony De Marcn in Boston Jnn. 21. Akins knocked out De Marco in Boston Oct. 22 in a match billed by Massachusetts aa for the world title. The bouts provoked so many problems that Massachusetts with- urcw J" lnr nDn- According la the latest rank ing. Turner la No. 2 with the NBA nnd No. ( la Ring nnd Martinez to No. 4 with the NBA and No. I In Ring. Both rating agencies list Logart as the No. 1 boy. Martinez probably will be a slight favorite with both strug gling a little to make the 147 pnuid limit. Harold Johnson, nnother Phlla drlphin bay with title ambitions In the tight heavyweight class where he Is No. 1 in both rat ings, faces Bert Wbitehumt nt Syracuse aa Friday. Johnson will be n lophenvy favorite off 1S7 victories over Bob Salter field. Clare oce Hinnnnt, Wayne Betbea and Sid Peaks. While burst won aver Gnrvin Sawyer and Satterfleld Inst year bat bowed to Wayne Betbea. Willie Pep, the former feather weight champ who is rolling along on an unbeaten string of 22 bouts, gets a tough customer Tuesday at Boston in Tommv Tibbs. recent wjnner over Lulu Peret. Two other 10-rounders are on the show at the Mechanics building because last weeks' card was postponed on ac- count of a snow storm. Phil Mayer, aa nnbenten Port land, Ore., middleweight pros pect, gel hi first aolid ted Thursday ia a match with Jim my Marlines at Portland. Archie Moore, the licht heavy champ, goes over the weight Sat- uruay at aao rauio, Brazil againm Brazilian Luis lgnacio Mountie Five Still on Top (Continued from preceding page) Slate by downing Louisiana State, 97-52 Bradley, No. M, continued in the Missouri Valley Confernce lead, overwhelming Houston. 1 ltwso. Idle Minnesota became tbe only nnbeaten Big II team when Northwet'era built np n 21-polnt kalffne lead and handed Mich igan Us first conference loss, aj 72. Surprising Oklahoma re mained on top In the Kit 1 with it second straight victory. Si ll over Colorado. In the . Ivy League. Dartmouth lead with n 3-t record af'er whipping Colum bia. 2-a. while Brown took it tint Ions. 15-74, from Pean. On the Pacific Coast, with lcad- er Oregon State idle. Southern Cal- ilornia snapped back from its Fri- in Skyline play while Brigham Young lost again. 80-64. to Mon tana State. ANDERSON TOURNEY WINNER ' r.ii 1 n. nusiraiia, Jan. u 'ir Davis Cup star Mai Anderson of Australia won Ihe men singles mie in the west Australian tennis championships today, defeat'ng Australia's Neale Fraser 6-2, 4-6. 6-2, 6-4. CHARUE CHAN CHINES! MEDICINE AND HERB CO. NEW LOCATION SO. 12th AND LESLIE 11M LESLIE Office Hours Tuea. and Sat. Only a.m. 5 P.m. Ph. EM MHI By Jimmy Hatlo Ttfi LADIES HANDICAP AT BELMONT HOLM WHAT j SPECIAL tFICANCg W AAtPDCAN RACIN0P LAST OCTOBER AAAOCfl, THff 07 TW KUNNIN6 OP THg II2-A1ILE BAC FX PIUJE5 AND MAKES OF THREE ySMS AND UP AVU3N6 IT THE OLD EST AND LONGEST RACE W THS UNITED STATES FDR. RLLIbt AND MAKES. IT l the am distance as ths belavxt stake6... longer. , Ike's Brother Plays Pretty Fair Golf Game PEBBLE BEACH. Calif., Jaa. 12 if) A golfing note to that well known golfer in the White Bowse. "Yoor brother aad Us pro partner finished Blag Crosby's clambake lost two strokes ant of the money clnss." The tenm of pro Chuck Cong don nnd nmntenr Edgar Elsea hewer, both of Tacoma. Wash., had a 72-hale best-ball of (3-6S-74-72 275. Scores of 272, although well dawa. netted the pro n few eenla over 114. The ame'enr. af couldn't get nny. HANDIEST, HANDSOMEST PICKUPS THAT EVER HUSTLED AL0AD I Hnro'n new hustle, new muaclo and new etylal Chovrolet'a '88 pickup flnet bring-a you a, now htg-h In efficiency with mora pow erful hin;h-compreoion VS and O-cyllndor engineat Chevrolet's hustling 1958 pick up fleet can handle tough jobs fast and at lowcr-than-ever costs! am Only InnJtumi Omnlm Un iufk) Royals Belt Celtic Five Boston Playing Minus Russell (Continued from preceding page) alls Lakers here this afternoon U1-1M la a National Basketball Assn. game. Hngnn, who is the sixth high est scorer In the clrealt nnd a member af the West Mjnad In next week's league All-Star game, weuad np with 27 far the day'a work aad game high. His teammates Bob Pettlt and Ed MaCnnley each bad 21. SYRACUSE. N.Y.. Jan 12 Dolph Scbayes smashed the all time career professional scoring record today when he scored 23 points to run his lifetime total to 11.770 as his Syracuse National defeated-the Detroit Pistons, 135 109. in a National Basketball Assn. game. Schayes now has six more points than George Mikan. who ha retired. NEW YORK. Jan. 12 orThe Philadelphia Warriors, apparent ly beaten wfih faar seconds to play, tied the arere oa Paul Ari sta's two free throws aad then weat an to defent the New York Knickerbockers 112-114) In Na tional Basketball Aaaa. overtime game today. After Ihe (core had bee a tied 1) times la the aeeoad half, Charlie Tyra gave the Kaick a IK-IM lead with four aeeoad re maining. With one aeeoad hew ing on the "clock. Richie G serin wa charged with a font against Arizln nnd the Philadelphia vet eraa -made gaod on two at tempt to tie the score. Ski Jumping Team Named (Can tinned from preceding page) feet art la 131 at Steamboat Sprint's. Col. "With the training and competi tion we'll have before enterin" the world championship March 7 at Lahti, Finland, this team should make tht best U.S. showing of any before it," said coach Olaf UUand. 