The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 21, 1958, Image 10

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Oregon statesman., January 21, 1958, Page 10, Image 10

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1958)

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.9 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Textt j(Sec. II) Statesman, 'Salrm. Org., Tups., Jan. 21, '53 Pitchers Lament 250-Foot Foul Lines in LA Coliseum By WILL GRIMSLEY NEW YORK. Jan. 20 uP-Lead-Irf National League pitchers is sued a loud lament todav over the Dodgers' 30-foot left field fence field line bulwarked by a 40-foot wall. The rightfield foul line will measure $00 feet from home plate and center field will stretch to 440 Some saggeslrd tkal the limt'i greatest ared waa aai fermlty, ar near aalfermlty. la outfield mraaaremrat. The commotion as raised by ' l U, farthest point. in the Lo Angeles Coliseum and the announcement that the 101 000-1 The Cadgers Hear t stay a blasted what they called a grow- capacity Coliseum, new home of ( tadv lata m the wall or keep ing tendency la baseball to favor the transplanted Brooklyn Dod-j aalla flytag over Ike abort left the hitters. gors. would have a 250-foot left ! fleM wall with tbetr righthaod "It's the biggest farce I ever heard of," said Johnny Antonrlli. the San Francisco Giants' ace. Bob friend, star of the Pittsburgh Pirates' siaff, termed the situation "ridiculous." Coawnlaiats also were heard trosa .'ama Spaka of Ike werM efeamp'oa MHwaaker Bavea aad Other pitchers, paurt aad present, Wka uM Ike g?me wai taraiag lata a "ktttera' paradise aad pitekera atgblmare." TED KROLL. TOP MCHeV OP t?56, SAiNSC WHAT PLACS IN THE VARDON TE0PWV PUTINS? Basilio Gets Pro Award Burdette Second, Williams Third 6f Theyll Do It Every Time By J"" ffi10 HMC? MOKWURST TELL fT.HE COULD GUN THE APB4IPS & STATE WITHOUT H4LP TSVlNO ic t PlMMNC THE 60VERMMENT I V BOW"- tup B.iryET AMD I'D SEE TO IT THAT wt OOT TO THE MOCW FlPfcT-iU THSWV OUT AU.T4E rEAtTWOOO- BECOCS TAXC' SlJT THE W4y HE RUNS HtS OWN EMPIRE TH4TS A HOI5SEOP DtPPEREWTHUE- 1 6VE UP VI HOW DO SOU tl EXPECT ME TO 004 JOB ALL CAVAH'ROH THE HOUSE 4rt. jzP-i y XZ A T IS C0MP4NV W I .'r 5 I 1 SSIrJ I lt-. a a D'l-k..' flny f a bp r ia toarasiwwi j g . .wall .,.. . ' ' al am rar ,r - . .a . hnownr jbiw: m a .w n ik a. j ass. a ---. l-V " 'w 7 n "wust twro place, in 1956, KaXL BECAME ONE Of THE GCEATfcrST MONEy VrWf NBM IN 0U WHEN HE TOTALLED i7Z33 FOR THE rfcAK. H B)6 WIN VA THE Bt mlrkay rose ROCHESTER. N.Y.. Jan. Middleweifrt boxing champion Carmen Basilio tonight hauled in another big prize mben he was named winner of the eighth an nual S. Rae Hickok "Professional Athlete of the Year" Award. The Je-?ear-M rs Marine from CbMteaaaga. N.Y.. wai are eated wUh Ike flt.Mt a'tamand- ataded. faMwekled kelt Ikat j faea wMk Ike award at Ike aa- i f li f If aaal Racaester Press and Radio CCniftlf-MOdfsl dak aiaaer tar the keaem af the palia taad. Basilio. who moved up from welterweight champion to middle- , weight king by dethroning Sunar Ray Robin.on in a fierce. lS-rounder. beat out baseball Burdette and Ted Williams three-way balloting battle for the valuable trophy. Canasea collected Zlt poiaU la edge B a rattle. Milwaakee'a aatcalac alar af the World Ser ies, by tt aetata and Williams ay It'i patata. Golf ekaiaptoa Dick Mayer waa a tratUag feartk aad Nadoaal Leagae batting ekaaipiaa Jlaa Mastal af the St. Loaia Cardinals waa fiftk. Basilio received 4X first place votes from a national panel of 114 I ports writers and sportscasters who voted for first, second and third chokes. i kilting power roasastlag of Gil j Hodges? Re Campaaella. Ckar Ue Veal aad Glaa Ctmon. "This Coliseum park is the big gest farce I ever heard of." said lAntonelli. bitterest of the critic. ! With the Dodgers' nghthand strong h. they'll be much tougher than they were at Ebbets Field. "More aad astro aceeat la bo lag pal aa kittlag atreagtb. aad I ikiak It's a akaaae. A pitcher kaa la ckaage kit eatire style la a par Uke tkia. I aaa la faor af aaifarsa parka, wherever poa sible. aad I'd personally Rke so" see ad af tbeaa aieaaara akowt Ike aasne aa Milaaakee. which la areaad Sit dowa rack Hae aad 44 ia cealer Held." Friend said the layout of the Coliseum should give the Dodgers a distinct advantage in the race. "It's ridiculous." hr added. "Ev ery club has good righthand hit ters, oui ine uoagers nave ine Salem Academy Crusaders and their shiny, new Yamawa most It s going to be