12r(Sc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Feb. 12, '58
Buffalo Bids
For NFL '11'
Stadium Offered
For Low Rent
(reatiaaed fram preeedlag page)
mediate prospects of increasing
the league.
He would not cay how he (eels
about increasing the league.
MrGrMler a,eeted Art Reaaey,
ewaer af the Sleelers. as lelllag
him at last moalh's NKL meet tag
that H the Steelers erer merrd.
Bell weald handle the aegelia
tioM villi the new city.
Civic Stadium, a concrete bowl
with M.785 permanent seats, gels
scant usage at present. It or.ee
held the Buffalo Bills of the all
America conference. Temporary
seats increase its capacity to just
over 44.000.
MrGreder's letter alM mea
tieeed aarveyi sew beiag made
far a stew eily-ceaaty atadiam la
aecamadale bath major league '
baseball aad feetball.
Parking at Civic Stadium
admittedly is inadequate. But Mc
Groder said small lots and nearby
streets can iae sare 01 e.uw auto-
mobiles, adjacent school property
2.509, and a bus shuttle system
r
from a 5.000-ctr lot a short
Unce away might be arranged
1 have reasalled basiaeasmea
abaal pricri." McGredrr said.
"It ia the aaaaimMis epialea that
the faaa af Baffale will toppart
Baffale team with . 14 aad
SS scale af tickets."
Rooney does not particularly
want to leave Pittsburg. But he
reportedly feels that Forbes Field,
the Stcelers' present home, is in -
aaequaie tor tootDau and u too
expensive.
Despirito in
1st Victory
MIAMI, Fit., Feb. 11 if! -Tony
Despirito, the nation's leading
Jockey in 1952 who began a come
back attempt Monday, scored his
first victory in 10 months aboard
Nisht Amool in the to. 000 Palmetto
purse at Hialeah Park today.
The courageous 22-year-old from
Lawrence, Mass., received a tre-
mendous ovation from the crowd!
01 as ne emereu ine win -
neri circle. Despirito rode
hit
last winner April 13. 1957.
NiSht Amool, owned by A. J. (4). Raatrvit aearlas: I Taaasr
Ortriker had three quartert of a j & M
length to spare over Claiborne nn xaaraai: u I u n u
Farm-. Sir Ruler at the finish, oifw-uiar iam raaaaract.
Sir Ruler, the 4-$ (avorite was v)",EiIT,:A.ci?r.rM(, o wb.
three lengths in front of Flamingo . g: rp'ar ti; cki (. a
Farm's Ptiilipeep who led Bon- twins: MrtT ti.
rit r'. nl ' fc . ' mlr i 4ALI AUTO PARTS (tl)
enst Farm a Pricewise by a neck. r, Knaawarui i; Domau-hartky
Despirito, who was sidelined for (J) C: wiicax (in. g onr iu;
fix months prior to Monday due
to injuries received in two bad
pills, displayed excellent saddle
form.
.
I9ih Mole News
" By Bunny Mason ,
Salem Golf Club Professional
And 1956 Oregon Open Champion
First official SGC Men s Club activity -of l5g hat been dated for
Sunday, February 23 when a Flubber-Dubber Tourney it to be held.
Launching of the new Men't Club membership drive is ta accom
pany the meet, according to Pres. Frank Ward, and he t out to make
'Bus dnve better than air' before. Incidentally,
any male golfer, in the area it welcome to join
and take part in the numerous activities now
being planned . . . Registrations for the Flubber
Dubber are now being taken at the SGC club
bouse ...
Ever weader what a Flobaer-Debber get
' teg etacr ameaatr ta? It's simply a twa-ball
eearse event, where the higher baadieap play
ers are paired with the ewtter theaters. The
pairs art split late learns aad the eempetitlaa
is aa a N'aaaaa baala: One pelat far each aiae
bales aad aaa far wiaaer af the eemplele II.
The leant esaergtag '-ilk meat paiala la the
Wiaaer, aad drees at Ibe ri prate
saeeta are scads af faa right fram the start aa Ihreagh the past
taaraey. baatjaet daring which the aanteraas prizes are awarded
... The faciheamiag Flaeber-Deaber taaraameat baaaaet ia U be
held February 17 . . . If yea are af a anlad le Jala ap aad have
aa established baadieap. bmt give aa a baa at SGC aad we'll
fix yea ap . . . Pres. Ward ia la thaw fame dandy fllmt be teak
at the recent Blag Oetay meet la CaHferaia, aa feala rt af the
Flabaer-Dubber baaaaet ...
Won't be long before Bill Athhy at Oak Knoll will he getting
things lined up (or the spring 1 and summer play at his popular
course on Dallas Road . . . Both SGC and Oak Knoll art looking
forward to great seasons for both the guys and gals . . .
Seven Vew Courses in Six Years at Phoenix
, Friead Dr. Wiley Yeaag has beea vecatiealag la Pbaeels. aad
was fertaaate eaaagb la be there daring the reeeat Pbeeali Opea.
Ht teat at a pregraaa fram the treat, wbleb la pel ea by a greep
- called The Tbaaderbirds, which matt be the eealvaleat ta ear
Jaaier Chamber af Commerce. The pregram Itself is just abaal
the prettiest thiag we've aera af ha kind. Leaded witb pit-turn
aad data, aad net aaly deea it sell Ksrif bat a a dart a pretty
Uk. ( tL. H. DL -I ! i . 1,
jww Br ftr vnj raw, a ... v J WW ( ,117
grawlag fram I7S300 la 147 ta tSS.Me laday. aad eat thai bat
ball I aevea aew gelf eaaraea la the laat tii years?
