32-(S?c. IV) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Feh. 21. '58
Dallas Goes for Crown
Clinch in WVL Tonight
Molalla Hi
Court Foe
Crucial Contest
On Dragon Floor
Marion B Clubs Complete
Phy Tonight, Eye Berths
The most important same on
the Dallas High basketball c.ic&
ule rolls forth on the itraons
home court tonijiM at tixht
o'clock, when coach (jorriy
Kunke's squad takes on (ho Mo
lalla Indian."
A win for DalUi will prac
tically assure Ihr l)r-son the
Willamette V a 1 1 e v I.e. cue
championship and its actum
paaying berttrin the St te A 2
tournament here next month.
Dallas goes im fie one
with a spoiiess UrUi rccord of
aeven straiahl uuiv .viol, lla haf
a-l mark. ?nd the lone loss wa.s
to Dallas, at Mr.-iall . hv a 4342
score in an overtime thriller on
January 31.
Since Dallas has only Cen
tral Hi and Sundv to play in
final lea t lie games, while Mo
latl books Sandy and Estaca
da, the Indians cannot afford
to lose again torn hi.
While this major issue is be
in? settled at Dallas tonight,
other WVL sames find Estacida
(0-7) at Central Hi i3-4 and
Santiv (4-3) at Canby u-fii.
Probable startrrs in the Mo-lalla-Dallaa
came will be Gary
Henry (6-3t. Murliwe Fast
C-l). Claude McLean (63).
Tom Parson (5 6) and Bob
Wall (to) for the Dragons,
and Gary I srson -). Judd
Browne (6-3). Gerald Parker
-3). Dave Brock (-) and
Roth the Marion B League
Major and Minor Divisions
complete their regular loop
basketball schedules tonight,
and then put their staunches!
representatives i n t a myriad
of playoff games to determine
which one toes to the State B
tournament at Pendleton next
month.
Tonight's slate ia the Major
Division, which has already
been won bv the Jefferson
Lions: Santiam 1 14) at Jeffer
son 50) and ("niton (32) at
Sublimity (14).
The night's schedule in the
Minor Division, which has
hern won bv Kails Citv: Ore
tun School for Deaf (7S) t
rhe-iawa (5-. St. Paul (10
3i at Valseti (3 10). Perry dale
(44 at Detroit (2-11) aid
Mils City (1M) it Macl-ren
-4).
Jefferson and Colton. as
12 teams ia the Major Divi
sion, and Falls City, as Minor
Division champ, have already
clinched league playoff berths.
However, the No. 2 finisher in
the Minor Division, which very
likely will be St, Paul, must
meet Silets High next Tuesday
night in a game at Jefferson to
see which one becomes the
fourth rntrv in the playoffs.
These plavoffs are to be held
at Mill City's Santiam High
starting late neit week, a dou
ble elimination affair that will
produce the district represen
tative for the stale finals at
Pendleton.
Since MacLaren is reported
ly ineligible for post-season
playoffs, a possible final league
tie for second place with St.
Paul will do the Hawk s no
good.
The first round pairings for
the district tournament at Mill
City will be announced later
bv league officials.
Season records for the teams
t be involved inftie plavoffs:
Falls Citv 18 2. Jefferson 16
3. Colton 12 3. St Paul 12 C and
Sileti 12-8.
They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy
Hatlo
4,000th Win Circle
Crashed by Arcaro
ARCADIA. Calif . Feb 20 '-Jockey Eddie Arcaro rode into the
fabled 4.000-winner circle today.
The nation's leading stakes winner became the third ridpr in the
John Marson (511) for coach wor,d ,0 score 4 000 or more victories when he brought in Ban to win
In what toubhament
no MIKE SOUCHAKeer
INTO THE PLAYOFF WITH
A 40 FOOT PUT AN DUES
BV fcThSwr fJTE0 y .
Indecent Exposure . . .
the eighth race at Santa Anita
I Park
i A crowd of 21. 000 gave Arcaro Pro Basketball
a big round of applause as he
; brought his mount into the familiar
! surroundings of the winner's en-
closure.
Two days ago the horse play
en had expressed displeasure
wbea Eddie lost ml in five trips
lo the pott, three of them fa
Ites, and scored on only one. also
a taverne. l eater-ay Be misaea . r L Prt.
la three tries.
Celtics Nip
s Royal Five
ver- i
poses. The league
Ralph fapassa's Indian's.
