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10-Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs, Feb. 13, '58
M-Huskies
Advance in
Mat Meet
North Places 9,
South Salem 7
SWEET HOME. FA. 12 (Spe
cial) Sweet Home, runner-up in
Last year's state high school wres
tling tournament, advanced 14
men into the semifinals of the
District I meet here today. The
semifinal and final rounds will be
completed tomorrow.
The powerful Huskies also led
in point totals with 31 after the
first day. A team is given a point
each time a wrestler advances to
the next round, and each time he
pins an opponent
Nertk Salem aa'vaaced ti
me tat lamarrtw's eemaeti
Ilea, Leaaaaa kad eight.
Soath Saleo s v e a. Fear
cbmIs, Albaay, Ceatral. Cor
aills, aad Dallas, advaaeed
three saea tack. Philomath
failed It advance aayeae.
In point totals, Lebanon trailed
Sweet Horn with 25 points, while
North Salem was third with 24.
Other totals were South Salem 22.
Central 17. Corvallis 15. Albany 12,
Dallas I. and Philomath 0
The semiflaal raaad will start
taniorrew afteraM at 2:41 ia
the Sweet Bane High Schawl
gym. Few nea la eack weight
advanced taday aad Ike lop Iwa
fraaplers will eater Um atat
Meet at Car-alllt Fehraary 21
ad 22,
Here are today's survivors:
M Dee Fa-ae, SM
CUM. Cent,; Kn Ekerkard.
Boa
SB;
Jim jarkeea. Lfkun.
ItS Don Harrla,
, NS: S)IU Keller,
SOIL .
v:
IIS pa-eda Baa Baker. Itallaa: I
Kad Aadrew. SM; Gira lawiaua, I
Bat: auruai -.track. crv
12 taude Jack Payne. SH: Teaa-
eay Lee, Ltkaaaa; Deut Cattforth,
Ctat.; Dan Kahiik. SH
1M ! CUrkl Hart, Dallai;
Jack Mallck. Lakaaaa; SVek McCary,
AMaaay; Cl-d Keraek. Cerv.
IM aeaad Daa Ada, NS: Xer
aaaa MeKinney, Lkaaa; B1U Ekart.
NS; Fred Mallr CtntraL
141 e Back ai. Albany;
Miltaa Saab). SH; Nick M.ada-
; Fraakie Faaaklia. SS.
MS aaaaaa Aft Kruetcr. SS: Ed
Meneaick, Lakaaaa: Keat We lit,
Lakaaaa; Taaa (tHtor, SS.
1ST aaaaaa rarraat D.rllaf. NS;
'any Waataan, SB; Larry Payaa,
JUa Mr Call am. SB
MS aaaaSt Bagar Maaay. Car.;
Gary Ballaw, SS; Caraa Scatt, NS;
M arril Baaatac, Alkaay.
ITS aaaaaa Balak fyrtti. SS;
IHHfM Batnwaia, NS; Dwltkt B
wara, SB; Wayaa Wrkkar, Lakaaaa.
14 aaaai Clna Laytaa NS;
Daaay Ptrlara. SS; ivmf Aaatta.
Dallac Maala Ohm, NS.
IyW Krk"" AIt:" Mal PkllliA;
; vara Miliar, Lakaaaa. ,
Beavers Hire
Albany Coach
CORVALLIS. Feb. 12 Ore
gon state College today hired Bud
Gibbs, footbJ coach at Albany
High School the last four year.
OSC Athletic Director Roy
Keen said Gibb.n Oregon State
graduate, will report for work
March 1 as one of six assistants
to head football coach Tommy
Prothre,
Gibbt was aa end for Oregon
State ia 145 and. after serving
ia the armed forces, played three
more seasons for OSC before grad-1
Bating n 194A. I
(Caatiaaed fre4BiracealBg page)
tt in only part of one season when rjarv Storey was the play
ing manager.
The hard working Carl Gunoarson became No. 8 hst year.
under GM Bill Brenner. t.
We don't wish to frighten
bat energetic Enger Jntt biding, but what an education
' be'i In for. He may already realize he's grabbed a tiger '
fey the tail. A professional baseball business managership
can be that tough. . . .
A fcasant Visit With Jim Biley
We were privileged to visit for well over an bour the other
Bight with Jim Bailey, the Australian of mile running fame
who hag now completed his education at the U of Oregon
and who is employed by the Jantien Knitting outfit at a
field representative. ''.'"'
The young and sharp Mr. Bailey, pleasant and oft mlrth-
ful Australian accent and all, is one of the most refreshing
personalities we've known. He's the type of Individual
you'd enjoy being around and bearing for bours, and we're
convinced be'd make a dang good mashed potato circuit
speaker for any organization.
Bailey hasn't "run a lick since last November", as he puts
ft, and misses it greatly. He's disturbed that this country
offers very little chance for a young athlete to continue in
competition "unless he goes to college, and even after that
he's quite restricted." Australia, not unlike many other for
eign countries, has numerous clubs to which the young
aspiring athlete can connect himself after his high schooling
Is completed.