Fielding Abbott of the Forrest Hills Gulf dub. who is teaching
folf in Scottsdale, Ariz., this winter writes us that he's been renting
a house there for 175 per month, until January 1. Then the price
went up to $250 per month, until April 1. after which it goes back
to 7S. Ia other words, those who go to that area this time of yar
don't go Cheaply ... s v
200-Ysrder Here is Over 250-Yarder There
we ve neea stsea ny many loms laieiy, do uiose pros on ine
televised matches really bit the ball as far at the narrator sayt
they do?" Answer: Yet. But let us quickly add they would not
csme within a ton of getting such distance in this part of the coun
try. Most of the golf courses the -matches are being played on are
above the 1,000 feet level, which makes s big difference on how
ldhg a ball tttyi in the air. Also, the ground is hsrd as stone.
Which makes for long rolls . . . Al Zimmerman tells the story about
the tree planting at Scottsdale, Arix.. when the Paradise Club was
constructed. They had to use a jatkhammer to drill the holes in
the ground, then (ill the boles with dynamite to blast away enough
soil so that a tree could be planted. The trees have to be replaced
every few years, as they get root-bound in the tight soil . . . Also,
most of the pro shops in that part of the country close in July and
reopen around October 1, because of the heat ... So let's sum it
a1 up this wsy: 11 you csn hit the ball yards here, you could
do well over 230 in Arhtona', . .
Gaad newt: The varlewt March af Dimes hVeeattaket teameyt
held by the variant Oregaa pre petted abaal It JOS. far the feed.
Which la ulte wenderfil , . . Riverside Ceeatry Clab af Partlaad
bad the largest eatry, with 11. Otwege was second with aa
trea 10. BGC dM a solid third with M . t
In WHAT TWO RACa,
P0 BON DELANV
CORE THE "WORLD'S
EST DOUBLE, JUNE ft (?J7?
THE HfLP.MfUr AND
AMLE, IN THE MEET Of
CHAVWlOfS AT HOUSTON, TEX.
THE (CSo OLYMPIC 1.500-
METER CHyMPON, PBCVM
IRELAND But A STlfWr at
VtLLANOVA COLLEGE, TURNED
IN A 1:4-0 4 HALF MILE C000)
AND A 4..054- MILB CBANCV
WA TIMED AT 3-'50 S 'N TX
MILE AT LONDON TMff R30.
i A I I ni
AAU rJVOil
Motor Five
Takes Win
Valley Motor, getting a 22 point
! performance from Ben ' Pitzer.
! wrapped up the District 3-C AAU . '"
i basketball title last night on theJ,r."isc
j Leslie Junior High floor by troun-1 Melateia. rain-emu
; ring the First National Bank team . 'ivac
12-52.
The atreag Matar mea were
aever beaded, aa tbey leak aa
early lead aad pared aa the
steaaa. Wes Ediger added M
aetata la the wlaaers taUI. the
same amaaat baeped by Dale
Hartmaa af the laaer.-
Valley Motor's next game will be
Thursday night at I 15 o'clock on
the Leslie floor when they meet
the Eugene AAU team.
Ia a City League makeup game
last Bight, Salem Aate Parts rail
ed ta aa easy (1-ti win aver Val
ley Trader. Keith Driver saak
21 aetata ta lead Ibe wla.
valley motors tn
,i";-r'",4'",.,"-.S'
(u. amnn srariac MrEirary
rUIlT NATIONAL I J2I
P: SUrtaua (2t); Rd( (t). C:
iraa (I). G: Zluk (12); Saada r-
(t)
VaUav Trart.r: 1 I I t t
Salvia Aau Parti; It 12 2t 17 tl
mrlaJa: radaaratbt A Slraata-
Baaay Maaaa
af the leaiag squad . . . These
r
Simmons in
Point Lead
Smart Holds
Best Average
Despite making only 10 points in
the Oregon State game on Monday.
Gary Simmons, the flashy Idaho
guard, is still out front in the Pa
cific Coast Conference point pa
rade. Simmons has found the hoop
for 213 counters Hi 10 games (or a
21 3 average per tilt.
Wathlagtea't Daag Smart -It la
aecead place with ltt paints, hat
baring played aaly alae garnet
Is leadiag by a very slim mar
gin la per game average. Smart's
perrealage Is 21.33, ar ane-thlrd
af a point better thaa Simmons'
mark.
Charlie Franklin of Oregon is in
third place with 1U points and a
! II S average in ten games. Frank
! lin had a big 35-point night against
1 Idaho last Saturday, after being
; held to six against Oregon State
on Friday.
Faarth la the liaeap la Dave
Gambee af Oregaa Stale. Dash
ing Dave has heaped 171 aetata
far a 17.3 average.
Following are the lop 20 scorers
including games through Monday,
Feb. 10:
G Pit. Art.
It til 21. M
S HI JI M
is in ia.se
is in 17. m
Suaaai. Idaaa
Snart. Watkiaetea .
Fraaklla, Orefaa
Giafeft, Oretaa auu
Naaaea. Oretaa Mm .
CaulH. ISC
Maris, war
Daftv, Ortcn
( Alrmaa. Make
II
is l u
nt i
a its i
it its it at
t it; it it
' Hata. Slaalorl
A""ul
' Neamana. ataafard
It
Rot I. WSC
M l.ss
Grays Get
Scare, Win
The undefeated Pairuh Grava1:. . ?. T
had their closest call of the season
.a .k.. . i ii -j
Tuesday afternoon at Leslie, but
managed to edge the Bluet 27-24
ji'Nioa mea LEAOUB
W 1. Pvt. PF PA
P. Gfayi .. III
!H !n !!:
1. Gait, . t
P. Carti . 1 1
. i
if !? !H
i niuri .; T 1 1 jm it? iss
p rfmm ...ii Jtiisi ist
2t. Ptaaian K .Ca'rai I.
