fc2-(Sec. IV) Statesman, Salem, ,Ore., Sat.. Feb. 22, '5S
Houston Classic
Paced by Mazur
6-Wjy Tie Gone it Hilfw.y Point
Bv MAX . SKELTON
HOUSTON. Feb 21 r Pete Mauir. a calm 42-year-old New Yorker
who has won only Hot) in two full years of tournament play, placed
a 71 beside his first round 1 today to take a one-stroke lead at the
halfway mark of the n.non Houston Classic Golf Invitational.
OSC Clubs
USC, 69-50
Gambee Scores'
24 to Lead Win
(Continned from preceding page)
points tonight as the Beaver belt-
Southern California ss- in a with Maiur saw ineir score juni
as high as 77. Kd Oliver. Canton,
pacific coast roMriENri Mass.. and Milton Marusic. Wcb
w i. m Ft f ster Groves, Mo , posted 73s to
California ....
I'CLA
Oregon rtate .
Mane
ISC
Ore ton
Waihinrton
Stafford
Washington SUte
i mi w
" 1"
77 ts
w ? Mr
JJJ III
i'i 7 til
lee mi ?l
Fridav'l rinlt California It. Ida
ho at; 1C A It Stanford 41: Oregon
IUU S. I SC M.
Coast Conference basketball tame.
Tte Braver kad ramnnd al-
Mast from the atart and led IV
23 at the half. Gambee played
etstslde mark of the first period
and had 14 points at halftime.
He maved Inside la the second
half and shot less frequently.
The Trojans could connect on
only 25 per cent of their shots
from the field in the first half,
and had about the same luck in
the second period.
The Bearers hH oa aaaat M
per rent of their field foal at
tempts la the second half.
Ore KM State's teeead leading
carer, Jim Aadersaa, got 11
poiats. No cae else aa the team
cared as many as te.
Jim Hanna was hijh for the
Trojans with 12. John Werhas and
Jim White scored 10 apiece.
The Beavers now have a con -
ference record of 8-3 and trail
first-place California by a game,
Southern California has woo 6 of
12.
,
Oregon State (0) (it) Soutkern Cal
6f FT
r r T u r r 1
G F P T
Gsatei t t 1 14 While
t 3 1 II
1 t 1 I
5Er t34i itanna i I J i'
Aaderta i i t ii ooniiei 2iii
Mi.. I I 1 1 kensn I t t I
'Ski, H"
Jayne. it!' mii. lit!
itarmaa j m i m un, i . .
Clemtt
S t t t
Hamtn
ToUla 21 II 21 St Totals
Oregon It
34 4t
zs e
aathera Cal
U . sja.o I
Co vnres rick i
Grid Mentor
CALDWELL, Idaho. Feb. 21 Jl
-The College of Idaho called on
a veteran prep and college
h,,.),
COacn
today to become its new head foot
ball mentor.
The appointment of J. A. Babe
Brown as bead football coach was
announced by Dr. Tom Shearer,
college president.
Brown also will continue as di
rector of athletics at the school
and as head basketball and base-
ball coach.
futk-ll k V ai,MUJ.
va t.v.i .k. r.;.t .
come football coach at the new ;
Borah High School in Boise.
Brown has been in the coach
ing field for 31 years. He is a I
graduate of the University of Ida-'
ho and coached there and at high
i ,u.n u . ,u. ,
scbools in Burley, Lewiston. Mos- i
cow and Nampa before joining
the Staff at the College of Idaho.
Here he holds an associate pro-
lenrwsnip in pnjaitai coucation. '
"The appointment of Brown as
head football coach gives us an
opportunity to concentrate our
-11-1.! ' .
coaenma; respoiuiuiuim in a man
la wnom we have every conn-
deace," Dr. Shearer said.
cmvERsnr bowl
Coannaorclal No. 2: Narrit Walker
Pakou 41). leUerkack Paper (1); 1
Laaa Tavara (I). Cahaasl Saoclolttet
(1); Cannery Local No. i;t (1). Vista ,
Market (1); caoamerclal msartnee
(1), Roya Four Comers (tt: Rtpnt
seevico SUttao (t, Slowsr 4os (4);
Dvor Sons lasoraace (3), Team
No. 11 (1). High Indtvtdnal Game:
Batch Ireland (224). High Individual
Serloai Vm Rene I17H. Hlih Team
swowwy .-r. l.l. .n... .r.-
Meet: commercial la.ura.e. ,.-,.,
CAPITOL BOWLING LANES .
Stale Farm Women's: Inrarettrs
(3), rkakeads (I); Alley Ban (1).
Lit Helles (J); Alley Oapa (1), Scal
ier Plat (I); Sore Mlsaet (I), ttneen
Plot (t: Rorkettet (I). Parmerettes
(2). Mlgk Indlvldnal Game: tkarl'ae
1 a earn ore tia. nqs snuiTHiuas. .rr-;
let: MarUva WlUUms (4tt. High
Tram ome: Alley oops (iMi). Higk
Taaaa Serin: Alley Oapa (Itlii.