47, of Seattle. The best inland's ItSd Olympic team members cow Id da at Cor tina. Italy, wa a 21st place by Art Devlin of Lake Placid. N. Y. Devlin and WIMIa Erlckaan af 'iron Mountain were named al temn'ea to Ihe new tcm wblch will lenve for Earns Feb. ! after several warm-ap meets. It will compete Feb. 1 In Faalaad, Sweden, Feb. 23 to n meet nenr Helsinki. Finland, aad then be gin practices al Lahti Feb. 27. The world championship is un der the auspices of the F.IS. (Fe deration Internationale de Ski. Portland Beavers Get New Catcher PORTLAND. Jan. 12 -Catcher Jim Fanning today was acquired from the Chicago Cubs by Port land of the Pacific Coast League. In the transaction. Portland sent Catcher Elwood Tappo to the Cubs. . . o U I YouTl find improved fuel-saving 145-h.p. Thriftmaster 6's. or new 283u.-in. 160-h.p. Trademaster V8's (optional at extra cost). And built-in muscle with new extra-rigid front end sheet metal and hefty frames! New style fenders, grille and cab interiors combine good looks with can . take-it durability. Visit your Chevrolet dealer soon. NEW HUSTLE NEW CHEVROLET o Awoan Statesman, Salem, Ore., DAILY CROSSWORD r ACROSS 1. Coal dust S. Black and Red . Island, J. Wavy (her.) 3. Drtgs 4. Belonging1 torn 5. Room N. Y. 16 Crows white . Apiece 12. Fault vein 7. A psychla- anrle 1J. City t Wis ) 14. Cod of war (Gr.) 15 Fruit of buttercup 16. Exists 17. Jumbled type 15. Boy's nickname - 19. Recover 22. Compassion 23. Worthless thing tcolloq.) 24. Owns 23. Of the pla mater 27 Hesitate 30. Particle of addition 31. Greek Island 32. Music not 33. Exterior wail covering 35. Timber wolf 37. Scorched 24. Incite J. Come in 40. Smells 41. Letters 42. Observes DOW? 1. Unrefined trlst 8. Stsga trumpet signal call Seat .1. Shabby 13. 8hower 17. Apple seed Busy Week Slated For Local Basketball Teams (Coatlnued from preceding page) Card at Parrlsh. at eight o'clock. The North-Baalb mix en the District 2 A-l Friday round. Lebanon is nt Albaay aad Sweet Home at Carvallis la Ihe other games. Tbe Capital Conference setap far Frtdav ha Serra Catholic at Siayton, ML Aagd at Sihrertosk Woedbnra at North Marin ami ' Gervait at Cascade. Ia the Yawaa a Sberwan plays here at Salem Acadc.ny, TamhiU Is at Philamnth, Willa mlaa at Amity and Sheridan nt Bank. Tbe Willamette Valley League plays Us f'rst round af Ihe sen sea Friday wl'b Sandy at Cea- I tral Hi, Dallas at Eaiaeada aad ! Molal'a at Canhy. Bath division of the MariM B circuit play also. Detroit Is at Oregna School far the Deaf, Perrydale at Valsetx, MncLnren nt St, Pnnl nnd Fnlls City at Chenoawa la tbe "Minor" sec tion. whUe Jefferson U at Sab tunlty and Srntlam at Canon ia the "Major" pertia. Staytoa ha a game al Seta on Saturday night. Wlllnmette'c Bearcats resume Northwest Conference activity with Lewis k Clark here Friday alght, aad thea at Lewis A Clak Saturday. L'nfleld ta at Pacific the first alght, and the twa play al Llnfteld Saturday. Co'ltge af Idaba -.nee's Whitman at Walla Walla bath alght. , Tbe OCE Waives play a Frt- recessed form longer MUSCLE NEW STYLE am J See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet DeaUr Monday, January 13, '58-9 20. Chang gradu- l ally 21. Trouble 22. Chum 24 Owns ' 23. Anti quated 26. En grossed Ed&vsB...! Ml 27. Nour ishment 2. Live coals 2t. Uprisings 31. Cake f rosters aatardar' Aasw a 34. American. Indian 33 Dip out 3. Hautboy 40. Esker g "" 3P blT'lAO fi r ; f , i' f ix "" i """ " """" a s Trr-tr w f ir 1 -rr r - w 2 w 1 w I m day-Sntnrday pair at Eastern . Oregon in tbt Oregon CetleglaM Conference, and Portland Stat is at Southern Oregon. ' Friday' Canst Conference bookings Had Idaho al Washlag. ton State, Stanford nt California , aad ICLA at Southern CaL Then on St tartar It's Washlagtoa at ' Oregon, Oregon State at Calif er ( aU. Washlagtoa SUM al Una ' aad Savthera Cal at UCLA. Tbe Oregon Stater play at Stanford nest Monday nLgbL . Partlund V apans iwo-faana . trip to lb Mldwt gatnrday, 1 playing at DePaaL The Pilots are at Bradley aa Monday. S atUle V is at Geaaaga both San. day and Monday. People 50 to 80 Copy Down TrVs Mama And Addrtss Now . . . . . . and write today to find out how you can still apply for , $1,000 life Insurance policy to . help take care of final expensed without burdening your family. . Mail a postcard or letter, giving you name, address and age to; Otd American Ins Co. 3 West 8th. Dept. L1336B. Kansas City, Missouri. Tbere it no obligation and no one will call on you. 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