. .... ...
a "jm Daai inoau game.
TVa Parrlab Waaeert get tbeir
first wla af Ibe teasaa at the -praae
af Ibe Parrlab Cards. XL
t. fas Ibe aaly atber Janiar High
Leagae game af the day.
Pat Loy fell below hit usual
point output, but still scored 16
points and dominated both back
boards to lead the Crayt to
torv The twa tea mi were tied at
the end of the first period, but the
Rliwa- faPejl Inaidb ta II. IA
i-ta ivi f eaurwap as 4 a aw ivaat aaa
halftime.
The Crayt tied it at lS-aU at
the ead af Ibe third peried aad
held a two le five-petal lead
threegbeat Ibe last eearter. Raa
Bi a grr aad Dale Myer were eat
ttaadlag far Ibe Bines.
The Pioneers led all the wsy in
beating the Cards for their first
win against five losses. L o a n y
Dockter led the winners with nine
points, while Jim Brown had eight
for the losers.
In Junior varsity game, the Blues
beat the Grays. 30-19. and the
Cards beat the Pioneers, 31-24.
GBATS (27)
F: Lay (14) Mabtad (2). C:
Marty (1). O: Mir km (t); BIIMafi
(tl.
Bl.l'ES (It)
F: Smlta (4); Madlaaa It). CS
Myar (I). O: aiattr (4); Baatck (2)
Orayi lit 1121
Blaet I 1 4 t 4
Offletala: tuwart aad Padtaracat.
CARDS (2t)
F: Llaaaaeett (1): Weathan (4).
c: itataeur (t). g: aaiaiat
(1)1
Renier II). Reteryei Searlaf : Davit
PIONK
KF.at (12)
Maatioaaerr (7). O: Brawa (I); Oat-
111. Baaeryea acaelaa: Waaeb
...
J-.Va, TII I tt
Planeert II I I a IS
Offleula: SUwart aad Sieahaaaaa.
Gaston Defeated
By Colton, 55-44
COLTON, Feb. 11 ' Special!
Burt Lundmark rolled in 34 points
to pace Colton lo a &M4 triumph
over Gaston In a non-league bas
ketbsll game here tonight.
Mike Eppling topped the losers
with 22 counters.
Colton also won the Junior var
sity clath, 30-32.
! GAITO 141)
tj, Barrli (7): beaaiaf (1). C: Spl
, al (I). G: Oeiklat (1); CpaUaf (Tt).
Ol.TON (SSI
laadaiark (M); Aadaraaa (2).
: Fceeae (1). e: S blaaabar Of.
Atataker (I).
I.IMH . . . It II It
( alloa
If It It Itat
odleUli: Alley aad Beta maa.
( Hraav crrv
Ineiutrlal Ne. I
Barfeat Balleert ,
vr
(tl National Battery It); Ma Lake ! 4 A a, A
a11-c , ' -i",.T;Mr, Angei urops
Farmi Maatry Pktnaaey JtUr r
raterr i f aaallaee (I), rata a Ctae i , (Aiiole
(; (taradt Merc.il). Cal Paeb (I);
Mr l.llrhrteU (II, C. C T. (1); nthtt
Steak Hauae (tl. Klwaadi Mtaaat
(21. Nltk todrvldaal laaiei Bat Pal-:
aan (2)7). Hifk ladlvldaal aertttt
Harry Haneen (tat). Sllfk team
tame: li. C. r. (lilt). Blrk team
aerln: Daaklt 'P' Farms (1141).
TaeUay Haaiawtfe: Caaalaad Lam.
bar (tl, Artkar Marray (1); lade
aaadeaea Blat. (, claaea Aataaa
(It. Payleaa OU (4), Ptldtrkaa
Saa (t); Co merrWJ Baak (1), Kdt
Market (I): Caller Oatetea (1), tl.C.
Travelart It). Mlfb laarrUMal 0m:
Mailaa Fl aaa fa a (2t. Nlfh ladl
vldaal Sertet Mattae Flaaataa (111).
Hlffc Teaaa fiaate: Ptytaaa M (TSS).
Mlfk Team Serlei: Ptyleat (HI (mt).
'CKIe: Saleai Iraarke (1), SwrkM
Na. 1 (I); ParMk- TtUe laaaraaca
(tt, (kerry ray Baw (l; tletliere
(1). Caatlal I'ky TraaHar (I); Baaip
A Varkel tl), ferfaMi (I); PelrWt
Tlra (1). Jaaet a Faff (l)t Sfcrtaa
Patral Skrlne Ma. I (tit Skrtaa
Na. I (II. Pklaat (It; iaka Faatar
(4). SawlUe rata Hi. Hit ladlvldaal
fiame: WaH Oardner CM I. Hlfk ta
dlvtdaal Serlei: WaH ftardaar (it 1 1.
Nltk Teaaa Aaaeai Steolara (lull.
ifa aaam etnaai awtu tra iti
Thcyll Do It' Every Time
like varce up to no
Prep
Dallas Swats
Canby Quint
CANBY. Feb. 11 i Special! Dal-
could i have sugyrmn r- Swiss chaqomo
AHO TOMATOES , I) lOELknOUS BflUSSiLSr
p
" las won its sixth straight Willam
s n as ette Valley League basketball
JJ 'J game here tonight, defeating Can
st h is by 71-57. The win kept Dallas a
u.ni
l Ji WILUMITTI VAIXKT LCAGl'K
as s.ss ii art rr r
Itallai . s l.at ilt Ml
Malalla
n jjj ssa tst i
1 1 .ttt 111 MS
. . j jat jtt Ma
1 S .147 IM Ml
tnliil .