Riley in Lead
Cats Play
Road Tilts
(Ceatiaaed from preceding page)
Jack Riley of Linfield. who add
ed 25 points to his total as the
first-place Wildcats edged Lewis ny (Moneybags' Longden. who at
and Clark Tuesday, now leads the age of 48 is still going strong --stun division
Northwest Conference basketball here and whose lifetime total is w
scorers with an average of 21.2 5.092 winners. st- -'a
pots Kr ?r?e ., ''' The other member of the select D"JJ!f 27
The 5-foot-7-inch Riley, a sopbo- it. . -i-,r. c, r u Minneapolis n
more guard irorn Port and s Grant Rjcnardv retirtd .. BOSTON. Feb. 20 -Biz Bill I Orcutt's Market and Salem Auto "ff", " '
ASTERS DIVISION
BmUi
The 4.000 club is headed by John- Philadelphia"
York
43 I .SS4
M n J7I
II 2 J25
M 11 M
GB
1't
L
24
14 .441
14 .4JS
44 .254
Prt. GB
21
The TWNoeRseo opbs
AT PALM SPftlW&i, IN THE
15,000 1957 TOHeNAAAEKT
SOUCHAI JWWy PEAWRET
AND KOOJE KEN VENTVei
WERE TIED AT 273
72 HOLES. PEAVsJJET SHOT
A 7 IN THE D6CIWN5 WJ
TO DEFEAT 60UCHAK By 8
fTCOKES AND -ENTVB By
f!
City League
Still Knotted
0TI Paces
Statistics in
0CG Play
Winters Leads
Point Parade
PORTLAND. Feb. M i Special )-
Portland State's John Winter Is
still the Individual leader in the
point derby in the Oregon Collegi
ate Conference. Winters has hit for
225 points in 13 games for a 17.3
average.
Bill Hollingsworth of Southern
Oregon is second with 25? points
in 15 games for a 17.1 average.
Hollingsworth Is the total point
leader.
There were no major changes
among the OCC statistical depart
ments during the past week. This
was mainly due to Oregon Tech,
leading in six of eight departments,
having an idle week in conference
play.
The biggest move up the ladder
was by OCE's Rex Brown who
jumped from nowhere to second
place in field goal accuracy. Brown
hit 12 of is shots from the field
against Eastern Oregon last week
end in Monmouth to hike his shoot
ing svtrage 98 points over the pre
vious week. His .501 percentage is
only 29 behind OTI's Truman Wil
liams.
Showing the Wife Around
Bouchee Enters Plea
Of Guilty to Charges
SPOKANE Wash., Feb. 20 UP Ed Bouchee, first baseman for the
Philadelphia Phillies, pleaded guilty today to two counts of indecent
vnntiirt involving eirls aged S and 10.
Sunerior Court Judge Ralph P. Edserton ordered a presentence Nmi toe
i invesiiHauon. nt irmauvciy aci
March 5 for sentencing.
Bouchee, 24-year-old rookie
batting star last year will re
main free aader 12,50 bond
while the lavestlgatiM Is made
(br the State Probation and Pa
role Office.
Bouchee was asked how he
wanted to plead to each charge.
"Guilty," he said, and then sat
down.
Indecent ezDoaure involving i HUIiiwertl, SOC IS iss St
children is a felony in Washington. ii2"rpscC .." ' li
Maximum sentences are n ai not
Junior High Play
Full Round
Set Today
SCORING
S rii PT TP At.
Wlnuu. PSC . . 11 II SI 22S 11 J
HolllBIlw'lh. SOC IS S2 11 2S7 17.1
Wllltaai, OTI II St SS 2IS 14.5
Howarl, ROC .... 14 IS MS I4.
Boilt, OTI U Tl 34 I7S 11.4
14 74 J4 IS4 H I
14 47 4 It 11.4
MrCutchean, OTI II 47 12 144 12.7
Mlltaa, OCR II 41 21 I4S ll.l
D'OUvt, SOC ..... IS 71 21 ISS II.
Rhlaa. OTI ...11 5 IS 111 1 3
Ollva, SOC IS Sf 21 111 S.7
McAart SOC IS 44 I 144 .
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i e,
t j x . ,- - -
w
Altai OCR
rastna, OTI ....
PICLO GOALS
WUUaau, OTI
Brawa, OCB ....
McAkaa, SOC ..
Bail, OTI ...