He's Finding Basketball Punishing Game
a The first man ever to run the mile under four minutes
' : )n American soil can be talked into being an honorary
official during the March running of the Willamette Re
lays, but says hell be In a shape to perform la the States
man Mile that day. "I'd be happy to help ia aay way I
caa," be warmly grinned, "for It's a fine meet."
4 About the only exercise Bailey is now getting comes on
Thursday nights when Jantzen employes play basketball in
the Portland area. "And you know," be moaned, "I've never
been so stiff and sore in toy life after playing one of those
fames. Boy, they're tough and I had no idea they were so
demadding!" y -
The famous John Landy-Roger Bannister "miracle mile"
race it Vancouver was of course rehashed with Jim, who
that particular day was "a substitute on the Australian
team , to use his own words.
"It was a marvelous event, reminisced the curly
thatched and handsome Aussie, "but I don't think John
' Landy) could have beaten him (Bannister) that day even
' H he had run in the time of three-fifty. Bannister ran as If
j be would not be defeated no matter what the time was." '
They'll Do It Every Time r
DIRECTION SON wner-
ESS TOC HAMTW
Hff RACK UP.' XU., SCjf
'-K meat's A WW'jC iyArU5T0V r
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Elgin Baylor Boosts Carver in
Northwest Point Lead&re lead
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
No longer a race, the Pacific Northwest collegiate scoring scramble
has become a one-man show starring Elgin Baylor of Seattle University.
Agile Elg has boosted his average to 33 7 for 19 games, putting
Trip Thrills
Hungarian
(Caatiaaed from areeediag Ml'
, . . . . , j
Rozsavolgyi u looking
eagerly to meeting Ron Delany
Ireland's Olympic 1.500 . meter
champion, and five other milers in
the New York A C. meet at New
York's Madison Square Garden
this Saturday.
He never baa ma aa beard
aad realises at will he a aUfft
ealt traasitkM. Nevertheless, ke
la aaxiaas ia get a crack at
Delaay. wka baa waa 1 straight
taster anile races.
He aald be expected same
trMkte fraaa the snaeke ia the
iadeer areaaa altbeagh he paffs
a eigaret aeeaalaaally.
"I had the flu recently, too."
he said, "but I'm all right now.
Istvan holds the world records
i0T i K0- 1M0- nd 2 000 meter,
and was a member of the 6.000
meters relay team that set the
existing world mark of 15:14.1 in
1955. He joined the four-minute
club with a 3:59 performance in
Budapest, Aug. 24, 1SSC.
Far a aeacU-lhia athlete be
ataads 5-1 aad weighs leas thaa
isa Ressy pvta hi ateaty ei
mileage la traiaiag. flgares
ke raaa W mile a week aad hia
praette saileage aaaaaated la
lSt BaOes km 153. tjm la 154.
J.73 ia IMS aad 1954 aad abeut
half that last year.
Ha if married and has a 4-year-old
daughter, Aniko. His name
used to be Reidl but he changed
it because strange as it may
sound Hungarians find Rozsavol-'
iri easier to pronounce. It s not
too hard wbea you know bow
Ko-snia-vei-gee.
the young and ineiperieneed,
Z
in.i ----.
TJrJNEL-
Tricy know
him more tnan a points per tut
ahead of his closest competitor
and 2 points aneaa ot nis own
1957 average. He was top man!
last year at 30.4.
Ranking second and moving up
fast is Loren Anderson, Seattle
Pacific's sharpshooting little
guard. Loren has raised his aver-
, J4J and jnt0 second
place ahead of Charlie Curtis of
Pacific Lutheran. The lanky Lute
is averaging 23.1.
Four other were hitting at a
20-point clip or better when the
books closed for the week Sunday.
Lavia uiranrr oi nonnwesi maz -
arene checked in with 22.9. Wash-
ington'. Doug Smart with 20.5.
Idaho's Gary Simmons with 20 35
SSXHr 01
Baylor's total point production
has reached 622, including the
came against the Seattle Bakers
which is not considered in the
national collegiate scoring tabu-
lations.
Cats Await
Linfield 5
(Caatiaaed from areeediag page)
ament at Fo.est Grove early In
December.
la order t take eeeaaaaad eg
Ihe eeafereaee race, the village
Beareata mast grab bath week-,
ea6 game. If tab caa be dene,'
Willamette will aasaesa a twd
game lead over LieneM. aad will
have bat fear mare games t
play, three ea Ihe raaal at Cei
lege of Idaba aad WbKmaa aad
Ihe ether here with Pacific.
Should the foes split the pair,
however, Linfield will still hold a
margin over the Bearcats and will
then be the distinct favorite to go
"
n tO the title.
Were the Linfieids to sweep the
tw games, wuiameue chances for
the title would be wiped out.