Caaltol Miaorette l.eacae: Jack C.
Master service tta-
let (ISO). High team series: PhM
Upa aoat trvlro Meat (0t3).
CHERRY CITY BOWL
Cherry City Mixed League: fee,
ko F lories (4), Joe Kirk's- Ckevron
(1)1 aiauffer't System () Walt
iu'iinVil
hart EleetfM (1). Hlgk Individual
Si.ri4V.&"A
i -am. caanoi service pioriet (ttt).
High toons aeries: Service Florist
tjwai. ... I
-.- i ,i al l a.iH i,.
cnerim t.itr aw s-oatue; sminus
B.V-elatVr'fi ATiVrV.a t'.n Jti
I J): Wonder Bread (t. Wlllam-
cite Valley Lkr. Co. 44); Marrkx
nukoev toi. Walton Tractor (41. Hlch
rndlvtdaal garnet W. Walls (211).
High IneuvldutJ series: nes mor-
V-,.'-,T.. ri.. i.i
tlone (I); Vlesko a Poet (2), Homrr ny Pitou. Guildford. N.H., USS
Smith. Insurance (2); General Ad- and Linda Meyer, Bishop, Calif..
Jnatntowt Bureau (3). Ranges Market .... '
(l Phllilpe Self Service Meal (4). . . , , .
Don Hardy's Tax Service (I). High Monarity was clocked in 117 0.
1tJKXlA 'i". Vi,,,;1' Aldo Zuli.it was second in
(4SS1. High team game: Kansas Mar- 117.3.
tta Tractor urn).
Mazur snarea me tirst rounu
lead with five other veterans but
he was the only one of the group
to beat par today on the 7.200
yard par 72 Memorial Park
course
His SD-71 13 left him a stroke
ahead of Marty Fargol. whs al
m had a M yesterday. Jimmy
Demaret. the gallery favorite
and Houston native, aad Rober
ta Dcvinrenro, the long-driving
Argentine H playing eat of
Mrsire City.
While Furnol collected a 72.
others who had shared the lead
,wo ..rnkes off the pace at
... T J 1- II C . I .M..l.
14:. leo ivron. rii
Fia took a 75 for a 143 and Stan
Leonard. Vancouver, B C . had a
77 for 145.
Tied with Oliver aid Marwaie
at ,141 were Dave Rafaa. Or
laadt. Fla.. and E. J. (Dutch!
Harrison. St Looit. Rafaa had
yThet.
par ar better all the
! day. laraiaf la the day
I mad. a three-nader
The field of 130 was cut to 73
pros and six amateurs for the third
round The cutoff was 148 four
over nar and the tournament's
defending champion. Arnoia raim-
er. Latrobe. Pa . was amorg those
elimirated.
Palmer woo l7.Sow la top moe
, rr a year a(o with a 7J-hole
; 27 but was elimiaated today
i with a M-bale 7J-70 12.
Others knocked out included
I Johnny Palmer, the 1949 champion
;here. and such veterans as Lloyd
u,nr,.ni Ik FWk F.d Fureol.
and Walter Burkemo.
. .i. .. .
Serra Beats
Stavton '5'
: -recetUae aate)
(Coatinaed from precedlag page)
ties basket by Ke Neaberger.
At haJJtinte the scare was
kaotted at IS2 when Joha Lacat
pitched la a pair of charity
tmr ,u
Big Dave Lahr and nearly as
big Warren Zielmski took over the
point-making chores for Serra as
. ,u:rj ,ontn nnpnprl Lahr
'he third Camo opened. l-anr
.tef throw
, t0 the races. Big Dave then,
t en 1 long hook shot and Zielin-
nun'pjttLi JL"- M
tvw ci vy Bl 41 va w "
While this was going oa the
aaly fHaytaa players able to do
anything were Lacat aad Keaay
lmrMt ' tbr" nrM M,to
good on twa from the Held aad
that's all the Eagles scored la
the third aaarter.
' C ;:,ky h miirtar a it h
... j .;..;.. ,
uV".nk
fcwMi.... , ' - r ,
r. .. , ... , ... ..j
of his favorite jumpers and Ziel
inski adding a follow up shot for
a 37-31 lead.
The last aaarter wai eee
agaia nip aad tuck with Stayloa
closing the gap Is 3S-3S. with
five nlaotes left, and to 42-41.
with loar mlaotet remaining.
Roeer Ward and the Sabers
Ncuberger tied for high point
honors with 14 points each. FranK
. .. 1 , . 1 i c . I
u:.. , ., r .u. r i.-
. j. , .
Al OJ Kim T-,0 1 1 T. T. . - ,
S4 for a .352 shooting average.
The Eagles had 16 far it aad
.32. Serra grabbed 3 rebounds
to 34 for SUyton. hat 2J of the
Sahen' erabs were in the see-
and half, while fHaytaa was get-
ting only 16.