tough on LeUU4v basketball leadership go to tha post again tonight for another pitchers. hi one this with the itrona Yamhill ouint in an eilht o'clock clash in Spahn. who won .1 games lor! Acldtmy Gym YamhiU U now a single game behind the loading Markets-Business Reports naBMMpaaaaManManaBnaBBaBBiwnBBBnaanBjBaaaaaanl New York Closing Stocks Report by Mtrrtll Lynch. PMrce. rnr. Leading Academy '5' Plays Yamhill Tonight A4-B Leaders Vie f50 000 PaOFEwAON- AL CHAMPIONSHIP AT TAM 0'5HANTBK. m THE R&A VAHD0N TaOPMy KAT1NSS HE HAD A 70.59 AAE A6 COMBEO TO MIPCLSQOPP 70.33 AMD ED RKSCLS Dallas Vs. j Canby High the Braves last season, said he believed the Los Angeles park will affect the fastball pitcher more ' than the sinker ball thrower, of hich he is one. "Km what I d like la are?" Saaka asked rhetorically. "I'd , lke la see the day whea the baseball people pau a rale auk lag kt aiaadatary far a ball la travel at least lot feet far a boase raa. The salaiaMai bow la !St. Thai's ao mi Hi man at alL Crusaders of Coach Bob Funk. Elsewhere in the loop tonight Kansas 2nd TAWAMA LIAGl'C w l rvi pr tali AraOnr S I J3) Hi Hhnwwt . S t .114 M2 Ylmklll 4 t .m ?1 J1 WIimiM 4 t .Ml MS 141 Fhllaauth JI M US !Si haakt 4 JJ1 ?T! !S4 ' Itx taa ... 1 4 .) ZS1 MS i amik ... t i .m t ms Skvrtau I I .147 T' 113 ! AraaiT. AmltT al Phllamath. Wll- (Coalloaed Irom preeetVag page) Lew Burdette. who won, three J""'" ahenaM at Dy- vote nint for .cond, eic, reflecl World Series games for Milwaukee i the Mountaineers' domination of in helping beat the ew York Van- i Mounties Lead Poll WUXAMBTTI VALLIT W L Pel PP PA DaJUl 14 1 M t MaiaJU I 4 1.40 41 4 i .aaa s si tnuml ball can become a borne Caakr ... 4 1 .44 34 EsUcaJa 4 1 .444 it Tnl(hl'l um: CaabT at Dallaa. ftatral al MsUlla. Iiuraaa at hi- ay. kees last faU. said the short Wt Sheridan is at Dayton. Amity at jnU of jb,. m K lield wall would not affect 'his Philomath and Willamma al . Ur, total nf 72s pucnuig siyie. 1 piico my own ; strength rather than a hitler's ' The Cresadera roared laU Ike weakness." he said. Remember j Icaaao lead last Friday with a n you still have to get the ball up 4 in the air to hit a home run. When . 34 run. that's whea I'll begin to 444 it 48 " The Willamette Valley League basketballers put forth with round No. 2 tonight, following the open ers for the season last Friday. . la teaight's tare Ike Dallas High Dragaaa are at home, witk the vialtlag Caaby Coagara, Cea tral Hi's Paatbert face the Mot alla ladiaaa at MaUlla aad Baw dy plays Eatacada at Saady. Eagles Get New Field till vidary aver Skerwaad. kaacklac the Bowasoa tVwaa tba lap ru. Ahw helpfal aa Friday waa the 3C-M Phitematk wia aver YaanaiB, wkleb kept the Tigers treat taariag flrot place wttk Sa lem Aeadeaiy- WiUamina downed Amity and Panther '5' Eyes Tribe The Oregon School for Deaf Panthers, currently residing on a 2-2 p e r e h ia the Marion B League'! Junior Division, hope to change all that for the better to ut MARION B LIAGUf (MINO W L PrL PF PA falli City Marl-ana J I .114 144 ISt St. Paul . 1 I .14 IS4 134 Valtrtl t .34 114 174 naf trhMl I t .Ml III )M Prrryaal .. II IM lis III rhemawa 1 J .234 14 111 Drtroll 4 4 .444 1H III Talhti faait: Chcaaawa al Daf IrkML Valnti al St. Paal. MarLar- rtt at Falli CHy, DMrtH al Perry- aal. while Kansas State look third with 131 points. Kaaaaa, after Using two games dariaf Caaaborlaia't lajary-farc-ad abaeace, baaaced back la whip Colorado aad Mlaaeari while i Kaaaaa State, aecoad laat week, kaaeked off Nebraska aad Okla homa. Another switch in the standings Sheridan nipped Banks in other .k..j ,A,. c p,. "; . , . niicatj 11 iuiC ajaii r i an i u iiiiv rnoay action. 1 rts i,. ivkii. ik. rw.n r. If Funks athletes are up to the, ,,,., m ,;.ir ... rmr, rinri. task at hand tonight, they will take a full game lead over the idle PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10 B ! Sherwood, and will drop Yamhill Penn'i M.OOO-seat Franklin Field two fames off the pace. today became the new borne of the Philadelphia Eaglet of the The openers turned out to ba " just as expected last week Dallas CorriM.owr Bert itormed oveTweak Estacla. Cen- 5 i!vH '00tb'1, tral was too much for Sandy and ""-""i""-- Molalla had no trouble with Canby. Dallas aad Saady will he farar ed to wia their oatiags aaadily toaight. bat Ceatral appears la be ap agalast a tiger la the big aad laleated M alalia dab la the featare game af Ike roaad. AH vanity mixes start at eight Green Wins In Australia SYDNEY. Australia. Jan. 