McCaWaaoa. OTI
. 11
.11
14 12 .l
41 22 IIS .
With s full round of games on
tap today the Junior High hoop
loop could windup its champion-
snip rare tor an pracucai pur-; . -..i i mis throws
leaojng rar-: . - ' " " .z " i
or not more than 20 years in the wna. on
w l pn pr p state penitentiary. irrariti. rsc
7 i.m iw 17 i Prosecutor John Lally said Bou-1 Z'1
I Vn m is! i cnee had dmitted enticing the -1 wuiiuas, oti 11
1 4 tn mi 2i I year-old girl into his car at an: . boc ...
2 s .2 2i ! amusement park here Dec. 31. ! rebounds
17 .I2S 17 24 I .ItAu.im, ktf iulaMnt mUiini Bful
' ' ; . . . n , . 3UUWII1K Uivcvil uiviuivi .
iy:?m" wlU: Tcars-jexposing himself. He was charged w,m. oti ....
at Parrish 4 p.m.): iray ri. pia. originally in this case. An amend- p-oiiva soc
arm at Parrlik (I ra t -j infnrmntinn filed later included MrCmrk... oti
O fia ffia Pet.
11 14 S J17
12 M M .14
IS HI 44 .4
II 111 71 .47
II 144 ft .41
.441
.455
.452
P. Grays
P. Carts
L. Goldi
L. Warriors
L. Blnn
P. Pioaeara
r, rta rtai Prt.
I 2 ( .M4
II II II .S44
II tl 14 Bl
14 41 4 .IN !
II 71 5 .775
. . 14 71 S .144
r."0,!!00 . oLlrt.JZ yeaT' aso w,,h 4 870 10 h" "" Russell scored on a driving layupi Parts continued in a Ue for first 1
Cm . .liiht 'rZL L g a Arcaro , first win came at Mex- wth 20 seconds remaining for Bos- Plce in the. City League basket-, J ,c
Dim a Slight margin over last,. . .. .... .,... ..... . . . hall rare at hnlh nnsted vietnriex c v
a,k' MAr Inr-mnrA Imrr V nisioric vBiirnic rate uin. ion tense -t victory over tin- - "V , ------- r The see
cibi a n ouv , sua w aat u trvi 7 ivtuti
victory
-m . ..... t m iam tl.:; j j
Bus of Pacific whoe averaee is lnr ua r " Ja" "J''- "c ! cinnau loaay at ine garaen.
t. from 188 points in nine ap- roaeJ 'on torgotten horse
pearances. named Eagle Bird.
Vic Backlund. Willamette for-! Eddie was a stringbean sprite
ward, ranks third, with an aver-; not quite l years old.
age of 18 points, followed by his While today's milestone was
teammate, guard Eddie Grossen-, worthy of a place in the history
barber, at 17.6. and Roycew Mc-; of horse racing, it was in a sense
Daniel, Lewis and Clark guard. I just another race to Arcaro.
With 17.J. McDaniel is Second in Tb rlrata rae aa the third
and last chance of the day for
Arcaro to score a win. He fla
ts bed out sf the money hi the
seeaad race M Palace Coart aad
a Boaaty Bay la the featared
sereatk. Baaaty Bay was the
total points, with 208.
Grossenbacher of Willamette has ,
moved into the free throw accur-i
acy lead with a fine .862 mark. !
the result of 90 conversions in 58 1
attempts. Robin Beck, Whitman, j
has .828: Roger Fleck, Lewis and, waBi wttia rkatr. hat
Clark. .824. and Tom Johns, Wil- j 1 iht aU tmt WM mtT
Urnette. .805. a terlm thrraL
JiJSSiJSt )heie; A"ro' challenged claim a.
m Kbounds, witn sn average of 1 . A M . , j" . . .. ... ,
tj k-.lli .- ic i x-.i. (based on a total of some 443 vic-
14. based oo 168 in 12 games. Kaia- .,. ,
..i- , i 11 ! tones in such events. His mounts
pus. possessing an average of 13, ih to ....
.dollars.