The Stavton jayvees WOO the i
preliminary game 46-32. Larry Ol-
son naa 10 points I or ine siniitii. :
Dick Saalfeld of Serra was high!
point man with 11.
fUVtOa (t3
G F P T
ward
: iUgS. : 1 S liWillamina, 5148
114 4 Lakr I 1 I II i '
are
rrsies
.. -s s a ii MuhriM s a a 14
limhergrr t t I Frank s t 112
S'AVJSi1! f I V:rrm I :
Lang t t t I
nnM
Stavton
Serra
II t 17 U M ,
Fret throws missed: tlaytaa
Irrra II. Off trials: Beard and Hei
drle.
U.S. Skiers
Win Slaloms
ST. MORITZ. Feb. 21 iP Mar-
. c. . ..J
vin Jimpra a oiow t.. a.ru
Betsy hmte Of Norwich, Vt , today .
caotured the Slalom rates of the
wi.ii. OiKk. Ski
Tournament.
TVia Amaiptr-tiit oirliT -nrri ralaat ol V
dominated the comoetition. taking !
,. . . - n,.: ;.'"
'he first four placet. Behind MISS i ayiiiamlna ..
Snite. whose time for the two runs1
,. . , , n-f. ;..
, ...rnnA. ram, s.llv I
rvavor ( Phiilnhia llfl 1 Pn- i
"' " r..r. .... ..V. i
Manhattan Selected
For NCAA Tourney
NEW YORK. Feb. 21 loV-Man-
CoUea. today was elected
tt the fourth "at lgrg team te
'h (i,i0B, if-
legiate Basketball Championship
tournament.
Tk. l..n-. ak. hive an 1IJ1 r-
" K-' -... --
...... ... .a i.. .,A
r"." '...' ""rllZ 1
"T m' r-tstern neicvtiun
committee to play in the finti
j j .
'"u"u u ipirncou. m , ,
aquare uaroeny-vmorcn n. ine an-
nouncement was maoe through the
NCAA service bureau bare.
TheyTl Do It Every Time -
IN . M4KMS HEP HUSa4WD OVER
BUSHy EVEBODvvs ....
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S $ SO THfCK TH5V LOOK V 1 if AOQAV HAlft;-lVt I
jj ' J I
. . ... ... .M QanaMf, i A Jk. 'YtdisS&SJ
(Prep
Hawks Lose
To Falls City
W'OODBURX. Feb. 21 'Special
Falls City, champion of the minor
division of the Marion B League.1
had to come from behind in the 1
. LEAGl (minori
m l frt. pr p
13 I K 11
II ) .!X -.it T
1 S ill S4 7
1 1 SM 753 71
S I ! 1M
s t is; (a 7M
3 II .:i 741 711
I It .143 S5 SM
Falli City
SI. Faul
MarLarrn
Oti. Drat Srhal
rheaaawa
j;;1;.';""
D,,r,
Friday's rtaiu: camai u. or
nral Srhoal 44: St. Paul J. Val
t 47: prrvdal 71. Datrolt
Falls City , MarLarva 44.
. . . . . ,
last quaner to ueieai mr
!Uren Hawks. 49-44. in a basket-
ball game here tonight.
Roy Carver, high-scoring Falls
City whu, fouled out in the tnira
quarter and finished with 1 points,
h GnjA
nis of MacLaren was high for the
game with 20 counters.
MacLaren snared the jayvee
game by a 39-27 count.
' rLCr"t li: Tavlor (S) C:
Sroit C.t: G: Vosel (12); Wkreler
(1,
tiirl ntv 4.
MtCtASf.S (tt)
tiWrKZ
oiii.i.: T,..t and w.ik.r.
Central Panthers
Topple Estacada
CENTRAL IN10N HIGH
SCHOOL. Feb. 21 Special '-Dar-
rell Brandt scored 40 points to
break the Central scoring record
1 i
Wll I A WETTI VALLEY ICAtil'I
L Pet. Pr PA)
K S,f'l- !'!!??- JiiTu Z'Z
r -
Sandy S 3 Stti 4SS 4It
Central
- - .
Canky 1 1 .121 Ml 4to
r.siarada 0 S SOS MS Ml
Friday's mutts: Sandy II. Ctaky
tt: Dallas 14, MelaUa SI; Central at,
Cstarada 42.
i .121 mi 4to
here tonight in leading his team
to , 142 victory over
Estacada
i . ttiiiarrvtio Vallev Leazue
basketball game.
B , hii rtcOT ,
i3 point, wmca
he established
earner mis year,
Central also
won the
jayvee
I game. 56-16.
ESTACADA (42)
F: Rlrkkrlde (2)
lener (4); C:
Cody dir. G: Hitching (1); Millar
Oil- : .... i
'"fj
F: Martin (24): Brtttoa (3). C: Marr
1(1); G: BaUeaUne (31; Brandt (40). i
Reserves searing: Lovelace (I); Caen
J' t
central it it u je as ,
officials: Joaosrud aad onsufsoa.
n . r
craves surprise
WILLAMINA, Feb. 21 (Special)
Banks gained iU fifth
against ten kh in la
Bulldogs. 51-46.
r,. 11 an.. iv ii. .r.A :
. . . .... . ,l.