21 Mike Greta of Miami today fought his way into the quarter final round of the Australian Na tional Tennis Championships with M. H, M. M victory over Rod Laver. a l-year-old Aussie. Defending champion Ashley Cooper of Australia defeated coun tryman John Pearce. i-3, s-J. M in a second round match and will meet Green in the quarter-finals Thursday. v Laver pulled into a V lead id the first set and had the American worried but in the second set micti niuvca mean quicaiy wnen ' I'ader the aaiTerttty' ZRZ. Aussie j ,co.U.aedfrwpreeedi.p.fe) i " - lW-ed to into numerous errors. , . . . ' . : reat Ha facililiea hat tha r.ru Green again forged ahead in the '"'" J " bl1dln .""l ,ul h arw tbrt kVakW third with quick breaks. wondering what the , iuJuTal. al .1. Ia the fourth. witH the score atbaun guvs were dorn Nearly j JmtZs" 4 i,reen passea Laver as he Ike elab waV pay aaaiateaaace Fraak McNaaaee. arealdeat af Ike Eagle aaaoaaeed the witch frasa the St-MMeal ca pacity Caaaio Mack Stadiaaa where the elab baa played taaaat af Ms game sine 1M. A few eaateaU nastty eabikHlaaa were played al FraabUa Field. Maaicipal fMadtaataad Tesaple A startlag Haeap at Dave Iwei gart, Dtek Vath. Vera Draag aad hlgb-srartag Larry Dyek aad Roger Carter win fare off far the Cratadera. while Yaaahin kj eipected to go wktk Dare Her saaaa. Bob Light. JIpb Log glaa. Vera RolHas aad Dale CrawforC o'clock, following the usual pre- Stadli Ums. i The uu of Franklin Field nn. Honor Goes To Mcintosh nati routed Houston and St. Louis in the tough Missouri Valley Con ference and made their season rec ord 12-2. Marylaad. toklag aver Ike At laatie Coaal Caafereace lead at North Careliaa Battered Ma third defeat aad its aecoad eeafereaee laM, asoTed ap freaa eighth la sixth la Ike ratlaga. Narth Cara 1 1 a a suffered a terreapoadlag drop. Oklaaoaaa Stole ta aeveatk ptoee. Keatacky, alalk, aad Brad ley, lota, retailed their places. ' North Carolina State, overtime winner over North Carolina, made a fresh bid for a first-10 ranking after dropping to 30th place a week ago, but couldn't oust Temple from SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20 i - the top of the second 10 listings. jvides the Eagles with one of the California's center Don Mcintosh i largest seating capacities in the today received the Northern Co lleague. The move is expected to form a basketball writers and sucim me cumpiaims oi ouier nroaacasiers commendation a s Harrison in T kl j teams about the small checks player-of-tbe-wi OtrneV W M P" "P oy teams, defensive work - ' I'wder the aaiTersHy's tax ! Melatosh. The auaainfi with BOlMi aa a 14-S-S-7-4-S-4-3-1-1 haili ( first pUe t aad wa-latt recr0 threat night when they tangle With the Chemawa Indians in an eight o'clock basketball game in the Deaf School Gym. It will be aae of tear clreali clashes toaight. bal H weal be the sneet Imparls at mm. That pwrtiealar Kent falls at Falls CHy where lac loop leading MMatolaecrs aad their aahlena- . ttbed record face the seeaad place MaeLarea Hawks who have leal bat aae game. In other games the St. Paul Bucks, who are tied with Mac La ren In second place, play the ValseU Cougars at St. Paul and the winless DetroiU meet Perry dale's Pirates at Perrydale. Last Friday's rawad saw St. Paal top MaeLarea 4t-M, rails CHy beat Chesaawa 4-4l. Val seti ramble over Perrydale 74 41 aad Oregaa Deaf (rip hp tha broH it-a. Admiral Cnrv Al Chm k Dy Allied Sin AIM Cham Alcea Aluminum Ltd. Am Alrlinn Am Can Am Cvan Am Motor Am SIL Irtr Am TAT Am. ToOacca . Am VUcoi An Copper Armeo. Armour Atchaaon Top . Ave Stndbc Bath Stl Boinf Air ... RorOn .. Serf War Bucyros hurra Adding C Camcb Soud Can Pe Ry Caa J I Cater? Trio Ctlanea Certainteed Cht O Rr Chi M SI P .... Chi NW Fv Chi ft Ii Hy ChrvUer Cltl Sary Cera Col Colgat Com Crdtl Conw Eduo Com Ediion Container Cont Can Cont Oil Cran Cn Crown 7.11 Curtis Wr 0 Dr h Co Dia Match - Doug Air Dow Chm D P da K Fait Air Li East Kodak El Paaan Gal E Cello P runtkot ', S4 14 'e n. 41'.. 40', '. Sl'a H3I, 0a S14 4Mi . 'l 13 !'. SI . as M'a SJ, . sa ' IS', ', ISH ' 1.1Ja 'a . . 13 t, t3, M. 104', . 43-, 4t ''a '. 41 '. , Ja ias 3' loa. t Ford Motor '( 4t Gen Dynamic W, Cen Eltc 41 4 C.n I'ooda S0, Gen Motor 3 Cn Tire Geo Pae Ply Ha Ghddtn , Goodrich .- av Goodyear 1Sa Greet WR l3i Grt N Ry S4i. Grt Wait Sug . V, i Greyhound 14', Gulf OU 104', " i Homtttaae M St I Int Harvest SB', Inl Nickel II'. Int Par (OU I Johu-Man 40 Jnnei h M Stl 40',, K Kaiaer Alum S4 Kcnnecott t Ubby Mcl4 S, Uai Myer MS LOF Glaaa 14 i Lockhaad Afar .. 