.is a close second
Turn avi a Willamott IpaHc in
all offensive categories, with an! Twice Eddie has been the rider
average of 76.7 points per game.,0' f'Pk CTOwn. champions, Calu
a field shooting average of 4!9 met Farm s Whirlaway in 1941 and
last night. Both now own a 10-2
rr-Arrl in irwvr. nlav
PhiUdelphia rookie Woody Sauls- j nrn.tt t . 12 Mint nerform-
berry. formerly with the Harlem ;ance from Ray Domaschofsky and
Globetrotters, accounted for 34 i rolfexl to a 53-37 win over Ecoing
points as the Warriors defeated j Lumber. Fritz Beyes of the losers
cold shooting Syracuse 110-97 in j was high point man for the game
the opener of the unusual midweek with 15 tallies,
afternoon National Basketball It was Rex Domaschofsky with
Assn. doubleheader. j 1 1 points and Keith Driver with
The winning shot by the 6-10 for- 10 tnat Paved th P"' tfam
mer Olympic star gave the Celtics t0 2,f?,.,"10vr tfy,ITK!aL
t' .eyrdMgor AIL u
. . i the second count,
rish Grays boasting a perfect j Boachee's arrest followed more
7-0 mark, are slated to . tangle ft ,w m0bi , chld..
with the last place Parrish Pio- ...., rrnnrl.
and a win will give! "t . . ..
the John Dalke coached Grays oucnee, rn.rr --
toga with two games; " .
B arpininrni hvic anu m m m
car lalesmaa daring the off
eaon. j
Bouchee batted .293 and hit 17 1
! HalllBfiwartli, SOC
OUT, SOC
a
Na. At.
14 12.7
I
155
IM
II
121
12.1
11
11 I
ST. PETERSBURG, Fl:, Feb. 20-New York Yankee rlfbt.
bander Don Larsen, of World Series no-hit fame (hows
his new bride, Corine, a little of what she's in store for aa
a ball player's wife in pointing out sights at Miller Hug
ging Field foday. Don and the new Mrs. dropped by the
Yankee training field to watch Yankee farmhands work
out at club's Instructional camp. Mrs. Larsen his blanket
on her lap to help ward off some chill breezes during
current cold spell. Mrs. Larsen Is from Benson, Minn
Don from San Diego, Calif. Larsen is due to report with
Yankee batterymen Saturday. (AP YYIrephoto)
Johansson Favored to
Defeat Erskine in Mix
last moment bucket for the Royals
The second olace Parrish
Cards (5-3) are to tangle with
the fourth place Leslie War
riors (3-4) in a 4 p.m. go oa
the Parrish floor. The other
game finds Leslie the scene of
another 4 o'clock clash be
tween the Leslie Golds and
Blues. The Golds are current
ly In third place with a 4 3 rec
ord, while the Bines sre ia
fifth with 2-5. The Grays-Pioneers
clash is billed for I p.m.
at Parrish.
One of the main reason's the
Grays are making a runaway of
FIELD GOALS
G
Oragaa Tarb .. II
South. Orrf ..
Portia stato . I
Eaatrra Orecra 14
Orra Callega 11
PRE! THROWS
P.
i ... .,. ,.-,.- D-( ! t.ravi are making S runaway Olinwn SYIIIWII ; caaura urrg ob M
was too late. ..- h J the league is the proficient point! ! 2l?.".Ttf "
The Boston victory and Syracuse back the First National Bank 'making of Pat Loy, The high NEW YORK, Feb. 20 otv-Big
oretaa Colin I
loss made the magic number three 67-48. Jim Winters hooped 16 points I f!fJ3I", f,'Jit 'ronii!!l j Nino Valdes a highly ranked s.u. Qr-s.w is
although high V ,r u ... -.. neavyweifim lor many years. iaca
GOTEBORG, Sweden, Feb. 20 a record high for Scandinavia for
s ! tT -Ingemar Johansson, Sweden's the best seats. The gross gate
i undefeated European heavyweight , will amount to approximately o0.
1 champion, was favored today to 000. Johansson, who is managed
G PG PT Rrh TP Av. 1 Hrnl .ln Vrc.in. in a lilln Aa. hv nrnmAl-r Ahlniiict urill rnllert
lomt'oVi'ion !! m Is! in )! '! fense tomorrow night and blast about $15,000. Erskine will receive
Eaatcra Oregon 14 124 mi 45 7 .i the Welshman hopes lor s world about $6,000
Oregon Colin 11 27 157 411 711 54.1 K. :-.i.: - t .