BOO Liny wun n paceo ine
Braves. Don McMillan had 13 for
Wlii.mi.,
nuiamina.
In the preliminary game. Willa-
inn won the junior vartitv cham-1
mins WM the inniAr varailv rhnm.
... . . 1
pi on snip ot we league, winning
S5-S9 The Bulldog jayveei now'
have a perfect 1M record.
RANKS 111)
- - - ,
Truwel (I); A: n. Allen (II); R.
Allen (7).,
w iij amina (til ;
an (II O:
r: rsoairay ti: nirrsmn
.11 t .....i. uoelaa I Me lot lata
Gehlen (ti: G: Hamilton
V" : "r.,h. (..,. . ..
'Hanks i ij n
4 It II 1741
f 3ttlWS iJoftS 3lC
'Vu w owewssa
Cougars, 65-33
GERVAIS, Feb. 21 ' Special)
Cascade remained in a third place
tie with Woodburn in the Capital
Conference with a 68-38 win over
Gervais in a basketball game here
tonight.
Si Whitehead stuffed ia 26 points
for the winnori. Jerry Fossholm
had 11 for Gervais. i
Cascade also woo the jayvee
clash. S0-34.
CAiCADK (41)
Ft R. Whitehead (lJJ Hatra (t)
wnntaeaa (t(
ft: Tawerv!
(II; Hurley (at. Reserve! srerint :
Mlltoo (II); Scholtlta (I); R.ky (7).l
c.rVAIS (31) I
t: Berglund (4); Con (4). C: Sowai
(ll: O: J
,,, w.rlng: Stair (J); '
wraasnoaii iwi, riwiFwim
Miner it).
21 14 11 1441 '
I Gervais II I II IS-MlUhano. I 4 II 14-M
1 Officials: Warren and Brown, i OfdcUla: Total and MuU.
Hoop Results
Che maw a Defeats
OSD Panther '5'
CHEMAWA. Feb. 21 (Special)
The Chemawa Indians closed oat
Marlon B Leafne play tooifhl
with a U-44 verdict over the Ore-
ion School for Deaf Paathera.
Ed Bella and Jim RedsUer of
the winners each hit for It
points. But scoring honors for
the game went to the Panthers
Da rid Wood who potted 23.
Chemawa waa the prelim
46-31 The varsity wta failed ta
put Chemawa lata the post-season
playoffs. The Panthers did
not figure la the playoffs either.
OSD (tt)
F : Elliott (t): Bookihnlt (7). C:
r..i.w t . , , .
,,3. '
chemawa iisi
G : Burkley (7), Wood
f: Brim u; Redeteer
(IS). C:
HMk.1. is.- ti T...I. im. v...t.
1(2(. Reserves' teoring: Ahkee (it,
osd it 13 1 u-tt
Ckemawa 7 11 IS 11 11
Offlclali: RawUnt and Pelert.
Sparts Take
l QV L OilTGSI
'
SWEET HOME. Feb. 21 (Spe-
. , ,.' , ca.rf.
-veTrSt
.and accompanying state tourna-.
ment berth tonight by nosing out
the Sweet Home Huskies in a tor
rid thriller here. 47-4U.
Corvallis is now in second place
with a 5-3 record, while Sweet
Home has tumbled to third at 4-4. j
Rrthre FiemineT with IS mints.
and Doug Coleman with 17 led
Corvallis. while Wayne Roberts
had 21 for the Huskies. Corvallis
jayvees won the prelim 60-36.
f: Coleman (I7: Thomneon (I). C: :
r I J . avKitn Ksnni; jisiseiier itl.
i ' ..
bwert eiunic real
tvij . "-
ens (21); G: F.dgley (I); Land (2).
Reserves scoring: enoen (2).
'-'""' " " !j "
Officials: Wtekert aad Ireland.
,.e e e s
JLIU JYCrYfnCimi
Monroe Dragons
, ... 1
SCIO. Feb. 21 'Special' Byron
Faelman srnroH M nninla her. In.
.night as Scio crushed Monroe.
M-M. in a non-conference basket- r
ball game
Dave Manley talUed 17 points j
and Ken Robinson added 14 for the
winners. I
Monroe won the jayvee clash.
43-32
"VarnlSiV (i4: cook
,,, r:
njannon (I)- G: Dye (2) Oakes (14)
R,r, ,(rini: saittk (4); Cenn
(2)
SCIO (14)
F: tawman (33); R.kinn (it; c: '
?.'ihrnTri).R...rv.:. .r.V
neit (4),
Monroo
Scio .
t 11 12 it sal
11 21 it 2s Mj
iSPhilomath Drops
Amity Warriors
ami l Y. tto zi ispeciai' rnii-
nmilh mnvarl In within nno earn
- " -- - - ,
th Yawama Uague leaders
here tonight Itlth a 46-27 basket-
i.. ... ... :
M win over me flirrny warriors.