FISHING
REPORT
NOBTBWCIT
Nerth raaat ttrrame war
elearlBi at aalelweek aa atrelheae)
were keia taaea. Barrtn furuier
Iter ail all atraaaM taaalel aa ia (aa
kae ky tha week ta. Balnt, haw
evet, real auickly auk them
flthakla. Tlllamaa area tlraaaaa
were la fair ahape ky aaiaweek aa
raaaiat. The Kllrkii w a treea
Taeaaay aa araSaeia m liah
kal may ha ta law ky the weak
an. Tk Miami waa (ale at ml-
week, ta th WlUaa aa Traak
were eraaaclnf flah arealu eaai
ralar M weather caaaarate. .teei.
ke.Clai ihaol k tx7 Th Clark,
..... ( f.i. ..a
mb, riMlh4 m t m haia. bin.
Eaal creak a araaaktv ta keat ke.
rail, creak aa araatkiy ta keel ke. !
Tka taadr la ria(. aa taaal j
aaaiaers ar rita ar ia
I.ari-.r aaalia. ku mmm mmA
keal laaprave aa atare Hak atave
apetreaan. verl llaalt catrhet kav
keea aaada la ta Gardaa creeh
tretrk aad the Bataaer area Jaka-
laaa creek ahaald ke In (aad ahape
ky Tkaraay kaerlai aaara raia
...-
SOlTBWtST
H water draa, n rlear, la kata
tk Nana) aad Seatfc tataaja. tal-
aaa aniim anaaia e lair la taaa
nr ta
a (aad aaaabera af flah ar .ftra
uai ta ae nver at in praaeat una,
teclhea aacllat la the Clevelaaa
rapid area af the mala river hat
kaea I aad ataelhead anillai ta
caa la aaatta river aiaw
a a a 1 k
aorth fark ta fail area. Steelbead
nUa( I fair to food la eotlet
Teamiie mum. nam in tae
caatlal area ka finally
afS!
after It day, Birr,m, ara
aa4r. hat With rentiai
weatker. telhed nclln( ahaul
fair thla week end. The Bat, Ap
alraate. an llllnait went aeer their
ktak. .lain and ar. kl.h and -
V. There is Hull enaar far the
Baeu ta drop tad clear ky thl
week end. bat th Apple! t n
nilaai may a ntaaaia avaaaaay
wrut eeaalaae (d wahr.
Gonzales Beats
Hoad in 4 Sets
SEW YORK, Feb. 12 uft-Pancho
Gonzales smashed the teeth from
young Lew Hoad's1 tenais gam el
with tledgeharnmer power tonight
and crushed th young Auitrslian
7-1. M, S-4. M before uOT at
Madison Square Garden. It was tbe
largest crowd ever to see a pre
tennis match in the United States.
Regis at Seattle U.
SEATTLE, Feb I2--Srecil)--Th
Seattle V Chieftains tske on
the Regis College quint Thursday
night, an o'clock basketball game
in Everett High School Gym some
30 miles rorth of bert. Th Chiefs
THITW1R '
By J'nmty Hat,lo
THEV STUMBUE OH iTMnw
wHece ax resigns aqe-
fans uty Ace
Averages 23.7
(Caatiaaed Iram areeediag page)
close behind with 119 and 116, re-
Wpectively,
Regan's 193 paints and I4.t
average kept kin is Ike Ya
wama League lead, but team
mate Gary Schneider Is aaly Iwa
aaiats Jkeklad after galaiag 13
aalats last week. Schneider's
average Is 14.7. Bob Light af
Yamhill la alaa la the middle af
the race with a 14.1 average.
Light has 175 peiats la 12 games;
both Regaa aad Schaelder have
played IX
David Brock of Molalla held his
Willamette Valley loop lead with
iw points in six games lor a U.I
average. DarreU Brandt of Cen-1
tral is second with 100.
Lundmark's 19 Doints
divis'?rh0'Jb,,hMrr
wf.1, i!5SL5f? 'he. 7
tauicu vj r mi nunspeicr ut uet-
fersoo. In the Minor division. Car
ver and Belin are trailed by Rich
ard Koch of St. Paul, who has 182
markers.
pti
H
1 IS
jai
DISTRICT S A-l
ruyrr Srkaal s
Brura Flrailnt.' C'aravlin
Joka Wllana, Alkaay
Wayaa Bakertt, Swaat Haaia
Jim l.ltrhflcld, Narth Salem
Daa Maara, Saath Salara .. ..
Dala Drake, Nerth Saiaai ...
Bay Bayaa, Saath Salam .. -
Dauf Dryaaa, Alkaay
Craat Hartar, Nartk Raltai
Mlka (airly. Sweat Mama .. ..
Dauf Taylar, Lakaaaa
Wkiuy Braakal, Saath Saleai .
CAPITA!. CONrEBENCI
14
SI
St
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Ptayar Sraaal
BIU Taraar. NarUi Martoa ....
Vh Baltaajaa, SVaaakura
Daaay rraak, Sarra .
Kafir War, (laytaa
iti
141
- 111
Hi
Hi
15
Baa Maaa, Mt. Aal
Baa Whitehead, i'aaraa . 15
Jiai H attar, Waaakara ft
I Wkrtahaa. Catxaaa St
BIU Biik a arte a, Waaakara . . M
Baa Naakarear, Sarra 4
Larry Zattarearg, Sllvtrtaa tl
Dave Laar, sarra . tt
TAWAMA LEAGUE
i flayer Sraaal
, Jlai Baaaa, Sharwaa
Cary acbaaWer. Sherwea
; aaLatAa. B &B0 VakaaaBallt
.k Sklk aVUlaailaa
lit
1 XJtZXj!'4"
ISS
111
15
Larry Dyrk. sairm Ara.