Saadv ,
Caaby
EMacaaa
Stt U It!
Tanaav't rtialu: Malalte SS. Ctm-
Iral tl; Dallai II, Caaky 17; Saaty
41, KaUcaaa It.
r..n- -W.- nl.M
I MOtalia.
Fiva n.ll nlavr and four
from Canby scored in the double
figures as the Dragons took a 19-17
ana s owiv ouiiea awav. inc nau-
time score was 3 32 i
Gary Henry paced the winners
with 15 points. Murline Fast had
is. Let Phillips 12. Tom
11, and Claude McLean
Inlow of the Cougars was high for
r. n,ie , ' erh !L w .3
and Gary Daniels each had 12 and
the game with 1. Delmar Darling
Clarence Darling canned 10.
Dallas also woo the JV game,
(3-45.
DALLAS (71)
P: Bary (II); Fast (II). C; Mr
Laaa (It). 6: Partaai (II); Wall (S).
ItaaarVN Srarlaf: Pkllllpi (12);
Barkkatder (t).
vic-!CABT (JI)
P; D. IJarltaf (11)
Daalela (12).
him titv tWran
www i u. mii.H i -'
t: c.
..... k.. n k , -
Seartaf :
Daw Ft (1); MeCana (3).
Dalla - It It It 1471
Caafcv . 11 IS It IS 17
OrficlaJt: CaaUftaa tad WaKhtr. .
-! ! : " i
Sherwood Bowmen
Defeat Warriors
AMITY. Feb. 11 ( Special -Sher-wood
overcame a seven-point defi
cit in the final quarter to snare a
slim 48-47 victory over Amity here
tonight ia a Yswsma League bas
ketball game.
Amity built up a 47-40 lead, but
tbea never scored again. The win
kept Sherwood in second place ia
the conference.
Gary-Schneider topped the scor
ers with 23 points. Everett Johnson
had 11 for Amity.
Amity easily won the jayvee tilt,
4S-2S.
ISIIWtOB (41)
F: Staarat (l)i
Retaa (It). C.
SekaaMer (W). O: Myart (t); Brlek-
lav (I). Baaarvm Searlaf : Bahai (I);
Oaaatka (1).
AMITT (47)
. ' Barat (t)
k. Bbttrt (1: Waati
- - - - - 1 1 , .
Taraet Ilk
Batarvee Searlaf: Mattatler (t)
Praaaa (S).
Saerwaad: IS f S It 44
Amity: ... II IS 41
Olftelala: Waerea Calllar.
Buckaroos Stomp
MacLaren, 59-46
WOODBURN. Fob, 11 fSpociaK
St. Paul was left in undisputed
possession of second place ia the
minor division of the Marion B
League here tonight as a result of
a SO-4 win over MscLares.
Rich Koch stuffed in II points
for the winners. Grant Donii col
lected 11 lor MacLaren.
St Paul also won the Junior var
sity game, 43-31.
ST. PAUL (St)
a- Klrk m-. Baeh (UK C: Oken
(t. O: Cateataa (It): Vaa de Me
(t). Beaarve Searlaf! MWI m;
inb (l); Klrtrb (I).
MACI.ARRN (44) .
P; Barke (4); Falter (4). Cl Da ale
(II). O: PeUfa f; Cbrletaaaaa
i)). Re torv ea Searlaf : Weld (I);
'kleet (S.
St. Paali- IS IS II IS St
Marl-rea: II IS S 14 44
ome Mi Veer a Brlaar.
MT. ANGEL, Feb. 11 (Special)
Mt. Angel won Ms second Capi
tal Conference basketball game of
the season here tonight, tripping
Gervais, 9042.
Bob Blem lopped the scoring for
ML Angel with 13 points. Louis
Sows bad ,12 (or Gervais.
The two-overtime preliminary
clash went to Gervais, 40-39.
SaavAia (tt)
F: Bartlaad 14); Ce (1). Ci Bewi
(12),
: Vaklaad (l)j Miller (1). Bt-
aarvat Sraelat; V. raeaaa (S
D. Stair (2)1 Dt. Stair (t).
MT. AXOBL (M)
F: Bleat (II); Sebaarbar (II). Cl
B. Waara t. O: Baaa (41! C. Wtart
(t). Raatrvat Searlaf I Miller (1)1
naratwia iraneiy iar.
Aarvalt .. IS S I IL II
Mt. Aaaeli . S If It II . ft
Official! : ttwsrt Whlppto.
coop
twkc
Hoop Results
Detroit Surprises
Panthers, 64-56
DETROIT. Feb. II 8aeelal
Dawa-lraddea Detrait rasa aa
aat af the re liar af the mlaar al
vtstaa af the Martaa B Leagat
bert laalgbt la trim aecaad
place Oregaa Deaf Scheel, M-44.
Daa Leatmlag scared tt aalatt
aadeRay Hamlllaa added II la
pace Detrait la the sarprlalag
apart Deaale Baakababj leaped
OSD with II eaaalera.
OSD (It)
tmM. ,4). caal ill. C: BMk-
hail (il. G: CallfT (I)): W7m4 (II).
1 Krt rvn Srarlat : Br (I).
tlFTBOIT i la I
r: toktnour ti: Bekrru (lj). c
Hamiltaa ( IS . G: Lammlai (J3l:
Mawa (I).
JJ,;. "
j orrtruu
II II II 14
IS I It M
Hartley A Clbaaa.