"on Edwards was top scorer for
PhilHmnth with Ion nninla
' "J an,K ..rcu.r. ,
f'0' inn,n lht am4 ,
:4S-J5.
fM1u,MATn a,
F: Hnyell (4); Wkilney (7). C: P.
.Dtvls D; G: (alhonn (): Edwards
(It). Reserves acorlng: Delggle (t);
;'' : ' " ( ''
(It). Reserves scoring: Delggle (t)
eMITT (TI)
'J " (.4,i
;.. - - -
111. Reserves scaring: Pearce (2c
it .... , . . . . l .
(2).
II I IS II tt 1
rniionsatn
Amity .
447 itn !
Bulldogs Humble
Warriors, 45-39
LEBANON, Feb. 21 Special
Albany forced Lebanon deeper in
to the cellar of District (A-l by
trimming the Warriors 45-39 in a
basketball game here tonight..
John Wilson paced the Bulldogi
with 21 points. Jon Pattinsen was
high for Lebanon with 12.
Albany also won the jayvee
game. 39-38.
ALBANV (tl)
F: Wlls
Wilson (21); Prohtlka (7). C:
tohrhongh (7); G: Dry.aa (I)
I.F.BANON (It)
r. r-.tiiio-i tvr. t,t.oiiTiv iij
":
Pattlnson (12); G: Pilmatlng (I);
Tsvmr (S)
Albany It It II 12 41 :
By Jimmy Hatlo ,
j
Jefferson in
91-52 Win
JEFFERSON, Feb. 21 (Special I
The well-oiled JtRferson machine
chalked up what may be a new
school scoring record here tonight
in whipping the Santiam Wolver-
-L
MARION LFAGl'l (MAJOR)
i Final Siaaalnia
w i. prt. rr pa
Jrffrrioa I Ml 3S2 141
Callon 1 I INiHHI
: St Bvalfart .. I 4 .333 m )
Saatiaat II .1(7 2sa 3S
Friday's rtinlta: CaMan IS. St.
; Baalfaeo 41a Jefferson SI, SanUaaa tt.
tines. 8i-az, in a Marion B League
major-aivision oasKeioaii game.
Rerarria will riave f n h rklroit
- " v
- -
to determine, if the 91 points is a
new rewvirrl hicrti Alan Vvman anil
new record hizh. Alan vman and
' ' -i 1 r. .!... ...... k. : L
wnl1 '" weir iiikii scuicis
with II points each. Bob Wright
naO 17 for Jeff
Dorman Gregory topped Santiam
with 13 '(allies.
Santiam won the jayvee game in
two overtimes, 47-45.
SANTIAM (12)
F: Gregery (11): Smith (14). C:
Hirte (1); C: Meyier Itl: Morten
(It). Reserves srarlnt: Fenrl (7);
Knhlman (2); Hedge (I).
jrFFF.R.HON (til
r: wrKhi (17); Mlrlatl (It). C
Horhspeler (II); C: Nvman (It):
official.: itew.rt and r.h.
Sublimity Downs
Colton 42 to 39
SI RI.IMITY Feb 21 iSoerial)
The St Ronifare Saints won their
Marion R Iarue basketball en me
with Colton here tonight, 42-39, af-! fro. throws miteed south . North
Irr lhe saiiA JVs had taken the:"'
Drelim 46-42.
l r,,..,k t .v.. c.;-- i.j
"... ...... - ...... , vuk -' . .
, ...j u u.j ...
f.uiiuiiiai a du H tur luuun. ids-
ing game nonors.
A fourth period rush by St Mi?, JH- m;
tace, good lor 14 pointi while Col-
ton scored but S, turned the tide
,u- o-u- ..
in me varaiiy ,0. 1 nc loss iaiia 10 j Officials: Al l.lchtner, Jim Travis
keep Colton from winning second,"1 Frank Rvans.
place in the loop race, and a berth !
in the district playoffs. j
COl.TO! (3S)
,: Lundmsrk (20): Anderson (2).
C: rrrese (l; G: SUhlnerker (7);
Avsaaker (2).
. mXm j; c. He-tetter ,s.
G: D. Gnen
: Blades (4). Reserves seor-
c.'it.. n .T 'lM
Boniface 11 i ii
Spartans Defeat
Dayton Pirates
SHERIDAN. Feb. 21 (Special -
Sheridan gained a tie for sixth in
the Vawama League here tonight i
53-51 win over the Daytoni
Pirates
. , . , .. ...
Lioya nooens conarea 17 points
and Francis Hutchins had 16 for
the winners. Dick Vest and Ken
Caldwell scored 16 each for Day
ton. Dayton won the junior varsity
tilt. 42-3S. ,
DAYTON (II)
f: vest (Hi: Wright (1). C: SUw-
(t,: C: Baker (7); wiiiert (i.
neearvts scaring: Benedict (1); Cald-
well (iti-. Fsrr iti
iwc.,DVN (ii)'
p: H.trhia. (ii);
las (it): nokerte (17). C:l.;.kt t... .i ... .w. r-
(3); G: Countryman (11);
smMh (I)
u.yton
"SmSSt,-.
. II II I
ii i n ii
Wide and Mardork.