Portun stato i 2 is 45 40 51 1 championship bout. Starting time for the bout is
i Erskine, 24-year-old British Em- 1:15 p.m. (3:15 p.m . EST).
fl Ptl ST Rra TP A- Pire ruler, is Virtually Set tO get 'ithr i ral-H a trnno nnnchor
hnme ruru for the Phillies. The . Oregon Ttrh II 255 It 11.1 (7 51.5 a rrarlt at Flnvri Pitlrruin'l ivnrlH 1 ..... i .... . ...
.. - - - aa a... it .t. i --. '-j - - aim m uuui is CAiminj iv ku mo
ekib had sent him a 1956 contract JaJJu-""'.; ! J JiJ ft title in London this June if he de- route. If it does, the decision will
Wltn a suosianuai pay imrcasr, orcgaa Collcg 11 151 11 54 f4 41 7 feats Johansson.
but ha had no comment since oregoa 14 414 zw 57 11 71 ;
his arrest.
I TEAM STATISTICS
SCORING
DRFK1CBB
Valdes Set
For Miteff
rc.A
74
u
7S
IIS
111
245
252
II
for the Celtics to clinch their sec-(to pace the win
. be made by the three judges. The
The 25-year-old Swede, undefeat- referee, Germany's Herbert Tom-
; ed in 18 professional fights, un- ser, will not vote. The Olympic
is .44 ; officially was held the 2-1 choice point system will be employed.
177 411 to win the 15-rounder in the Cote- The winner of each round will re-
"4 .144 1 bor2 Fair Ha"- Bookmaking is ceive 20 points, the loser 1 or
lis J44 illegal in Sweden. less.
I The hall's 5,500 seats long have Johansson's record of lf-0 in-
rTM prt. been sold out although1 promoter eludes 10 knockouts, most of the
j 1-inch, and weigh about 201
pounds. Erskine's record is 22-1-1,
i including 10 knockouts.
211
221 .447
155 .412
157 .(21
11 Jl
ona st r.i7h rtern DiVisn I hnorVVenr to Larry Zitek of the JS A - r ,7" lEr
championship. Any combination of'Banker, with 19 I SaTZ mer With.",ly. f'gcU J? ORLEANS. Feb. 20
Boston vrtncie, or Sveacuse d- JLh"?J.B V.V.i morrow night at Madison Square . The New Orleans Mid-Win-
snd a free throw mark of .735.
College of Idaho has proved stin
giest, limiting opponents to ah av
its mighty Citation in 194.
Six times Arcaro has won the
famed Preakness and be has won
erase of 62.1 points. Untield is , the belmont states, tnira jewel in
a close second to Willamette in the triple crown, sis times.
team offense, with a 74.7 average.
ro ft rr rr
Xilor. Unfltld a 42 31 212
Kalapuj. Pacific 7 4 2 IS SO
Backlund. Will S4 10 24
Craanbchr. Will. 71 V 33 IM
McDaniel. LC ...71 52 41 30 171
Machamrr Un. S 40 33 15 154
. Huskies to Host
Z fj Ski Tournament
Boston victories or Syracuse de
feats adding up to three will wrap
up the regional crown for the de-;
fending world champions.
Frank Ramsey scored 27 points Gooding o.
.nil Rill Sh.-,. -M l-r Rnolo-lriRST NATIONAL RANK 4
VALLEY MOTORS in
F: Rerd 141: Hoy (). C: Edlr
(ll; G: Wlntori II): Piticr (I). Re
wrvcf scoring:- Sherman B: Gold
man (4): MrElrarjT (I); Houck (2);
Lancoa. LC
Johnson. Whit.
Moor. C. of I.
Coach. C of I.
Atfama. Pacific
Gohrta. Pacific
Johns. Willamette M 4
Backer. Whitman 5 2
1 4 32 17 143
Bratton. Whitman S5 21 .10 111
Dukra. LC
Coctxa. Linfield
SEATTLE, Feb. 20 - The
mm 14, University of Washington su team;
s 24 it im iii wiu host ki "?ua' from at least!
7 io u is lit seven other colleges this weekend
! J as the Pacific Northwest Colleg-i
iate Championship are decided
at Snoqualmie Pass.
f: Zltrk (IS): Chavri (11). C:
rreeman (4i, G: Rurf (, Hliha
(41.
Valley Molort 15 I 17 22-47
rinl Nat'l Bank 2 12 144
Official!: Stcphrnioa A radenreehL
VALLEY TRACTOR CO. ()
P: Warner (); Parker (1). C:
Garland (2): G: Pepper ): Cekk
(5). ReMrvea coring: Stafel (4).