Eagles Stop
Cougar Fve
STAVTON. Feb. 11 Special-
' yton a Eagles won their ninth
, ' . r.
nil asigjii ai liar sis vapiiai vvutvi
ence basketball action here t0.
night, stopping Cascade, 43-33,
Roger Ward collected 20 points limlMrY am- 45'37
for the winners, who bad a com-1 chkm awa (ti)
fortable 17-7 halftime edge. Ron sujia (24); nettv (t). C: nee
Whitened topped the loser, with awtfiU ST"
11 counters. ' falls city (
Cascade Iv.ged the j a y v e
gam ta-3H.
CASCADt f lft)
P: B. Wattraead (ID; Batch (1).
Cl S. Whltaaaad (I). O: Tawary ID:
arT2)iB.H!r(;r Mrt",: y"",
'Wit! lVnn Ware (12). C: Cra-
asa (1) O: Laeai (I); Baaiberter
ak. ReMriraa Searlat: Batdlahetm-
ee (ti.
Caaeate ...III? 14 M
Staytaa 12 1 It It tj
urnciau: naiaaa aaa veuareua.
Jefferson Scalps
Indians, 69-59
BROWNSVILLE, Feb, II Spe
cial Jefferson's Lions, getting 24
points from guard Alan Nyman,
topped the Brownsville Indians, 69
39. bert tonight in a noa-confer
ence basketball game.
Troy KoontS led the Indians with
23 counters
Jefferton made it a double by
winning the Jayvee game, S0-3C.
IKPFKRIO! (It)
F: Maream (t); O. MarUtt (4). C:
Marhiaelee (III. G: Nrman (24);
Wakeflill (t). Betirvet learlai:
Wrlfki (12); Wlltaa (2); Wlaabaab
(t; EUU (2).
KOWNVn.Lt (St)
F; Walkel (1); (krliUoker (S). C:
Kaaatt (21). O: Rauftmaa (IS); Gelt
(t). Biarrvt Ocarlaf; Willlaraa (II.
jellerwa: 21 IS 17 14 tt
Brawaellte: II It It It St
Offtclali: Ptaalaa tareal.
Pioneers Bounce
Estacada, 63-39
ESTACADA. Feb. 11 (SpeciaD
Ed Hoffman collared 22 points to
lead Sandy o aa overwhelming (3
39 victory over hapless Estacsds
here tonight in a Willtmette Valley
League basketball game.
Wally Miller wss high for the
losers with IS points.
Sandy also woo the Jayvee game,
t-27.
SANDT (II)
F; Celllai (II; MeDenaed (S). C:
Itllaii (!). U: Mealielaiaa (I);
Willi tl). Beaaevei Sraflai: Blrbtrd
taa (It); SehwtrU If); I. all (tl.
BSTAfAOA (St)
F: Klrkkrldt (4); Uriaa (I). Cl
Cady (I). It: Keller (ti; Kluklnf
if I. Retervei Srarlni: Miller (IS);
Parley (2); Sraika (4).
Saady: .. .11 21 IS It IS
Bataraoa: 4 It II S It
Otflelalt Mail Deaely.
-r-
Perrydale Racks
Cougars, 65-44
PERRYDALE, Feb. 11 'Special)
Two players scored more then
2t points each to lead Perrydale
ta aa easy 4VM4 victory over
Valset hero tonight in s Marion
B League minor division basketball
game.
Don DeJong collected 24 points
and Norm Frink tallied 23 for the
winners. Mike Egll topped ValseU
with 3 counters.
The preliminary game was won
by the VaUetg eighth grade over
the Perrydale eighth grade, 33 32.
VALSSTX (44) '
p, Daathlt (S); Pealer (I), f I Bate
(i,: o: ( Near (15); FfH (Ml., Rl-
arrvei warlati Retkard (2).
praavOtl.K (it)
r. rn.h ckepta (t). Ci
frejear (2tli Oi Seallk (I); r.lhon
,nt. Reefrvat ararlan Brawa
Stenrt (in Vaa Ottea (2).
(Dl
Valaeti - It tl
iPtrrylatt S It 19 tl-44
By Jimmy Hatlo
juri-oscu to like rr
Mounties Nip
Indian Tribe
FALLS CITY. Feb. 11 (Special)
After (ailing behind early in the
fourth quarter. Falls City rallied
to post a C5-&J victory ovdr Chem
awa here tonight In a Marion B
MARION LIAGl'I (MINOR)
W L Pat. Pf PA
riii city it i .tea mi tst
at. Paal t 1 .717 SSS S27
Ore. !( Scbaal 7 4 . 434 Sll 121
MarLaraa 7 4 .414 11 4M
Chimawa . 4 1 Jtt Ml It
Prrrytala 4 7 1st SS Stt
1 i in i aj f . -ara oaaav
i in in wi
-
rcintti: MarMraa tt, tt.
Hit City SS. Cbtaiawa 41;
SS, Valuta tt; Drtrait tt,
Valartt
Oalralt
Tuasday
Paal SS; Palli
Ptrrvdala
Orrtaa Srhaol lar Ik Draf St.
.... . .....
League minor division basketb.il
game.
The win left league-leading Falls
City ahead by two games.
Chemawa was behind by six
points late in the fourth quarter,
but then gained to within two
points of the Mountaineers. The
Indians had a last second field
goal try, but H missed the hoop.
Eddie
Belin of Chemawa was
P "cerer with 24 poinU. Roy
Carver had 22 and Wayne Scott
i
for the winners.
I Chemawa snared the Jayyee pre-
ViraKWa:-
(in. ,
Chemawa: It 11 ta K 41
'tilt City: 11 24 II tl 44
Hit
Willamina Whips
ShCriddll. 45-39
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WILLAMIN'A. Feb. 11 (Specisl)
,:ll :. .. A ... J71A
"iianiiia an niiiirnvu iia iiviu vu
imn place in me lawama League
here tonight with a 43-39 victory
over Sheridan.