Silverton Dumps
II. j f t ai
Mt . AnQel . 0o4
T. ANGEL. Feb. 21 (Special.
""J d"erueri scirrau Ja points
,. k.i. c i t . - . mt . . : .
t t . . i .
lorT ov'r Mt. Angel in a Capital
Conference basketball game here
tonight.
Ken Ashley had 13 for the win
ners, while Jim Schaecher topped
Mt. Angel with eight counters.
Mt. Angel captured the jayvee
preliminary, 30-28.
SILVtRTON (II)
F: Graves (2);
Ashley (11): 6:
McKlllop (S). C:
Overfleld (4) Reserves erarlaii Ron.
kack(2); M. Ichwah (J); AlUsui
Aoaveraerg (to);
ill, asosioy (U),
MT. A.NOEL (Ml
P: Blem (I); MiUer (11. C: D.
Wavra (1); G: Boon (1); C. Wtvra
(II. Raaarvet Konng: Batach (I);
trhaerher (I); J Schwak (2).
Silverton II It I to s
Mt. Angel It it it 1 .14
Officials: Veer and Docker.
ANGEL. SLATE ASTORIANS
MT. ANGEL. Feb. Jl-'Soacial)
Th Ml Aneel haakelhall loam ia
slated to play the strong Star of
ik. e.. f .mA k... C.i.
V '
urday Bight.
North Has
Final Win
Sax Lose 55-46
Battle in Villa
(Coatinaed from preceding page)
la far a ftVM lead and the bril
liant Saxon star rame dawn
hard oa aa aakto that had al
ready been badly Injured this
season. He fell ta the floor and
had to be taken from the game
a ad to the dressing room.
It was now all over for sure for
the Southerners, as Moore had
provided the team with 181 points
in having one of his better nights
of the season.
It was obvious from the start
that South was "up" for this one.
Ballantyne had his hustlers use a
full floor pressing defense all the
way, and it harrassed the state's
No. 3 team no little. It often took
all the cleverness possessed by
Vik guards Drake, Val Barnes and
Steve Briggs to get the ball up
the floor, and at times they didn't
make it.
But once they did there was
aa denying the great siae of the
Vlks' Harter. Dirk Sroggln and
Jim Litchfield. This snare thaa
anything else choked dowa the
Sataas.
The oft torrid clash was 11-1
for North at the first quarter, and
22-U for North at halftime, even
though a free throw by Moore had
a jump shot by Chuck Hudklns
put South into a 18-15 Mad at one
point. Drake and Barnes quickly
wiped this out, however, and North
regained a 20-IB bulge en route
to the halftime score.
South was down 38-32 at the fin
ish of the third quarter after clos
ing in at 25-22.
Gary Calaba's two free throws
at the outset of the final chap
ter eat It ta 3-34. aad Keith
Barrel tassed la twa mare aa
Drake's foal la aarraw things to
two points as aforementioned,
Thea Drake weal oa his spree
I to break tt open.
Paldanius said after the clash
that he felt this was the big turn -
jg point. "They were up for us,
iand I'm glad our kids were ud'
for then " ho rolatuH "fVhoruMc
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it would have been too bad for us,
: I'm ofrij1 "
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i I'm afraid.
1 u 1. 10
xss 10
marker led the
aevnag. starter an 1 1 ano urase
14. Be4h Burres aad Hudklns had
I far Sooth, and although he got
bat t points the rebounding work
of larprlse starter Bob Bartlett,
a Hoot, J-lacber, helped the Sax
eaase against North's saperier
height considerably.
Mel Fox' Northern Jayvees won
the prelim over Bob Metzger
Saxons too, 52-3)1, and this gave
North a season sweep in this di-
VI!
ision aiso.
Soalk Salrm (44)
(U) North talent
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till
3 111
1 1 I 17
4 4 114
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oore I I til Litkfld
, Burres j 1 J t Scogns
BartteU till Harter
Bagnt I 1 4 1 Drake
Rrvnkal 114 1 Brtggt
Hudklna 4 111 Wood
Brack till Barnes
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WrComk ties
-"' 14 14 21 44 Totals
t n 14 11
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t 14 1444
II 14 17 St
! NOBTW 111 IU IV
I Hanson (7); Vaaderhoof (13).
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It 24 1 ll-.U
Woodburn Downs
Huskies, 50-40
WOODBURN, Feb. 21 'Special)
Woodburn remained in third place
in ih. ranit.i rnnf.r.n.- h.r. i
in the Capital Conference here to
night with a S0-40 victory over the
North Marion Huskies,
.yic Belleque of Woodburn and
Bill Turner of North Marion each
tallied 16 points.
Woodburn also won the prelim
inary game. 2D-2S.
NORTH MARIO! (tt)
F: Turner (Itl; Weniel (t). C: De
Armond It); G: McLaren (4): Net.
lVi);iVMrT" K,""f: c,," l
woodburn fH
F: BlthoFiick (t); Faint (I). C:
Wolf (7); G: Beleaue (II); Halter
(I). Reserve, scoring: Black (2.