Dara Nrraaaaa, Yamhill
i
Balak Waae, Amity
Baftr Cartar, Salem Aca.
Daa Smith, Sheriaaa
Suva Veaat, Willamlna ..
145
141
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
flayer Sthaat
DavIC Brack. Malalla .
DarreU Braaat, Ceatral
Ea Heffaaaa, Sandy
CeraM Parker. Malalla ...
Car Hear?. Dallai
htCavfBarry Martia, Central
a
aj
tl
- SI
... tl
ieha Maraaa, Malalla
, jm araau, noiana
MarHaa rt. Dallai
Claranc Darllai, Caaky
Lea rhllHaa, Dalia
; MABION B LEACVE (MAIOB)
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ff" "IT ';."'i",T.
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2:tm JryJZ?V
BUI Stahtaerke r. Callaa
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Daw Smith, Santiam
ptt
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91
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tf Bevtar, SaaUam
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27
21
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Ctrl Fr, CaMaa
Gail Maria tt. Jefferm .
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MABIOW B LKAGUB (MINOB)
player ekeel Ptt
a.u. ,i, mi
raai, a,Ua. Cheauwa " . 27
i air.ard Back, tt Paal 7 IK
I Bak CUv-r, Valart
nmaa pHak. Perry. I
j David Waad. Ore. Deaf Sekeel
I Daa taaaaalaa, Detralt
114
It
151
149
.arx ,(, ratia lity
144
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Mia r.fii, vataei
BIU Cakeaaar. Detralt
Daa Del ami, Farrydata
Sdlcm Auto Stuns Orcutt's;
I
Valley Motor
Orr-iiU e Market waa une ha
Salem AutO Part. 47-3. Wednes -
. . , ... '. ' .
day night, but still managed to
hang onto the Salem City League
lead by half a game. Orcutt's is
now 1-2, while Salem Auto is 7-1
la other games. First Na
tional Baak lyed hi taateatlaa
by damplaf Eaaiag Lamber M
32 aad Valley Tractor elabbed
the Natieeuil Gaard 41-3.
The independent Valley Motors
quint highlights action tonight tt
Lethe Junior High whea H faces
in J-ugene aau Mam at s: ia.
Mel uanse. lorrnar saiem sen
ator DasaBaller, is a member of
the Eugene quint.-
Olaer tills lealgM aead Epalaf
Lamber agalaat Valley Tractor
at 7 m'tUek aad Fh-at Nalieaal
Baak aealaai the Natlaaal Caard
.1 a. a
, .m . . .
Lorin MiHer scored 23 points
to lead Salem Auto to it win. The
victors trailed by one point, 22-21.
at halftime but rallied strongly
ipllw T third period to Uk a iV
lead. '
Zone Credited
For Duke Rise
Amazing Blue Devils Win Another
By HOWARD D. CRISWEIX JR.
DURHAM. N. C. Feb. 12 (JW-About the tin we changed from a
man-to-man defense to a tone, we started winning."
With that, Duke coach Harold Bradley summed up the phenomenal
rise of his basketball giant killers into one of the hottest teams In the
Five Share
Stax Lead
Idaho Is Highest
Scoring Quintet
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11 I Spe
cial 'Five schools shared top hon
ors in the weekly Pacific Coast
Conference basketball team statis
tics released today by the PCC
commissioner's office.
Idaho leads ia scaring, Oregaa
State la field goal aercealage
aal nbowadiag. Staaferd ia free
threws. California la total de
fease aad Seathera CalKeraia ia
field goal defease tar games
played through Fehraary I.
Idaho averaged 70 9 points 'a
game total offense in its first nine
PCC games, to 65.5 for UCLA and
65.1 for Southern California.
California's martin in total de-
I fense il even more impressive, the
Bears having allowed but 4S.3
points per game to 5t.I for Ore
gon State and 56.3 for Washington.
Oregaa State baa seared ea 267
af 532 field gaal attempts far
3S.I per ceat aad the fleer shoot
ing lead. Idaho Is sheotlag 34.
per cent and Southera Califerila
36.4 per ceat.
From Ihe free thraw line. Staa
ferd has made 141 af 204 at
tempts far 71.1 per eeal aad the
lead la that department. Call
tenia Is shaotiag 71 per eeat
aad Oregaa State 79.4 per eeat.
In the rebounding department
Oregon State has recovered 379 to
us opponents ai lor s.s per cent is- LI I
and top honors. California has re-XUCfGie nUNer
covered 52.7 per cent and Idaho'
51 g per cent.
i ',, ... . .
Southern. f"b,orl",J ?M " lmJ
,ield ?
j"i.Tcirhwfled,32,n5 X
cent and Washington 33.1 per cen?
IICIO BOaiS in 01
CORING
Itfaka
It It af taAvi.