Bob Nokleby and Mike Niccolson
each tallied ten points for the win
ners. Francis Hutchint topped sll
scorers with 14 counters for Sheri
dan. Willamina made it a clean sweep
with a 43-M win in the jayvee
game.
SHr.RinAX ()
Parker l). O: Caeatrymaa (i);
miui (it). aairvi acannf: aat-
ertaea (2); Krtatkaaatr (1).
WILLAMINA (41)
r; NekMkv (If): Nlceaiaaa
c: wrtfbt (i). g. peareaa (7i; hit-
."(AV oaV.::')!
-a (f).
Iherldaa .
WlllaaalBa
ii! s la-is
Saints Battered
By Scio, 72-35
SCIO. Feb. 11 Special) Scio't
Loggert swept to a 72-35 kings-x
basketball victory over St. Boni
face tonight on -the Scio door.
Byron Eastman, with 23, and
Dave Manley, with 21 points, led
the one-sided victory. Cletus Heu
berger hooped 12 for the losers.
The Jayvee feme wsi won by
Scio. 39-34.
ST. BOMIFACa (11)
F: Meier (4); Naval (t). C: L.
r.anfJtler (S). G: Hennerrer ii);
0. Oanthler (fl. tieaervtt Seartaf:
Welkey (1); Blades (I).
srio (12)
F: Eaatmaa (21); Baklasee (II). C.
Dave Manley (21). O: Neweamk (It);
lalklai (4). Baaervel Srarlnf: Bar.
r-ni-Wt . . i ii it i!'.AP"l
tela ... - - 14 24 IS It 71
Philomath Smacks
Dayton Pirates
PHILOMATH. Feb. 11 (Special)
-Philomath's Warriors roared lo
an 11-0 first quarter lead and went
on from there to whack Dayton.
32-23. here tonight in a Yawama
Leagae basketball game.
Melvin Gredig tsllled II points
and Ron Edwards added ten for
the winners.
Dayton won the Jayvee prelim
inary game, 39-29.
I DATTOW (21)
rs vest (J): caiewen (t). ci stew,
trt (4). O: Waltktr (2); Wrlfkt (1).
Keeervet Searlaf; Brewa (2); Baae
elat (4)1 Berfta (X).
PRILOMAtSl (H)
P: Boytit (7); flrtdlt (15). C:
Davit (4). a: Ctlkaaa (J): tdwtrdi
(It). Battrvat Searlaf; Dmtfila (t);
Naff (1); Wllllarai (I).
Davtaa . . -.. I t It 4-
Phllomatk . II 14 II II-
Olflrlalti Warrea tad Rlstleiaa,
Siletz Topples Alsea
SILETZ. Feb. 11 (Special fil
ets turned back Altea. 44-2. In a
basketball game hers tonight. Mike
Wertin had 11 poinU and Mike Mil
ler tea lor tho winners,
Mounties in
2nd Place
Cincinnati 3rd
Seattle U. 16th
(Ceailaaed frees eraeedlag paf)
Biate retalaad fifth aad. tilth
placet, respectively. The pan
was based aa gaaaea three gh
lalarday.
Temple's Owls, on 15-game
winning streak, moved up three
notches le seventh. Duke alee
gained considerable ground, leap
ing from 13th the No. I position en
the strength of it triumph over
North Carolina. Maryland dropped
to ninth and North Carolina State
to 10th.
Wane Kaaaat State aad Weal
Virginia ftgara ie have aa easy
time af St taia week, Cmelaaatt
may have aware treeeia. Otcar
Rarberttaa bad eamaaay meet
stiff eppaatttM bt Bradley Wed
aesday m4 Oklabaata Btate
Satarday.
The standings with points ea
10-M-7444-1-1-1 basis (first place
vote and won-lost records through
Saturday, Feb. I. in parenthesee.)
1. Kaaut Mate
t. Wm Vlrakala
1. ClMlaaatl
4. Kaaitt
i. aaa rraaclaca
4. Oklabaaaa atate
1. Taaialt
I. Dakt
a. Maniaad
tit) (14-1) fit
(417 (17-11
(II) (14.11 7Jt
(l (IJ-1) SSI
(4) (14-1) Stt
(1) (IS-II tat
141 lt-l Stt
l) (ll-S) l
(ill) tat
(t (14-1) 4
It. M. CsnHaa ataU
SECOND TEN
II. Nertk Carat laa (11-4) 144
IL Ktatatky (14-4) lit
IX Braelajr (tM) S4
14. Dayua (14-1) II
15. Ttaatiita (IS-1) SI
It. atalllt (11-4) 41
17. Natrt Dame (lJ-t) 41
IS. MHiltilaal Stall (1) (lt-4) M
It. Mlcktfaa Stat (IM) 17
ft, Oklakma (11-4) S4
Pro Hockey
Moore 1st
I a
Ih rnrinri
Ill li,IJ I I I I U
" " " " " " " 3
:
! MONTREAL. Feb. II IA This
1 it likely to be a banner financial
i VMr Dipki. Moor.
Montreal Canadient.
The Caaaek winger will get
abaal M.0OO If bis learn srlat
the prized Staaley Cap. Aad
bell pick up aaatber I1.0S0
tbeuld be eaatiaae aa lap la Ibe
Nalteaat Haebey Leagae't In
dividual aeatiag eampetlUaa.
ti i.imi nfrii-tal atatiatiea ahnw
Moore with a three-ooint lead over
teammate Henri Richard. Dickie
k., Mii-rtt as nointa m anal.