41', Loew lnc 14 M tlainavox SI3, Manh F 111 SS'j Mere Ca l, Monl Cham . JS'k Mont Ward S3 Motorola H Natl Bl.cult 434, Natl Caih Reg . 81'j Natl Dairy 401! Natl Distill 2S, Natl Cypaum 4 NaU Uad - ', Natl Supply 3',i NV Central No Am Avla 31", No Iae R.v Ml, NW Airline l'i 0 OUn Math 41'e w 4 Pac G El 4', Pae T k T Ill', Pan Am Air . 1S' Pnny J. C. .. S7', Penn v . 13', Pp,l Col IP, Phelp-Dod PhUcn Corp Phil Morrii Phil Petrol . Proc Gam Put Sd P k L Pur Oil , R Radio Cora Rayonlar In . .. R4DUD SU Reynold Mt .. Rynold Tob . Rlchlleld O Royal Dutch . S Safaway Sir, St Raaia Paper Schenley lna Scott Ppr Sears Roe Shell Oil Sinclair OH Seconv.Mob Sou Cal rot Sou Pac Ry Sou Ry Sparry Rand Std Strand, Std Oil Cal Std Oil NJ Sunray Oil Sunrhin M Swift a Cn Sylvanla El ' T Ta Co Ttxai Cult Textron Tlde-Aaao Tranaam Trana Wo Air TwA Cn fox V Union Carb Union Oil Union Pac Ry Uni Aircraft Unl Air Una . Uni Corp Unl rrult US Plywood US Rubber US Steel W Warnr Pic Waah Water P We.t Air Rr Weitem Air Wettern Elr Watm Union Woolwortn I Znlth SS4. 14 44', 40. M, 33. Stocks Up Moderately 4'a 83'. 4S', tH 41 NL'W YORK. Jan. (jP-Th, stock market moved ahead mod erately today as President Eiseie hawar'a economic mesxaaa to mm. I gross predicted that the business 34 ilumD would end aoon. The industrials and utilities wera well ahead of the rails, which kin gle-handedly pushed the market up Friday, dropped back today. The general run of key slocks rose from fractions to a point or bettor while the rails showed mainly fractional losses. Volume increased to 2.310.000 shares from 2,200,000 Friday. The Associated Press average of HO stocks rose 70 cents to $161.00 with the industrials up $1.50. tha rails down M cents and tha util ities up (0 cents. ii', 17't It' 31',. 31 S'a 42' 44 M'i T' 31', 33!, II 11 33 SI1. 12"'. 34'. 4'. 41'. 23". S3', 34 ?', 40 J', S3', 4'. It', 34', U 33 8'' 44 121 Salem Quotations BUTTIRFAT (Andran's) Premium 41 ', No. I .... N't EGGS (Orfon E(f Producer) Price to farmer in I ta I cent under th wholetal a rice,; Jumbo A . Extra Larjt AA . Uri AA Lrs A .. Medium AA .. . . Smell AA POULTRY (North wait Poultry) Lf f horn Ran II Colored Han .. .1 Colored Fryers 4! Old Rooatari M Grain Futures Drift Down CHICAGO, Jan. 20 laV-AIl grain m futures prices except soybeans ' drifted lower in a light Board of : Trade business today. The soy Stocks Jind Bonds rampllad By The AaaoclaUd Praia Jaa. SS " BOND AVERAGES ' M I It 14. . allt ladai t'Uli Prga A J D 1 A I D I S3 1 4.4 BS.( M.I sit sis ait tit SI S 44 4 SI T 40.3 0.S 2J 44 1 71 473 nil MS 12 3- 47 3 44.3 03. 1 Stt-- 77 7 S 4 M.7 7S - mi tf.T aaa stl sa t so.i st l st l Nat Chanf Monday Pravtoua Day Weak An Month Af Yr An 1337-St Aifh 19S7-5S Low ISM High ISM Low STOCK AVERAGES 34 It IS 44 Indua Rani I! tat, BUS D 1.4 D I A .4 A t 13 S li t 7S.I 114 331 1 114 74.1 I4SS t.J I St t3 7 137 229 3 71 t 71 I 152 I 253.2 124 7 73.3 173 I II Net Chang Monday Prevlou Day Wk A to Month Afo Year Afo t37-M Hifh ISS7 SI Low ISS4 Hifh ISM Lnu 2M6 134 7 77 I ISt 234 4 73 MS 1301 274 3 155 1 74 S ISI.I 244 4 124.2 BS. I 171.1 Markets at a Glance NEW YORK, Jan. N l Storka Hither; rail, off. Bond, Mixed: fovemmenta off. Cotton lrrttular: llauidatlon. trad buying. raiiAuii Wheal Lower: reduced export pro- peetn. Corn Lowr; hdf Mil inf. uat itifncr: lair oamano. 44 bean gains wera in all contracts "'"" wnn v" Hog Sttadv la SO cent hlfher. CatUe Staady la M ctnu Manor. Chicago Grain lh If ta i.aaa.lhA.ae a checks pUyer-of-the-week because of his. i. w.a virti.u (in i3-a) I. aantal (7) (12-3) came ta the net and broke serv ice. Green then safely served the next game ta close out the match. Gambees Have Son CORVALUS. Jan. 20 ( - Mrs. Dave Gambee, wife of the leading scorer en the Oregon State Col lege basketball team, Sunday gave birth to a seven-pound son. Gambee was with the team in Palo Alto. Calif., at the time his soa was born. old hat to Dutch. Crowded lata the 2M bracket were Mike Soacbak, Grosaiav gers. N.Y.. who rallied la' the Melatosh. M was eatataadlag laat ftatarday whea the Bears moved hats a first place tie la the Pacific Coast Coafereaee with a ll-Jl vletery orer Oregaa Stale, tetb CaHfaraia aad I'CLA have S-l reearda. Coach Pete Newell of the Bears 3. Ranaat Stat t (lt-1) 4. Cincinnati It) (11-21 I. Sta rrtaclir (2) (12-1) . I. Marytaad (I) !