North Marlon II I II a tt
Woodkurn II 7 14 1M
Officials: Nelson and Whipple.
Pioneers Bounce
Cougars, 61-49
CANBY. Feb. 21 Special )-San-dy
held on to third place in the
wuiamette valley League here to-
'"''" " W"S vonuy wju-
ars, oi-au.
Sandy also snared the junior
varsity mix, M-34.
SANDY (41)
F: Hoffman (1); Hrnselman (17).
C: MrDcrmed (I); G: Richardson
(II); Wills (II). Reserves eeerlni:
Calkins (i; BJork (J).
CANBT (41)
F: D. Darling (11); Daniels (4). Ci
Inlow (7); G: Ingram (7); C. Dar.
ling (II). Reserves tearing: Dawet
i-'ar ' '
.nanny
,e.
a it ii re tt
Officials: Donovan and Hartley.
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Four More Entered
In Widener Handicap
MIAMI. Fla., Feb. 21 -With Bold Ruler out of the race, four
other horses became entries today to build the $100,000 added mile
and n quarter Widener Into a 10-horse field.
It ?ost only $200 to nominate but owners had to pay $1,000 to enter
the winter first big handicap at
Hialeah Park tomorrow.
Calumet Farm entered Iran
Urge and Pinter Lea as ei-
i pre ted, and with Bold Raler, the
4 to 3 choice, eat because of a
sprained foreleg, the Calumet
pair became a I te t choice. If
tea start, the race will grass
llJO.Ooe and aet the winner
itt,oe.
Second choice probably will be
Mrs. Wallace Gilroy's Oh Johnny,
second to Iron Liege in the Mc
Lennan, rated at i to 1. Cham
pion jockey Bill Hartack will ride
Iron Liege, assigned top weight of
12S pounds, with W. M. Cook on
Pintor Lea and Robert Ussery
making up most of Oh Johnny's
117-pound package.
Happy Hill Farm's Kingmaker,
winner al the recent Royal
Palsa Handicap, was a Mrnrtae
entry along with Hasty House
Farm's Mahaa. who waa " the
Washington, D.C.. International
last falL Others who had not
been counted as starters are
Mrs. J, A. Leone's Rockcastle
aad Laady Lare ace's Beaa Di-
able, both 2 to 1 snots.
'Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Hoop Band,
Ci T. Chenery's Third Brother and
Brookmeade Stable's Oligarchy
complete the field.
Yanks Start
Inking Pacts
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Feb.
21 W-The New York Yankees'
holdout line showed definite signs
of sagging in the middle today
i when Whitey Ford, ace of the
(pitching staff, signed his contract
and Mickey Mantle indicated he
j will follow suit before the regular
' squad is due to report to camp
1 Feb. 25.
No firures were announced but it
i I t u t I .;n : ...
a 1, mi 1 it. j vi u tt in i lvli it
$32,000, the same salary he earned
i, . t l i i l
waa icni lieu tiiai ruiu w in iclcitc
last year when he turned in his
lowest victory total since his fresh
man season of 1950.
Mantle and Lee MacPhail, assis
tant to general manager George
Weiss, talked for 30 minutes yes
terday. While Mickey did not sign
he admitted later "we are not
far apart."
Loy Sets New Scoring
.Mark; Grays Win Title
Sensational Pat Loy of the Par
rish Grays broke the Salem Junior
High League season scoring record
and tied the individual game rec-
JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE
Lr. TJ
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r. urays . i.wmm m
P. Cards
L. Golds
1 4
SM 247 ;.i4
4 4 JOt 234 2CT
L. Warriors
1.. Blues
P. Pioneers
4 4 Ml 234 2.1
3 S ..171 213 214
in t22 jut
Friday's results: Grays 11. Pla
neert 21; Blues 34, Golds II; War
rlors II, Cards 24.
ArH uilh a 34.rvnint mithnrst Fri-
Hv nitrM ntrninst the Pnrrish Plo-
' -
neers.
The Grays won 30-35 to clinch
an undisputed league title. Their
twe closest pursuers, the Parrlsh
Cards and the Leslie Golds, both ;
lost In afternoon garnet. The I
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vrarrmn io-is ot rarnan, nna
the Blues surprised the Golds
34-31 at Leslie.
Loy got his 17th and IRth points
nih n, ,hi bM!i?
?f, ,lh cr,nd hair That gave he
Pamsh star 190 points for the
season and broke the old record
of 189 set bv Dan Moore of Leslie
in IBM liiv'i total ia now K with
two games left on the schedule.