- - m
,Bj M Mtijn while the pocket
rocket has M points, resulting
from 22 goals snd 41 assists.
The race Is strictly a twe-maa
affair. Aady Bathgate af the
New York Rangers has came ea
fait. He moved past Beam Beam
Geeffrlea. Meatreal's Injured
ferward. Bathgate has 12 petals
aad Caaffrtaa, wbe ia lost far
the teasaa, drepped late a faarth
place deadlock with Bestea's
B react Hervalh. Each bat 30
petals.
Jacques Plante, annother mem
ber of the Canadiens who leads
the league by 23 points, is the
... BMtMMi;
, 0P goaltender
He his s goals-
against average of only 2.M a
.
game.
The scoring leaders:
I. Moore. Maatreal
1. N. Rlekard, Mantreal
1. Bat i rale, New Vark
4. naaffrtea. Maatreal
4. Marvata, Baetaa . .
4. Hawe. Detrait
I. Staalttk. Baataa
n wm
I. nelvaechla. Detrait It t
t4
41
42:
it. Mekea'aer. nattaa ' 2t tt
a ,., aAB tt aa
Silverton Traps
Huskies-, 36-32,
AURORA Fan It (Sneciali
silverton gained a tie for iourth
i the Capital Conference
! here tooight with a 36-32 victory
over North Marion.
Larry Zetterberg topped the
scoring for the winners with
12
points.
Silverton had a narrow win In
the Junior varsity game, 32-30.
SILVERTON (34)
F: Reaaaek (t); atawv tt). c: j ...
Zetterkert (is). O: ovartiiid (4); The South Salem sophomores ne
Ralley (I). Beaervei Scarlat: Mt-;,.., Knr tii c,.imm in .
KUlap (f).
NOKTt) MARION (12)
F: Wetter (7); Dt Araiiad (2). Cl
Taratr (4). Ot WenieU (4); MrLarta
(t). Rtiervea acenaf: it (II.
siiyerton; .. i t it ij
Nartk Mtriea: .41 U
OtrlrlaJi; TaaM a Millar.
Anti-Trust Suit Dtljyed
SAN FRANCISCd. Feb. II -The
anti-trust suit brought byJrVII
liam Radovich. former profes
sional football player, against the
National Football League, was
postponed today from March 10
V. S. Dist. Judge George B.
Harris granted the continuance
because Bert Bell, league commis
sioner, wss too ill to come from
his Philadelphia headquarters.
O'Brien Takes Up Weightlifting
NEW YORK, Feb. II (I) - As
U Parry O'Brien doesn't have
enough muscles to make modern
Goliath blush, the world's greatest
shot-putter has taken up -weight-lifting.
-Bat It's aO lo keep la eeasV
Ilea aad help my tbatpattrag."
the tst-peaael Las Aagdles baak
aaaaagtr tald the New Terk
track writers at their weekly
mac bate today. "I think that's
the key to staying la feed eea
ditUB-welgbtllftleg."
O'Brien waa out of shotputting
last yesr because ha says ho was
mentslly sUle. But that has dis
appesred and he's bsck all set to
go after his own world's record of
2 (ret. t imrhes. ,
Farther, he baa (all tateatlaes
af trylag far the Olymple leans
la IM la heaes af making H
hath as a sheipatler and diteaa
threwtr.
Star Vows
jj!.y;)-aa. maa imnm imaaaxaaan P 1
pip V,... .
NORMAN. Okla., Feb. 11 Mike MeClellap, 1 Bayier
Unlvertity'i boltett football protpectt la yean who Wlei
to transfer to Oklahoma, packs and declares hell return
to Oklahoma, but be dida't say when. Bayier refuted to
write a letter taylag Oklahoma did not recruit Mm and
the Stamford, Tex., youth snbaecjiiently was refuted aa
athletic scholarship at OU where he enrolled last week.
McClellaa was to leave here tomorrow for home. (AP)
Gulf stream
Draws 49
MIAMI. Fla.. Feb. 11 ( Three o( the (inest S-yenr-olds of 157
: were amonc the 40 nominees announcing today for the March 22 run-
: ning of the Gulfstream Park Handicap-richest rsce of the GulUtream
(Ca..t. u . .. aid p rt'vd ng page)
Partlaad 71. Montana State SJ
la Fraactaet II, St. Mary'i tt
SinU CUra 44, COP 41
Tela. Tack 14, Baylar 72
nakt tt, Nartb CareUaa tute 41
Korlk Carolina 71, Vlrflala at
Furman SS, Davldiaa It
Blti 47, Ttaai AAM tl
Allrad 47. lUara 41
Braaait Tick 71, CaktlMklH A
flei SS
CalbaUc V. M, WeUera Mantead
It
Weal Vlrflala Tarh 121, Merrli
Barvey It2
wen virfiaia wet ley aa ia, ami-
" t. ..
; at. leal I nrwwwijmi i., wtm
M
Arktaaai St. tenthera Metkadlet SJ
Blrailafham-teataara M, lewanei
0 A Pts Arkaaaai Tech 71. Delta Suit tt
M M 44 virtrala Tick 74, Waiklaftaa
22 41 tl Le, at
21 It It Raatolf-Maroa 71, Blekawad Pra
tt tl M (eiwaaal laatltule tl
St St Baaaakt Callift 44. Baaiyaea tyd
?i !!!