. 24i im isi su us
i cla
"J ;
. ni iu m its J
. tzi IM iss sii si t
flaalhara Cal.
Orataa Suta
Ortgaa
sian'ar
Hath. State
Wasklnclon
Callfaraia
DBFENSE
. n I4 III 5at JV7
l3 III 155 47 55 t
IM ?1 151 4SJ 5J4
154 III 111 421 1X1
ff It pi tpAs.
141 14 114 1S4 4.!
171 151 15 4SS M.I
IS 115 15 SaT 54J
15 I4S IS4 S5S SI.
114 HI 151 55 41.1
. ISt IM 144 47 41.1
IIS 111 157 54 41.7
244 lit 193 451 41 1
22 lit ISS tit 7.t
Callfaraia
Orafaa State
WaiklntUa
Southera CaL
Staalar
1 UCLA
Waik. State
Orrtaa . .
Maha
CHEBBY CITY
Wetaesaay M a r a I a Baawaif
Leatae: C. B. MUlerette'i (4), Saiaai
Title C. t)j Lee'a Electric UW Me-
Kinary uar.-nerc. (i); Aaaaa a bra
Pti eery (a), La'i Market 141; Leaky
..IM Flv (I). Baa' BtchfleM ttatiaa (1);
11 Ware's Gift Shaa (1), Barklaa Lkr.
l;j Ce. 411: LaVerae-i Beaati Shaa (4).
Beety Bay (II. Hlfk Mlvlual 1
fame: Evelra Faet (lit). Hltk la
lvtoal aeria: Peicv Ptrnaky aa
Baty MeClaaikry (all), Hlih Uam
same: c. a. miiu
llerette't (!). Dltk
uam aertei: C E
Miuerette i (list)
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. Ill Mercantile Leatae: Safeway Stare
Inc. (4), Keizer Hw. Saraiu
LEAGl'E (; Zeek't Baal Batata (), Davi
ton Brea 14); 7-oael Tire C. (I),
.L Sua'i Drive la (3); Wayne'a Barker
ill Ska (1), klmmcra Meata (1): We at
C Salem Pharmacy (1), Valley Oil Oay
' M (1); Hay'a AatamatlV (), Oak In'.
" ' auraaee (4), Ulch lnlvlaal (am:
Bey Bryaat (214). Hlfk lhlvlaal
aerlet: Aary Whrtaaan (SS4). Hlfh
team lame: Valley Oil Ce. fltlt).
High team (arte: Valley Oil C.
(1SSI).
!.,,, Leaeae: P.I.E. (4), Mrrrltt
Davit (; Simaaana (1). Weatera
Paper (I); Carnatlaa (t), Mall Car
rlara (4; Valley Matart (3), Preta-
mea (I). Hltk lntvlnal tarn: Bill
Bvn
van. (224). Niih laalvMaal .mt-
Ira: Bill Beveaa (tit). HUh tta
laae: pretamen (ill). Hlfh ta
erl: Valley Meter (249).
Church Loop
Hoop Results
! Scalar: tatlewead B.U.B.
(7.
Grace Lataeraa 4); Mraaaaita (),
ll .ariauaa (zn.
InUraiedlate B
i n' im. r, i ti. iti
1 at. Jaka Lutheran
(Ml,
Middle -
(rave B.U.B. (11)
1 Jaalar A: S.lea Bt.
BaaHat (I
forfeit), lat Methadiat ); lt t.f.B.
(1, lat Pmhytartaa (7).
lanlar B: Trinity Methadiat (It),
Pringle Frteada (14); Free Mathadiat
(It). OD I. (9).
Plays Tonight
I SALEM At'TO (47)
r D."hak, ' '(tv Si Drive
V..,Hr,1rJ 7V?' ,'.' Jl.ZV.
Wile (1). C:
(11)1 Miller
(13). Beterv rria(i
D.
acta (9)
Malawi
trln( (1).
oaevrrs (it)
F: Bitch (I); Claaa (7). CI Bal
rf (7); G: Daataackafiky (I);
Mlaer (7). Brvt acarlaf : praa
bey (4); Tea (I).
Sale. Aate .1 11 13 1247
Oreatra 12 II 11
Official: Ftewrbt aa Stepkea-
-'
fibst, national (M
f: Bartataa
Mi G:
(It): Barf (11. C: Fre
tltek (l); Saara
( tppnto lvmbb
ibb r.r,
F: Aant (4): C. key (2). C F.
Bayer (4); Ot Donley (Hi Tarta (I).
Brt rlB(i Baaaets (It):
Sckaalta (1).
Bppiae Laaaher I 4 1331
Siret NaUaaal I II II 1 M
Offlctalai FaeearocM aa SUwart.
!AI.LET TBACTOB (41)
F: Weraer (2): Parker (11. f: Car-
had (7); Oi f.kk ft): peeper ().
Berve tcerlnti lry (I).
rational oiabk (M
Je'Vsn '! rKsliVeJ..
?? ' " ' " 1
illJ"!'' f f-ii
ofrtciaiai supkaa aa suwrv
nation.