-') 7. nklaheex stele (1) (ll-l) . t. North (aroUn (1) (12-3) ... t. Keatacky (lt-3) 14. Bradley (14-2) SBCOND TIN II. Teanaea (12-2) 12. Narth Carolina Stat (14-3) termed his current crew as thei- fj: '"? M. eaata aader Ibo verbal agree meal wtlh aalvertity aalheeitie. While no figure was disclosed it - h-at rf.i.n.K. t.. iv. w.a tnr . l - " !... ,fc., ,k. .... - " " if ;.- e.e laat twa round ta (et laU I he i .. "-" ' years. Tcaaaa tii-j) Vaaeoaver. B.C.. aad Bill Jobao- .t,Kr1M 2L ftut4 Mcintosh and added. "Calt it. wiehit. (ii-t) ... i-i.k !F "iieTOutiie rpuiiea iot ueorce acerune aia a tarriiic b -' wmm. vwmm. ... . r1-.-.. e,.jj 1 . u . viinm mau jieuium. ,on our Liave uamnee. wna is ane Round Table Handed Top ARCADIA. Calif.. Jan. 30 ufW Weights for the rich Santa Anita Maturity were announced today and to the surprise of no one Round Table was handed top Im post of 12 pounds. Willie Harmati probably will get the job of piloting Round Table in the mite and one-quarter test next Saturday, which should have in a value of around 1110,000. l I Trainer Willie Mailer said deft stt ait d ret lea aa Harmati will not be made antH awaer Travis M. Kerr arrives frasa Oklahoma City. Willie Shoemaker, who was 1 have rlddea lb aatiea'a tap S-year-eld meaty wtaaer af 1M7, has beea groaaded all wek by th stewards. "It probably will be Harmatz, 331 .34 . 134 7 .272 . It .122 11 tl CHICAGO, Jan. 3 Grain: I Oeea Cleat ' 1 . WHEAT ' March l.l-llJa t.ll'.-'a ! May 2 15 V M'r't . .'ulv IS7',.' ItH, Septamber 1 M-tt, I an1 December l.3, 1 M'l'l CORN March 112',-', 1 11V, Mav 1 IS'.-la 1I4',1I Julv l.lt, l.li'.-H Sptmnr I IS'. 1 !'. December 1.13 1 13', OATS March 44', i . 4. May ai',-41 444 Julv 37i, H', September 17 '' RVB March IJI'.'t -127'. Mav I ,-24 1 , Julv .13. Ill September 1 IS', llft'b SOTBKAN'S January I.241, 2.24'.-, March l., '. J 37J lt May 3 31'.-. 2.11',-', July 131a- X3t.-tk September 3 17',-'. 2.17', I n mA nn In wmr. then a half cent a bushel for th deferred months. A good snowfall in a largo area of th winter wheat belt along with a report that Pakistan has withdrawn from th export mar ket for tha present held wheat futures prices under Friday's do tnrougnout ine session. i Dow Jones Averages 3 Industrial 34 Railroad, It Utillti 4t Stock Hifh U ChM 4 41 444 OS 447. 107 77 103 M 104 (It 7117 711 7144 1K.00 19 7 ISt II Vtar; ttiiuMfJivut ui a-oovre, t At th close, wheat waa a-H Chicago Onions a - a I A. A.a. ' Chicago Butter-Eggs CHICAGO, Jan. It Uf (TJSDA) Butte,r ateady: wholl aelllnf price unchanged; S3 cor AA St'.-',: 42 A M1.-',: so t',-t; C anquotad. Ctfa weik: wholasala alllit( prlc '., In I', lower: 44 per cant or bttr frad A wait 34.34': medium ax (r,i 33-33',; atandard Sr: cheek 30-30'.. Western Securities Leonard hit out of bounds on the seventh for a seven that killed his chances. Goosle't doom came on the 1Mb when he booked to the left, belted aver the green, took three down and settled for six strokes. Owen Names Mat Lineup Matchmaker Elton Owen ye ster ol the best. I thlak we played oar best gasaes laat week la getllag over Staafard aad Oregaa State," Newell said. "I thlak aar team play a claee I Kt poteatial aa any learn I've bad. The bid and aik quotation rt rt tent orw-f a at woicn on or mor dlr. mcmbar it lb NaUonal AamlatlM at Sacurily Dlr'a Inc., wauld trde with to fneral public t lh Um th auotatloR w r a tathrd al 3 pin. terdy: K.I the final deolaine. i, nn I. U . ' d 2 , T, .. ....... ' Cltf.-Orf Power 30 j ivrrr, saia in ataoic. tt Hirsch I a a b t, tralaor for Promised Lead, seaaatioaal aasi ara campai(ar wba waa flv stake last year, ba sigaod Bill Belaad far a a meshber af ki statenmaker titon Qwen yesler- r h . n, '' (3). Scrwhih (i: I day completed the bookini lor t,oach Howie uallmer of Stanford 4,) oaofers (): stataika (t) s u2iIL.r.?.,"K. said the Cl-OSC game was bril-UDi t-.cky. suiLe. m. Near' UiU card by namg" tnT'oartTci: . (Caatiaaad frarn procediag page) Seen tfver the weekend was one .of the redkot candi dates for spot on this season's All-Coast cafe tquad. He t Gary Simmons, the Idaho jusrd. Yen won't find a hetter nt'On the coast . . . The hard driving, quick shooting Vandal leader tallied 15 polats each night against YVSC, ail when you can do that against Jack friel particularly on the second night you're accomplishing something . . . What does 30-year man Friel index is the best basketball team he'i ever hid at Washington State? He's had some good onet. we'll all agree. But he says the outfit of 1941. which had tuch men as the 6-7 Paul Lindeman who in those yeirs wai considered an absolute giant in basketball: Ray Sundquist, Vern Butti