Finally iiz. Ainwaa n
Mlraal St, Faaa SI
Waaatae 14, Wiftera Reaervt 41
Minn U. Naly Cran 7
Calarlaa Trickiri 114, SUapery
Back Teaekert St
DefUact tt, Okla Northern 17
niafftea St, CtdarvlU 14
noerkala St. Caaltal SI
BaUlm 44, Florida Saathera 74
Memphlt SlaU 44, Marrty St
Can Te4 St, AUtfRtay CaUett tl
Oearfla Taaeaari u,
tarsia Tearhere
ki.i.H aa
Lenoir
Bhyae St.
illiaUe Ckr-
ta u
Calirarala Tearkeri 11, Wtat Llk
trty Tearbcrt 71
Nikraika Wetleyaa SI. Daaa 44
Lekllk 74, DlrkiBMa U
Pklladelpbla TexUla laitltaU St,
GlkMfcere lull Teacktrt 44
South Sophs Rap
Vikings, 53-38
bssketball game Tuesday after-
noon on the North court.
Eleven Saxons broke into .the
scoring column as the Southsldcrs
,ui ... .,.Jn i. .t..
pulled away steadily in the (inal
three periods. Ron Waller was the
leading scorer with 17.
Albert Elsenrsat paced the los
ers with 1.
"v
r: sntMae (i): sent (t) c: nokki
it), ii: Baaakraafk (1); Harvey (t).
leaervet aearlas: Waif (4); Ltafk.
Ha (2); Brawa (t); Stetaki (I); Hal-
ler (17); W'eDl (2).
NOBTH SAI.KM (IS)
. . F: Hatlaad (I); F.liearaal (II).
C: Haaaaa (I). : llaafktry (II:
Hevent (t). Rearrvat Searlaf; faaa
(2); CtmpbeU (1); NthMa (2).
Saatk Salem S It It IS-M
Mart taltm IMS 1111
UtlltiaJtt Beaef aad Rtfta.
"Of course," ha said, 'It sll de
pends on how much time . 1 have
to train. If my time is limited. I'D
have to decide between the two.
The discus is' a challenge and,
after all, I haven't broken the
world's record.
Still. I like thotpattlng aad aew
that BU Nleder (ef Kaasas) bas
beea ap area ad a feet, 1 think I
night have same - eempeUtiaa.
Thai's samethlng I have lacked
111 these years. With Nleder de
lag so well, I have seme lace a
live to try to break asy own re-
O'Brien, who recently returned
(ram a tour of Germany where he
shattered his own world Indoor re
cord with a heave of l feet, S'i
Inches, makes his first V. S. in
door start Saturday in the New
York Athletic Club meet In Madi
son Square Garden. ,
"If that -est they ara talking;
to Return
niM-l
Handicap
Nominees
season ior oioer inormifnorcaa.
The 12th raaalag af the mile
aad a eearter featare attracted
each perfarfers aa Wheatley Ma
Me't Bald Baler, Ralph Lowe's
Gallant Maa and the Kerr
. ble's Rauad Table.
Bold Ruler whipped Gallant Man
and Round Table in the Trenton
handicap at Garden State Park to
clinch honors at the "Horse of the
Year." A renewal of the feud be
tween those three horses may be
forthcoming in the Gulfstrtam han
dicap. However, there are aamtreat
ether awift berses aaaaed far the
race, lacladlag Calaaset Farm's
Irea Liege, Keaieeky derby wia
aer, aad bis atablemale, BaraV
tewa, aba cllmaaed bit winter
campaign last March by taklag
Ibe Galfslream baadieap.
Others eligible include Brook
meade Stable's Encore, Ada L.
Rice's Hoop Band. Hasty House
Farm's pair of Mahan snd Step
hanotis, C. T. Chenery's Third Bro
ther, Sylvester Rich's Royal Bea
con 2nd, Happy Hill Farm's King
maker, Mrt. Wallace GUroy'a Oh
Johnny, snd the Australian horse,
Military Law.
Rauad Table, sew raeiag la
California, Is eae of fear harees
fram the West Ceaet aom lasted.
Others are Swirling Abbey, Sh
aba aad Uke Magic.
Mrs. Rice's Pucker Up, Top
More of 1937, also was nominated
and may try to become the second
of her sex to win the feature. Ram
part defeated Armed in the 141
running.
Mo la I la Smacks
Central, 56-43
MONMOUTH, Feb. 11 (Special)
Molalla captured Its sixth
victory in seven Willamette Valley
League starts here tonight besting
Central, 5M3 .
Central's Barry Martin gained
high point honors with 19 counters.
Gerry Parker and Dave Brock bad
13 each (or Molalla.
Central captured the Jayvee pre-
Ill.. a i-
iiiiiinaiy,
MOLALLA (M)
F: Ltraaa (1); Brawai (7). Cl
Parker (IS); O: Brack (II); Martaa
'' trvei warraa: Sayder (I).
CENTRAL (41)
Fl Martin (It); Balleallae (1). Cl
lvtlaat (I); Ol Camalat (ll)i
Braadt (I).
WKIelalii iakairad aad Catk.
Ctatral , T 14 t I) tl
'Malaila .....ll It It IS SS
a beat with the KaasUss this
summer mttatiaMaes, I'd go ta
Msaeew as $ shetpatler,'1 bo
twldr -"After all I've never ferl
stronger. " '
The Russians, who art great
admirers of strength, actually hold
O'Brien in great swe. Every lima
Parry has competed around tho
Russians, they have gathered In
utile telusters ta admire him.
- "I deal ready knew hew far
I eaa threw the shet.', O'Briea
said. "Bat t certainly at getas;
te try le break say own records. ,
With my welghtwtfUag new, I
thiak I have bean, getting tn
betler eendlllea thaa ever, raa
completely sold ea the weights
to keep la eeedlUee."
Well, then, how about trying for
some sort of record in the weights?
"Oh, No." gssped the horrified
O'Brien. "1 only lift 120 pounds,
strictly for conditioning"
" ) r" ..