SALEM AUTO PARTS (45)
t. Khndworth (5); Wilcox (1). C:
Miller (4): G: Driver (I): Domai-
chofiky (11). Roaervea scoring: Maa-
wariii ().
pletely out of the running now, f , 'J ' 'tg
orricUb: auarart a raaearecai.
Viks, Saxons
Meet Tonight
(Cant in nod from preceding page)
eventually, if South drop the
aod to North.
Albany and Lebanon, com-
m u
40 1.1 12 5
42 145 It I
in
on 24 an ins a
m a si si 3
play tonight at Lebanon.
There are two more rounds
f play remaining after to
night's. In the neit one Al
bany hi at Sooth Salem, Sweet
Home I at North Salem and
Lebanon I at Comllis. Ia the
finale. Sooth Salem i at Le
banon and North Salem at
Four events are scheduled fori torvallu. Sandwiched ia Is a
the two-day meet. The slalom and' Sweet Home at Albany date
cross-country races will be held Tuesday.
Saturday with the giant slalom The Javvee squads play to
. . ,';, , ,. rh- night s prelim, at 6 30. and the
and jumping events the following North Wl MJ( (f)r . sWMp of
; the season aerie oUn
EPPIMG LUMBER (17)
f: C. Beyer (41; D. Baaaett (41. C:
P. Beyer (15); : P. tl-nler (I): t.
Tarin ). Reaerves MorlBg : Sckmlti
(1) Paaao (1).
ORCl'TT'S MARRET (51)
P: Doaiaorhafaky (12); Clam ().
C: Holdorf (4); G: Palk (I): Hrlmer
(4). Roarrrea arorlng: Rllckrr (5);
Pretkey (2): Tom (II).
OrruU't Market II It 17 11 U
Epplng Lnmher 7 II I 17
Offirlah: SUphenaoa A Stewart.
State. Probable varsity lineups:
CHERRY CITT
Lad tea City: Tram So 4 (4). F.d'f
Market (i: Portland Rd. I.umher (!)
Team from Oregon
Washington State College. Idaho, soith
Wenatchee I (' . Oregon. Whit- JJUJ
man and the College of Puget Moorr (-ti
.. t:irt 1 1 - .... k . ,i, Smind have ontererl (he mmnetl- ' ' '
China CWy (I): kay'i (1), rirl Pnnk tion Brack (5-4)
Ta-aeo (ll: Chock i sirak Hnw (Ji.
Tb Trlanile (1): Good Hooaekrra
btf (41. Marihall'i Inn (41: Urn Tv
era (41. The Corral (4): Th Huk 2
Tolo-Troat (2). Hirh Individual game:
Barhara Smith (222). Nigh Individ
aal aarlea: Baahara Smith (574). High
tram game: ( hurk'i Strak Houir
(). High tram serin: Tele-Trrat
.
CAPITOL
- Sateen Ufllltlr
T-Sooarrt ' 11)
Ponthoaaa (-,):
P
r
r
n
n
NORTH
(4 41 Scaggm
14-2) I.MrhftrM
(-) Hartrr
(5-l) Drake
(5-7) Rrlfgl
with 73 ooinU I Steve Stewart
f the Golds. Dale Meyers of
the Bines is third with 65, and
another Gray. Jack Holstad, is
in fourth place with SI.
The remainder of the top ten
are as follows: LeRov Haven,
Warriors. 49: Larry Haskell, Pio
neers, 46; Lonnie Dorkter, Cards,
45; Gary Edwards, Warriors, 44;
Ed Maerx, Warriors, 43; Jimmy
Gettis, Pioneers, 37. .
Soccer Star Dies
Garden.
Although the hulking Cohan
knocked out Joe Enklae. the
British champion ia one rawad
a year aga, and Miteff wa
itopped in oae by Mike da John
of Syracuse. N.Y.. the It-rouad
match I a "pick 'em" fight.
The first heavyweight bout in
the Garden since 1956 will be car-'
ried on network NBO radio and
television, starting at 7 p.m.
(PST). As usual, two judges and
a referee will score by rounds, us
ing a supplementary point system
in case of even rounds.
MUNICH. Feb. 20 un-Duncan
Edwards, star of the Manchester
United soccer team, died tonight
from injuries suffered in a Feb. (
plane crash.