and Bob Olson was hit best. That squad went to the finals of the NCAA playoffs after topping Stanford here on the coast . . . Lindeman, Sundquist and Butts all landed on the "All Northern Division" team, and both Lindeman and Sundqusit not only made the All-Confer-tnc squad but were named tp some of the All-American units too , . . ' Vie Townsend Led Scorers Thit Suson .mm. To, th. ZiiT Km. wd "luttrate the Importance pants for three prelim battles, .f...,. h..k4K.,i first of which will start proceed ings at l:M o clock la tkal awe Bab Hess. 21 paaad newcomer from Seattle who fat rated aa a par with Eddie SalUvaa, facet Professor Shirama. Thea aeil mla K win be the abler dap Bootable, Har aaaaM agaiaat ragged Bill Fletcher. i-S North South Vawaaawa ars Slate Action (Cotillaaed from preeedlag pa(l set Carram. That waM be -I The semiwinduo soecial will be eeater Wayne Roberts, who CAPITOL LANES Monday Mixed Deukla Letfaa: Loafen Caflai Ml (3). tlifh tedlvldaal laaae: Varlra siiaeiaiar aaa waa aaaaa in; hick IndlTldaal atria,: Vtrleae Maiaenbeiaiar 447 4d Bad Adam, S3: hifh t : Lrafer 111; hlth taaaa aerl:. Lealer 2111. tNIVEBtlTT BOWL Claaitc Lae: Barer Saertlai deed (4), SauUty Oil C. (4): Lena at. rric (ii RaMf-a a (I): UnlTaralty Bawl IS), Cala (): rraak'l Predac (I). taatll PaatUe (i); Nartman'a CKda Plywood uuoi. rroighi Iron Plramaa ... Jantzan Inc. Com Malar Frnk Morrlaon-Knudeen Or.-Porl. Cmnt Pac. P. At C. Com Pop Talbot 3' a-IV ktwer, rye unchanged to lower, soybeans unchanged to S higher, and lard S to M cents a hundred pounds higher. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Jan. SO I (USDA) Hof, It.SOO; (airly aetrv: ateady ta moatly St higher on butcher: In atanrca as much a M hiaher on weifht or SS lb; ora aUady to 13 hifhw: moat advanc on weight over 2t lb; No. 3-S 190-340 lb butch er Il.tO-llH: 3 I4-24 lb Itot ll.M; No. 1-3 I70-SP4 lb IS.2S-I400; muted grade 40O-SSO lb ow IS li lt 10; 340-404 Iba 14 SO-I7.00. CatUa 34 00; calva SO: tar fnerllr active except food grades over 1.20 Iba: slow: prim itaan fully 10 higher; other gradea udy to Id higher; heifer ateady to SO higher; other da moUy tdy; 2 load prim 1.190 lb ateeri 31.90; hifh, I sine Oct. 1954; meat choira and prima M 33-30 23: food grd 2.1.90-3 00: utility hnd atandard 1I.0O 23.03: ehoic and prim hllr 24.73. 24.23; moat standard and food 1100. 4.00; utility and commercial hull 17 OO-20 iiO; good and choice valer, 3 04-31. 00: cn4le 44 lb mixed a tear aad hailar tock calva 17.2. Sheep 3,909: (laughter lamb both wooled and ahore acllv: fully 21 higher; lughtr awe itaady; bulk chole wooled lamb 1)4 lb dowa 23 33-34 34: prima lamb quotabl to 24. SO; eon fc 00-23.24: cull and utility tl.04-32.OS; choice (all ahorn lamb 90-104 lb 23 2S-23.7S: (nod tad choice Uughter ewe, I. f0l; etrU aad utility I - . CHICAGO, Jtn. 20 Onion: Opea Hlk Low Clot January 1 4 1 40 1.40 1 4 rbniary Ml I ts Ml Ml March 1.71 III 1.71 1.71-M Portland Produce Portland Livestock two-Bart entry Mr the M tartly, rportltnd Oti & Cok "I won t know until tomorrow . Po" n H,- w.. whether Willie flartack is coming I . . , . " out from Florida." said Jacobs, i Slrlk o? cfiiJorlfu III "If he does came, h will have ch Manhatua Promised Und and Boland will be Jlc'ty ny IZI on ,noscoe raaney, out u nan act . u. a. Nauaaai cast make it Boland will hav Promised I-d and we'll have t get another boy for the other horse." 1, ll'e asi ai. l.i 11', Sl' 33'i nr. in'. 19'i lilt 14 mi c imkim i r . m. , . -r i . A.m. ii Mldble MM: fed stn and heif- 20'. S'i en miiy i ds oeiow a weex aj; axtrem top 1.2S lower; load av erage choice fed steers M.M; half doit loads choice iteers 21.2s; pod steers 24.00-50; load mostly haic heifers 13.75; good heifers 22 59-23.25; utility and commercial cowt U.SOH JO; canneri and cut ters 11.10-14 M; utility bulls ts avsi oo 3JJ Prothro Is SBC Guest elera (I), Breadway Market (3). Hit T(taa Indlvidval tarn: a. Aadfi ich Indlvidaal aarlti: p. S. Aaderaea (III). Bartartll ia rematch between the masked I Bat'' and Henry Lent The Bat I last week used his control rsial ' "claw" hold to scramble the proud Lent, and blond Henry wants at him again. The maiaer ia a la the big re . match betweea Karl oa Himat ler aad Herhle Freemaa. which eaald be adeaaalely eaUrd "Th ' Battle far lb Beard. " The ! later ia Ihia aae wHI be farced la MbraM I a share ia aiM-rieg aad It to laewe bl whisker pletely. Beth cored tt agaiaat the Spartaa: 1-1 forward Jerry Miller) - for ward Doag Re I her; M gaard Mike