With Its 6S-4S drubbing of North
Carolina State last night. Duke ex
tended hs winning skein to eight
straight, string of victories that
started Jan. 11 with a double over
time victory over that same Stat
team. . -
The streak Include a 7241 vic
tory ever West Vlrglala which
kaecked Ike Meaiatalaeer from
Ik raakt af the aabeatear aad
a ceaviaciag 11-73 arabblag at
last year's aatteaal ehamplea
ship team. North Carellaa.
The 5-5 record Duke sported
may not have been as bad as it
seemed. The defeaU ' included a
74-71 defeat by Kentucky: a double
overtime loss to Pittsburgh and
losses to South Carolina and North
Carolina State in the final min
utes. New 13-S overall aad leading
the AUaatie Ceaat Ceafereae at
t-2. Bradley credit the chaage
ia defease aad a switch ia per
aaaael as the two chief reaaoaa
far Ihe victory streak.
The lineup includes three
guards. One, 6-2 Bucky Allen, was
shifted to forward with Jim New
come, 64, leaving 6-3 Paul Schmidt
at center. The guards ar 5-11
Bobby Joe Harris and Bob Ver
non, a six-footer.
"We're small by Breseat day
aUadard bat wbea we changed
Allea to forward M gave as mere
seariag." Bradley explained.
"Oar sbeetlag aercealage baa
geae- ap. The beys ar smart
eaaagb to see wbea the fast
break waa'l go; thea they drajp
back hi a mora deliberate style
aad wait for the real good abet.
Portland Buys
: PORTLAND, Feb. 12 (A The
prfi.j D..,..
JXJtSES ZmIIa
LrtJ?tL i
fa(vu - avvu m.viu mn 9c:iatMi
wun tugene ot tne Class o
Northwest keague.
The 24-year-old Brantley, who is
6-3 and weighs 180 pounds, com-
piled a 22-15 record with Eugene.
He also struck out 166 batters.
Portland is a member of the
Pacific Coast League.
BRAVES OPTION CATCHER
MILWACK1E. Feb. 12 -The
world champion Milwaukee Braves
today optioned out one of their
minor league catchers.
Bob Roselli, 26, who batted .241
at Toronto last season, was op
tioned to Sacramento, Calif., in the
Pacific Coact League.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND U" Butterfat -Tentative,
subject to immediata
chang Premium quality, deliv
ered in Portland. 60-61 cents per
lb; first quality, 57-60; second
quality, 51-35.
Butter-Wholesale, fob. bulk
Lcubes to wholesalers Grade AA,
93 score, 597: A grade, 93 score,
56'-j: B grade. 90 score, 57; C
grade, 19 score, 55.
Cheese Ta wholesalers Oregon
singles, 41-41 lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf,
434-53.
Eggs To retailers Grade AA,
large. 42-44; A large. 36-40: A A
medium, 17-36; A medium, 36-37.
Cartons, 1-1 cents additional.'
Eggs To producers AA large,
33-374: A large, 32-35; A medi
ums, 36-13.
Live poultry-No. 1 fryers, 24-4
lbs, 21 at farm; light bens, 10-11
at farm; heavy hens, 18-19 at the
farm: old roosters, 7-6.
Rabbits Average to grower
Live whites, Si-4 lb, 22-25: col
ored pelts, 4 cents less; fresh
killed fryers to retailers, 5941;
cut up, 62-65.
Wool Nominal, clean basis, V
ktj uiM.li. kl4 ia 11. u
T. .
blood to 1.20: fine to 1.29.
'Wholeaale Dressea' Meal
Beef carcasses Steers, choice,
SOO-700 lb. 42 50-M.oO; good, 41.00
43.00; standard, 38.00-41.00; com
mercial cows, S3.00-H.00; utility,
34.00-37.00; canners and cutters,
32 00-35.00.
Beef cuts (choice steers Hind
quarters, 47,00-51 00; rounds 41.00-
ciry Batit;si.0O; full loins, trimmed. B0 00-
6-5 00
forequarters, 31.00 40.00;
! chucks,
41.00-43.00; ribs. 43.00-
54 00.
Lamb Choice. 4d .50-50. 50; good
aU wU, 4 00-49.00.
Pork carcatses Shipper style.
120-170 lb, 32.00-33.SO.
Pork cuts Loins, choice, 1-12 lb,
49.00-52.00; shoulders. It lb, down,
34.00-37.00; spareribs, 44 00-50.00;
fresh hams. IMS lb. 51.00-54 00.
VmI and calves Good-choice,
all wU, 40.00-54.00: standard 3S.00
49.00. Freak Prodac
Potatoes Ore. Deschutes Rus
sets, 100 lb, 1.50-73. few lower;
bakers, 100 lb, oz min, J.75-4.00;
12-1 oi, 4.23-50; local Burbanks.
washed, 100 lb No. Is. 2.73-3.00;
Idaho Russets, No. 1, 100 lb, 4.00
25. Onions Ort. west district Dan
vers. SO lb. rned, 15-2.00; lge,
2.50-3.00; boilers, 10 lb, - 28-32;
Central Point sweet Spanish, 2.00-
23.