Edwards was the eighth member
nf Ih foam In riio n a mcitll nt
Simons as president. He succeeds , u,e crash, which also took the lives
Paul 4:. DeBlanc. 1 of 14 others.
ter a pons Assn., sponsor 01 the an-1
nual sugar bowl football game,
tonight elected Claude (Monk)
Call
CADWELL OIL CO.
Phone EM t-7431
249$ State 81
Stove Diasol Oils
Wa Deliyor Today
Canadiens in
Hockey Win
MONTREAL. Feb. 20 iV
Maurice 'The Rocket) Richard re
turned to actibn tonight after be
ing sidelined by an injury for more
Goin' After Em
: lnt Ding 5 (1),
Mirrowavea (!'-),
Salrin Hrctrlr (4).
Odd Bath) (); Circuit Brrakrri (!),,
(I): Portund (iaa m Coke .
VaUr Dept. (I): Dradradi
gratora (ll men indma-
taaae: i. Wrger (275) Hirh Indl-
TMaai aeries: ti Hello(( (VtS). High I
team game: Salem r.lrrtrlr (Mil.1
iga loam aerira: aaiem r.ircinr
(22).
KllawatU (I)
(1), City Wat
1), DlilaUir
rflVERSITT
CoaaaarrcUl No. I: Wrtirrn Paper
Caav. Co. (I). Pram Bread (I;
Id y era Glare Co. (ll. 4ohnion
MeaU (1): Panalllle Rlork a np.
Co. (I), Chork'a Pine Pood (2):
Anderaon'f Sporting Goodi (I),
Gideon Staht Co. (I): Havdrn'i Cap.
City Print (I), l-er'i tied I'm ()):
Capitol City tilaaa Co. (1). Portland
d. Lor. Ca. (1). Hlrh Individual
game: Draao Cartla (!45. Hlch Indl
tdaal aorlra: rinaer do (Oi). Hlrh
team game: Haydrn'a (an city
Printer! (12). High team arrlri:
Praaa Bread .'.
CREENGKASS INKS PACT
1 TJETROrT., Feb. 20 - Jim
Groan gr ssi. outfielder obtained
Oct. 14 from Sacramento of the
Pacific Coast League, today signed
his 1951 contract with th Detroit
Kger.
(Ceatiaaed from preceding page)
now and then, the coastal angling remains on the poor side Con
tinued high waters have made it possible for steelhead to keep
dribbling in all through the season without interruption. They have
had little or no trouble continuing right on through to the spawning
grounds above the deadlines.
To give the die-hards a bit longer to suffer it out, the Alsea
river will remain open until the end of March. This extra month of
fishing on the Alsea is to aid in the study of the return of marked
steelhead. Fin clipped steelhead in the to S inch class were
released in the Alsea and the Game Commission is interested in
learning the return habits.
Possible to Restore fly Line v .
We ware aakrd ant laag aga. If It were passible to restore life
to aa aid aad "larky" fly line. It Is possible. If the line h net
warn oat aaj appears la goad ewaditlaa esrepl for atlrkiaeaa
caased by being left oa the reel all winter, one may refiaiik the
line s that It will give a few mare seasons a( casting.
Stretch the line out in either attic or basement and rub thor
oughly with keroseae. Kerosene is used because it contains oil and
will no dry the line out as will cleaning solvents. After the line is
cleaned of all grit and tackiness, use a mixture of 4 parts boiled
linseed oil to 1 part varnish, and apply it over the line with your
fingers. Rub it into the Tin well and then let dry. Once the line
ia dry you may polish with a soft rag and the line will be service
able agaia. ' , ,
.
(Caatiaotj I. urn preceding page)
Oklahoma 52. Oklahoma Sutr 4
I Mataarhiietu 44, Holy Crn at
; Brthrl (Minn I 4J. North vritrra
( ollrre I Minn ) 5
1'tah i, Denver 75
MluHtippi ( nllrcr 44. Howard
(Ala.) 41
Amun Prav 41. I nlvertltv af
Trnneee Martin Branch 44
Purman , Richmond S2
Belmont Ahehy 75, Catawha 4
Lantern iiiinole 94, southern
lllnoii
Rrniselarr 45, Slrvrn Tech 41
Rldrr (4, Montclair Trarhrri 5
4.lpcomb . Lincoln Memorial tS
Eastern Kentucky lf Morehrad
Ky
Georgrtown (Ry.) '77. Transyl
vania (Ky ) 44
Prep Grapple
Meet to Open
(Coatjaoed from preceding page)
Condray a Grant Pas are the
rannerinp from last year, who
will be after the bit prize thl
weekend. Medley I a'l(S-poand-er.