Edgely, aad 1-1 gaard Gary Over al North Salem, the Vik ings, raaked No. 4 la lal week' Associated Pre blgb tcboal poll play beat la the Willamette LBireratty maier varsity. The i aaa reu.ir I VnVa hoe mam 11 end kal Me tar (4) (11131. ... Ihi. ' Art lladl (4) a lar this seataa. , p.... . i.M,, (t3. Biia uia ( Pattar (lt). Mlfk Warn teattii Barter Spertlaf Oeedi (till). , CMtBBT flTT ! Monday Nome wilt Lratae: B. lfh Mareld llerlat (t), Market Bx JH (4): Puller Bra. B (4), VI eta Mar. el (: ho Lleydt (41. Creie I reed Laefr (41; Wleder't Laaa dry (3), I. O. P. (I). Blfh Individ! (aaie: Bow Plnlev III). Nlh lodi- vidaal rt.i Boa Ptaley (441). Hlik leaai s: Wl'defe Laaadrv (5i. Milk Itana aerleti Poller Braeb special visitor. Oregon Stat football coach Tom my Prothro, who has Just com pleted signing a -new five-year con tract as head boss of th Beavers, is to b the principal speaker Fri day morning during the weekly meeting of the Salem Breafakst Club at IN Senator Hotel. SBC m,!. invt Tru,t chief Ed Lewi announced yester- j c. srie.: j. ' Income Berlu . "' I Stock Berle "We ar very happy to have Prt. stock a. . iinh men Wrmt.. Nail. Div. Irle . . B '. 41', 3. 471, M' Vi M', M Investment Trusts (ZUka, tmltktrt a Co., lac.) Affiliated (und - Canadian Pund ... Century Siiare Trust ... Chemical Pund 0lwara Pund Diver. Invaat. Pund Elvidend Snar iteo t. tt. Bal. Pund . PORTLAND UP - Buttarfat Tentative, subject to Immediate change-Premimum quality, deliv ered in Portland, tO-AS cents per lb; first quality, S7-W; second quality. 52 So. Butter-Wholesale, fob. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA ' S3 score, 3H; A grade, t2 score, SI'i: B grade. M score. 57; C grade, score, 55. , ChoeseTowholesalers Ore -gon singles, 11-41 lb; Oregon (-L loaf. 43Vi-53V. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, large, 4ft-4.; A large, 42-44; A A medium, 43-44; medium, 42 43. Cartons, 1-3 cents additional. Eggs To producers AA large 33-404: A large. 37-MV,; A medi um 36-39. Live poultry No. 1 fryers, 2'.-4 lb. 22-23 at farm; light hens 10-11 at farm: heavy hens 11-11 at th farm: old roosters, 7-3. Rabbits Average to growers Live whites. 3'i-S lbs. 22-23; col ored pelts, 4 cants less; fresh killed fryers to retailers, 59-61; cut up 42-15. Wool-Nominal, clean basis Vt Mood, ta 1.05; H blood to 1.13; Uj blood to 1.29; fine to 1.2. Wbele4l4 Drsd Meat Beef carcasses Steers, choice, 560-700 lb, 43.5045.06: good 42.00 44.50; standard 39.00-42.00; conv merclal cows, 36.00-31.60; utility, 35.00-37.00; canners and cattera, 33.00-36.00. Beef cuts choice steer hind quarters. 51.00 53.00; r o u a d i full loins, trimmed 1 69.00 - 73.00; forequarters 17.00. Calves salable MO; steady: 133.50 ; chucks 41.00-42.50; ribs choice vealera M 00-32 0(1- anod 1 n nA.s-? m fvealrs H.60-2I.O0: good and , Lamb ' - Choice a 10-31 00: . choice slaughter calves 21.25-25.00 good, all wis. 46.60-S0.00. good and choice stock steer calva , Pork carcasses Shipper style, 23.56-36.00. 120-170 lb. 31.00-32.00. Hogs salable 1060; butchers 25-: Pork cuts Loins, choice. 1 11 down, 35.00-36.00; spareribs, 36.60 49.00; fresh hams, 12-11 lbs. 51 60- 53.00. Slab bacon All wts. . 43.00- Oa. Ind. Crup Tobacco . Inrora. Invtator .. Kr Cuat. Puadt: B-l -4 K-l t-t ... Man. Bond Pund Natl. Growth Lewil said, "and Plonrrr Pund e.t.e Wrr P.ral- 1 m Wr W n,v H1ny j Jl -Un rund "fc'nmm fun folk, in this are who wlU want ! wViiinston tun Although technically listed st f'T ine jvs. me coiirgians win use (ji). aim Aot to har him apk. ' "Voa" aad Free- ly freshman and tome topho- &m,imIi'l?Jfimlii maa Brdlp saart beard. , mores who olan t pisy bau last i-.r.. a.d m ,ist). Knf. year, accoraing 10 coaca jerry i;iumai id (.'h: Terminal tt (4) ( (3) (TIN), cut Parm laiaraac Piaanca (!) Ltaadry (I) t77J4), : Banj fhl l (II (t1: Hell ('(Stt), tawllnaoa'a Church Loop Hoop Results The 1M1 seasoa wu a pretty footJ one hereabouts also. OregoB'i Vie Townsend led the Northern Division In seor iflf with 174 point! and Orefoa State. Jehu Mandlc, him telt M AU Amerlcan, wis a close second at lfi ... Many folki in this irea are saddened to learn of the sud den death of Joe Dispcniiere in Medford last week. He suc cumbed to heart attack despite being no more than 40 vear old . . . Jna waa nn nf tha manv treat "small colleee" thletea who performed at Willamette U during the Spec .mrfXlmM iuu Keene eoachUig regime, and played hoth football and base- ,2 ball. In recent yein he had been a regional director for 1111.011 m: i.t tpo.i n t. 6 SUla Board of Parole, and had hli offict u Medford ... i Lniat (it), iit slb 01,' r (3) (141), Nlthola' laaaranea (I) (I3tT)l C. B. MlliI (JS) (Xlll, gpalaf Laaiker (JH) (sA). Hifh Indlvidaal tai Warrta Millar (341). t. atiiwr Naatelea Blew A Lr.tve: Oeae Let Ha rae (141, tinur Metkedlat (ft): Barte. wad BIB (et). In hararene (nil Cthrarv Baptlat (41). TrlaNy Math, edit! (34). iBUfwrdlaU A Leatae: let Prabrtrr:aa (341 Seatk Sale Ktaaaa (zsi. latemtedlai ta. Long Hi ail-frcahaaaa startlag Unc ap wlU laclad 6-2 1141 Gavtala of Woodbara. 