Hay New crop. No. t green
alfalfa, baled, fab. Portland,
24.00-25 00 ton, J
AiTples OregotvWsahingtoa D
licioui cotnbination loos 35-33 lbs,
175-1.00; fancy 1.73-100; C grad
1.25-1.50; Red Delicious loose 33-31
lbs extra fancy 4.00-4.50; a few
lower; fancy 3.73-4.00: Red Rome
large, extra fancy 2.75-3.00; fancy
2.00-1.50; Winesar. loose,- eombi
nafton grade, 35 ihs, 3.00-3.50; ex
tra lancv loose cartons 3.50-3.73;
wood 175-3.00; various varietie
C grade loose pack low as 1. 00.
Celery-California 2-2't doxaa,
1 4.754.00; hearts 129-171 doten.
Markets
Heavy Sale!;
Clip Grains
CHICAGO, Feb. II UV-Genrtl
heavy selling set off by govern
ment report dipped grain futures
orlces fairly deeply all along the
line on the Board of Trad today.
More than halt the contract
were driven down cent a bushel
or more and in soybeans all con
trad were losers by 3 cents or
more.
The government report was oo
tne amounts of grain and soybeans
placed under loan in its price tup
port program from Dec. IS to Jan.
15. It was viewed as decidedly
bearish by most trader because
it showed smaller stocks Impound
ed in the program than had been
expected, thus leaving large and
burdensome supplies in free com
mercial positions.
Wheat closed 1 cent to 1 cants
a bushel lower, March 33.14 W-V,
corn 4-l lower, oats H-l lower,
rye H-l lower, soybean 3-lv
lower, and lard unchanged to 10
cent a .hundred pounds lower.
Chicago Grain
CHICAGO.
Feb. U
WHEAT
March
I lS-H'i 1 14-V
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171.. I.eSU-t,
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July
September
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September . .
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May
July
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November
Chicago Livestock
CHICACO. Pah II up I USD A I
-Salable hoa 7 500: butcher atetdy
to u lower; 1-3 a iv-x ID Dutchera
M 50 2(115; l l 200-220 lbs 20 7S 21 00;
1-1 a 40-rit lb 20 00-10 50; mlxd
trad 42S-5S0 lb aowt 17 25-It 00.
Salable cattle 14.000: calve 10;
hlh choir and priirl ataar ac
tive; 90 to 75 higher: hlfr fairly
acUve: ateadv ta SO higher: avraf
to htch prima 100-1. MO lb Hear
ai.7S-M.13; top 34 2 lor flv lead
hiht in nearly hra year: moat
tilth choice and prime 2S.OO-J3.90;
(nod to average choice 21 90-21 50:
hifh choic and prima KM lb heifer
28 JO; choice 25 00 27.25; tUndard and
food 19 00-24 00; utility and cemmer
rial 1SOO-1S.0O: cannara and cutter
13 S0-1S M: utility and rommcrril
bulla 1950 21 75 (ood and choice
vr tiers 27.0O-3.1.0O; bulk cull and
UtlHtv 12.00-200.
Salable aheep 1.5O0; eluhtr lamb
atatdy to is higher; bulk choice 110
lb and down S4.90-S4.7I: S"d to low
choice 21.50.23 50; cull and utility
17.00-22 00; (ood and choice woo led
lau(hter ewe (.90-10.00; cull and
utility T.0M.M.
Chicago Butter-Egg;
CHICAGO. Feb. 12 (USDA)
Butter tteady; wholaaal aelllnf
frlcei unchn(d; 3 cor AA 5'
.a: S3 A W'.-'a; SO B 9-M.
E(( teady to firm: wholeaale
buytnf price to 1 hUrher: SO par
cent or batter (rad A white, M'.
37',: medium extra 34-31; standard
13', -34; check 301,-31.
Chicago Onions
CHICAGO. Fab. II Iff Onion:
Opaa-MIk Law CI
February 111 ill 1.9 1 tl
Mareh 15 Its 1.(1 17
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (A 'USDA-Cattle
salable 350; trade active; fed
steers strong to 23 higher; other
classes steady-strong; one load
average choice 956 lb fed steers
28.00; other choice steers 25 15-75:
good steers 24.00-25.00; one truck
lot mixed good and choice fed
heifers 23.50; good heifers 22.00
23.00; utility and commercial cows
16.50-20.00; canners and cutters
12.50-13.00; heavy Holstein cutters
to 10.00.
Calves salable SO; fully steady;
choice vealer 29.00-32.00; high
choice 32.50-33.00; good vealers
26.00-29.00; good and choice slaugh
ter calves 22.00-25.00.
Hogs salable 250; mostly 25-50
higher; sorted No. 1-2 grade butch
ers 10-235 lb 22.50-23.00 with 50
head at 23.00; mixed grade lots
21.50-22.25; sows 300400 lb 13.00
20.00. Sheep salable 200; only 50 bead
offered early: not enough for an
adequate test: one deck choice
woo led slaughter lambs Monday
23.50..