Stoat weigh la at III and
Ceadray goes 141, althoagh the
latter grappled la the III class
last year.
Redmond has the most men in than three months and scored two
the meet, qualifying 15 from Dis- goaI in cadjng lhe Mon,rea Ca
trict . Grants Pass is next with nadiens to , Nationai Hockey
11. with Sweet Home, the dark- l. .. VKloty mer th. Bostoa
horse of the tourney, bringing 10 D.r.
. mi r:.7:. uiuim.
men irum libli ki o. inner wiairici
I qualifiers include four each from
Lebanon, North Salem, South Sa
lem, and one each from Dallas,
Central, Albany and Corvallis.
Included among the District 2
anallfiers ara (It from Newberg.
the defending date team cham
pion, nd one rich from Wllla
mlna and Yamhill. Canhy and
Molalla auallfied six each from
DiitriH . while Cascade. North
Marion aad Woodbora are send
ing oae each.
North Salem' entries include
Tom Haines at 10 pounds: Dan
Adams, 136 pounds; Dweight Rein
wald. 171 pounds; and Claude Lay-
ton, 194 pounds. For South Salem
Juniata (Pa ) l. utqrhanna I
Lenotr Rhyne a. Eton 5
neiaarar s, swaruimare (Pa.) 71 f rankie Franklin will wrestle in
the 141 pound group, Larry Payne
at 1S7 pounds, Gary Ballew at lftl
pounds, and Art Krurger at 141
pounds.
FISHING
REPORT
MORTHWPST: North roaat atraajna
high and murky: iirelkendlng ilo
kul could Improve ky weekend M
water drop, uleelhrading ejulle poor
lately from Salmon river to Miami
river: Neiturca hat been lair and
Wilaon poor to fair; Lincoln county
treams kith and diaralored: lower
and of Drvllt lake alow.
SOUTH wr.KT: If water clean ky
weekend la both North and Son Ik
tmpoua atrrlhradlng hould ha good
to fair at Idleyld park, below Win
chester, below iackioa creek and la
Cleveland rapid area: all atreama
In touuiweat Oregon high aad Bud
dy. NORTHKAST All etreama hlch
and murky; eteelheading fair In Pino
creek and la lmaaaa rlvac. .
The Incomparable Rocket, wh
suffered a skate cut aa hi heel
early In November, showed a
easea record crowd af 14.S2J
that he ha lost none af hi wis
ardry. He picked ap his first
goal at 12:21 l the Oral period
after Claude Provost had sent
the league leading, Canadiens aff
In front at 1:12.
The Rocket added Jiis second
goal at 5: 32 of the second period.
In both of his goals he was as
sisted by his younger brother,
Henri, and Dickie Moore. The
other Montreal tally came at 18:05
of the third session by Jean Beli
veau as goalie Jacqucr Plante
posted his ninth shutout.
St. Peter's in N.I. T.
NEW YORK. Feb. 20 OP St
Peter's of Jersey Cily. N.J.. today , booted the winning field goal in
GRID GIANTg SIGN PAIR
NEW YORK, Feb. 20 on - The
New York Football Giants ssid
today they have signed their sixth
and eighth draft chokes, half
hacks Billy Lott of Mississippi and
Don Sutherln of Ohio Stale. Suther-
was named to compete In the Na-1 Ohio state's 10-7 Rose Bowl victory
tional invitation Dss-etDau tourna- ov.r Oregon Jan. 1
ment.
St. Peter's was the fourth team
U be selected for the March 13-22
tournament in .Madison Square
Garden. The other are Dayton, St.
Bonaventure and Niagara.. Eight
more remain to be named. I
Church Loop
Hoop Results
CANADIAN TEAM WINS
OSLO. Feb. nun Canada de
feated Norway M in- an Interna-
j tional hockey match tonight.
Senior (Pinal): Calvary BapUot
(50), Kaglenood I II (15). Inter
medial A (Pinal): 1st Preakylerlaa
(It), let Biptlal (24) Intermediate
h (Pinal): HAP (42), St. John's
Lutheran (17) Junior n (Semi
final): free Methodic ), Calvary
gUptlat (U). , I
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OPEN HOUSE SUfJ, FEB. 23
Co. B and Co. D 162nd Infantry The Armory
Salem, Oregon
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