6-1 Bob OUagar f (a. Bit t !: Naa kaiUHa.rre4w.tar. HftU -' 91 " " ,rwm ioao. - CItI l.ae: fhrla Patrol II), Dick Kreks af Madras, aad 1-19 Shrin No. ! (I): sarin He. t ). Jerr STIaoer al (Mneala Weak 1 '"'PP i A Vartel (4), P. erry wiaaer at uiywipia, wa. f(fl ' M a,,,,,,,, (tn relrlat North Salem coach Ward ?' 'A city (): I1- pick hi starters ,,. rrfa't mt ctai city . a (w: I' Paldaniut will (ram among 6-1 Grant Harter. M,Trn,ier id krm Dick Scaggia. 6-t Jim Litchfield and Kent Ltvnmert. 6-1 Homlr Wood. 1-16 Dale Drake, aad 5-7 Vl Barnes. Patl (1). Spot Lit Cafe CM "Ilk Individual tai Jite strttlr aa A. Wyator (111). Bit ladlvi I at nt,r ierrr n. rt). Blfh tttm tai: Ihrla, w. ixtasr). iih teaa rleti Ptrgaaa'! (ItSi). , In his three years t Oregon ii;i O A Slate, Prothro'i teams have fin. lllll UepieS Any ftned second once and first twist ! i . . A 0 li in the Coast Conference grid race. Mtere$t in AOtfA rrtaay meeting is open to tn male public and will start at 7:30 a.m. Bid Akd lis tl M, 50 higher; sows strong to 50 high-! lb. 53.00-57.00; shoulders. 16 lbs.. Mis MK-ver; sorted 1-2 grade Buicners '2?S !J!f 22.00-50: mixed grade lots 21.50- f I it '12.00; sows 30-506 lbs 13.50-19.01. J ?J Sheen salable BOO: alow alauf ti ll . ii. ter lambs 66-1.00 lower: fdri i00-, . , . . , . u iirfully staady; choicawosledslaugh- V"1 and calves - otdhoic6 7W '(tar lambs 22.59-23.00; choice shorn 1wt' ndrB. MOO-. '22 '!S lambs z2.CO-23.0O; good slaughter 49 00 f'8 Jm iambs mostly 22.00-50; good and I P1-" . 94 i choice feeders 19.50-22.06: fleshy Hay -No. J irten alfalfa, nra JJJ ft feede'n up to Zt.SO: cull to goodj j i l"l slaughter ewes I.OO-10.60. M;M W ton' .,em ,0 8!00 vriijinio fa-u lira ae(.nn ui v. west dist. Danvers med 1.50-75: large 1.50-2.00: ' boilers 10 lbs. 25 29: Calif, while large 3.00-50. Potatoes Ore. Deschutes Rus sets 100 Iba 3.1V50: few higher: 25 lb. sacks 1.25-35: baker. 109 lb., 6 ot. mln.. 3.50-75; 12-16 ot. 125-50; local Burbankt washed 100 lb No. Is 2.73-3.00: Idaho Rus set! No. 1-100 lbs 3.75-4.00. Apples Oregon-Washington De IM lot II T 3.21 SM 1171 13 M 10.14 1143 4 S3 1143 ti t i if Portland Grain 1h PORTLAND i Coarse grain, i;, 15-day shipment, bulk, coast de livery: Oats No. I, 36-lb. white 49.50.' Barley No. J, 43-lb B.W. 47.00. Corn N. 2, K. U. shipmnt 53.75-54.25. Wheat (bid i to arrive market, LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20 ur Scratch another (each from th Tmii A4M mUupl Ja HiU, director f athlaUei at th Uftivantty of Southern Cali fornia, aaid today ha Isn't about to leave the Trojan campus. Ha EUGENE. Jan. M til Th 6000 coached th Trojaa football teams AuUa Foundatien Scholarihlp ia bfor kwcominf athletic diractcr. Scholarship Won By Bruce Brtnn the Unlvirtity of Oregon bust nasi school will go to Bruce Brena, a two-year lttrma la football. Brena ha a frad point aver Despite reports he Is being con tldtred at Callage Station, Hill said: "I kivsn't bn contacted. 1 basil No. 1 bulk, delivered coast: Soft White Soft White (excl. Rax) White Club " Hard Bad wlalwt Ordinary 16 per cent II pr cant It per cant Sard Whit Baarti Ordinary 16 par cent 11 par cat a , 13 par cent its. 221. 1.25. 127. 1.27. 2.21. licious combination loos 35-31 lbs, 27.76-3.00; fancy 1.75-2.00; C grade 1.26-50; Red Delicious loo 35-31 lb extra fancy 4.00-50; fancy 2.75-, 3.60; extra fancy tray pack 4 75 t.OO, a few higher: fancy 4.06-50; ( Newtowns, xtra fancy! 36-lb loose 2.50-75: fsncy. 1.75-100; Rod 1 30. 1 Romea, large, extra fancy 1.75- 3.00; fancy i.oo-so: winaaaps, a loose, combination grade, 35 lbs, t,2 3.00-59; various varieties C, grade, 1.25 loo pack low as 1.25. 121 Celery - Local hearta 100-80 rr roi-ainia' 'Wheal si- harlav dozen: California 2-2Vt: do 4 00-' II: four 31; corn 7; data 9; mill .so: lew nrgner: som low aa a.7i feed 21. tMarU a o-H w4Ulk age of clone Id 21 aa A icala i havei't lvn down Iher. 1 fclv which 4 9 tt parfect. ' ae plana to leave hra.H ! T