Portland Grain
PORTLAND l Coarse grains,
15-day shipment, bulk, coast
delivery:
Oats, No. 2, 38 lb. while .... 49.50
Barley. No. 2. 43 lb B.W. . 47.50
Corn, No. 2, E.Y. ship't .. 53.00-50
Wheat bid to arrive market,
basis No. 1 bulk, delivered coast
Soft White
2.24
Soft White (excluding Rex) . . 2.24
White Club 2.24
Hard Red Winter:
Ordinary 2.30
10 per cent , 2.30
11 per cent . 1.31
12 per cent 2.32
Hard White Baart:
Ordinary . 2.24
10 per cent 2.24
11 per cent 2.24
12 per cent 2.24
Wednesday's car receipts: Oats
l; wheat 117; barley I; flour 23;
corn 3; mill feed 14.
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Alcoa
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Am Airline
Am Can
Am Cyan
Am iHolora
Am Stl rdr
Am TAT
Am Tobacco
Am Vlacot
Anc Copper
Armco
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Comw Edtaoa
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Dia Match
Dou( Air
Dow Chem
De F de Ne
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Western Securities
The bid tnd aak quotation rap
raaant price at which one or mor
dlr. mem here of th National
Ataaclatlaa of Security Dealer' Inc.,
would trade with the (eneral public
at the time the quotation, were
(athered al 3 p.m. yeaterday:
Bid Aaked
Calif. Or(on Power
Cawade Plywood
Con to! Frei(ht
Iron Fireman
JaMzaa Ine. Cent
Malar 4 Frank
Morrteon-Xnu-ten
Or. Port. Cemeat ..
Pac. P L Cam
Pope A Talbot'
Portland Ota a Cok ..
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Bank at America
Bank af California
Chase Manhattan
Firtt National
Firal Nat. Cltv NY
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Pravioua Day 2.17 M l
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NEW YOFK. Feb. IS I Dow
Jon cloaini atock avr(a:
Hlfk Law Cla
30 InduatrlaU 431.13 441.31
M Railroad 10 74 104.13 IOS.3
19 Utillti 71 9.1 7) 30 71 4
9 Stock. 191.37 149 31 190.44
Salem Quotations
BUTTERFAT (Andratn'i
Premium ,
No. 1
EGGS fOreson E(( FTOducan)
Price to fanner r I to t
under, the wholaaal price
Jumbo A
Extra Lars AA
Ura AA
Lrc A
Medium AA
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cent
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Phelpc-Dedfe . .
Phllc Corp
Phil Morri
Phil Petrol
Proe Gam
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Stocks Drop
Despite Ike
NEW YORK, Feb. 13 Al
expression of confidence by Presi
dent Eisenhower that the econonv.
ic downtrend is about over was
followed by a stock market de-'
cline today, the sixth is a row.
The market was only slightly
lower before the Eisenhower state
nvant and a recovery fluttered
some stocks to the upside, appar
ently la antkipation. Upon publi
cation of th tUUment, however,,
stocks declined sharply.
Wall Street sources said that th
professional element ia trading
circles was disappointed Eisen
hower brought forth no new, dra
matic move to nek the recession..
It was noted that his optimism is
not matched by views of soma;
well known economuti.
Turnover amounted t 1.030,000
shares compared will 2.110,000
yesterday on the stock exchange.
Th Associated Press average of
0 stocks dipped SO cents to f 159.S0.
with the industrials dowa 00 cents,
the rails down 50 cents and th
utilities off 10 cents.
Investment Trusts
EUks, Saaltaee Ce lac
Affiliated fund la 1 11
Canadian Fund .1911 17
Century Share Traat II 11 S3 S3
Chemical Fund . ., II 01 II M
Delaware Fund ' I XI 10.17
Divar. lave!. Fund 7 it 1 11
Dividend Share . . 1.4 I tt
Eatoa a H. Bal. Fund . . 0 31 47
Gaa. Ind 1131 11.31
Group Common 1 4 11.41
Incora. invaatara i aa
Key tual. Fund:
B-S ISIS ISM
B-4 tOO 13
K-l 1.7 Sl
S-3 .M l2S
S-4 - 7 91
Man. Bond Fund S3 47
Maaa. Invest. Trust ....... . I t l.t.
Natl. Sac. Serlea:
Incom Sari 1 4 9 51
Stock Srla .7 141
Pref. Slock ' 7 28 l.tt
Natl. Dlv. Sarle ' 3 1 3.4
Natl. Growth S 7 '
Pioneer Fund 12 S3 13 S3
Tel.. Elee. Fund 10.M I
Value Line Inc. Fund 4.41 4 3
WlLUi(toa Fund II. S3 13 1
Markets it a Glance
NEW YORK. Feb. 11 U
Stock Lawn: declin continue.
rVr-. Cerporata lower; li(hl
volume.
Cotton Irrefular: commie a I
heua demand. UquidlUea.
CRICAOO:
Wheat Lawer; U-arl.
Corn Lwr; ll-aff.
Oata Lawer: aeU-aff.
Soybean Lawer; Mll-aff.
Hn( Steady to SS cents lowarl
too (21.
Cattle Stetdy I 71 seat aiar
to ..