His 33-paint performance also
tied the single-game record set
by Larry Springer af Leslie In
1M aad tied by Loy earlier m
the season. Springer's mark was
set whea the Junior highs played
eight minute quartets. The
teams now play sts-miaate pe
riods. In the other games, the Blues i
tUAIAKTEID FINEST
MAJU SASOtlNI
Open 24 Hears
NUMBERS
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March 26
lent Will l Awarded Crem
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You Always SAVE at
(Centlnaed from preceding page)
Merrill 41, K la ma Ik Paha JVi 40
Klamath rails 70. Crania Paat St
St. Francis tt, Willamette 41 (hat
Kuiene) - ,
Saul. Kafene SS. Nartk Beni 44
Snrias'leld a), Rtarablleld 41
MrKenale 47, Mnhowk IS
RoMkuri 41, Cottage Grave IS
Halaey IS. HarrUkuri tf
Drain 41. Ire. well II
Wfttflr SS, Sdrfyvllle IS
Oakrldge 43. Pleasant Hill IT
DlllarO 34, SulherUn II
I ear ar Ola tt, Sherwaad 41
Arllnitoa tt, Dufnr 3
Nekalem 74. Jewell M
Jakn Ray 13, Foidl 4t
Neahkahnle St. Tatl 4S
Nealucca S4, Clatakanle 44
Redmond tt, Madras 4S
Bend SI. Burnt M
Myrtle Point 44. Cequllle II
Pendlaton 47, HermUlon 41
MeMlnnvllle 14. Newkert 31
Fertat (irave 44, Oreian City SI
Astoria as, Central Calhalle 44
Weil Linn 44. Tillamook SI
Wy'Ka.t SS. Vernonla 44
Mlltoa-rmaaier 7. Tka Dalles
42
MMd River II. Rainier
SUUn so. Culver SS
Medford 41. Aahland 44
PUol Raek 17. Hell 13
Seaalde SS, Warrenton IS
Banda 13, Reediaort 41
Reynolds 41. Srappooae 43
St. Helens 7. Oswego tt
Gallon It, Portland Christian II
Prlnevllle II, Lakevtew 77
Enterprise 15, Union 41
Joseph SS, Wallowa 44
Mllwaukle 72. Oreiham 13
Fade Point 74, Rogue River 31
Jarkionvllle it. Prosper! 4?
Talent SO. SI. Mary's iMed(ora) 42
Llnroln 41. Madlean 41 (avertlme)
Cleveland 71. Benson IS
Waahlnrlon 41. Wilson U
r.ranl 04, Roosevelt 14
Franklia SS, Jefferson 41
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Wkitman it, Linfiald si. (twa over-
OrlTo'n'Terk t4. Oregon college
Eastern Oregon 14. Portland
State M
California 71. Idaho 42
UCLA 44. Stanford 43
Oregon State 41, Southern Cal M
Loyola (Los Angelas) 41. San
Jasa Btale 44
Whit worth tt, Western Washington
II
San Francisco 17, lanU Clara M
Duke 41. Maryland It
Wyoming 74. Brlfham Taung 44
Colorado State V. 74, t'tah State M
Penn S7, Dartmouth 74
Tale 71. Caluaahta 44
were ahead all the way in upset
ting the Golds as Dale Meyer
scored 12 points. Steve Stewart
kept the losers in the game with
14 tallies. The Warriors came
' from behind in the second quarter
to beat the Cards. LeRoy Haven
to beat the Cards. LeRoy Haven1
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oi ine winners was nign witn 10
on nla
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1,1 Juu'Ui vaiaity t.isi.-.iics, iiici
i R ues sewed uo the eaaue title
by beating the Golds 32-10 as
Lvnn Ertsgaard scored li points.
,het S
22-16 and the Pioneers stopped the
Grays 26-20.
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PIONEERS (21)
F: Taylor 7); Haskell (2). C: Mont-
earner til: O: Rroevn HI- r.rt.l.
(21. Reaorves irorlnr: Woork (1:
waitmiro (2); Chambers (I).
GRAYS M)
F: LAV (13); Holltad (2). C: Shea-
hard (t; G: Mlckles (1); Billing
! (It). Reserves scoring: Rainwater
(4)
Pioneers 4 7 7 72!
Grays 13 It 14 t M
Officials: Relmann and Fadenrerht.
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"''.:
Royse (t). C: Maeri
Edwsrds (I)
CARDS (21)
F: Causer (2): Weathers (t). C:
Dockter (S); (!: Hasklns (2); Renter
'!'.. "rv" forlng: Stlffler (4);
Llppenrolt (I).
Warriors 4
Cards I
14 i 421
1 4 S 24 1
Officials: Hnntley and -Fadenrerht.
BLUES (34)
F: Meyer (12) Dinger (4). C: Boyd
(4); G: Madison (t); Bntlrk (1).
GOLDS (31)
F: Losaner (4); Fox (1). C: Nellson
(1); G: ntewart (14); Gladt (I). Re-
: serves scoring: mcloio (J).
I Bines . . .. IS II It 434
official: staimtnn.
Center aad Church "Across from
POSTED FEB. 26
BOAT
Miteff Takes
Split Verdict
Over Valdcs
V
Bv JACK HAND
NEW YORK, Feb. 21 UV-Witl
blood streaming from his split
nose, Argentina's Ales M 1 1 e f I
smashed out a split decision over
Cuba's Nino Valdes tonight in s
savage brawl at Madison Square
Garden.
Valdes weighed 2094. Mitefl
308 pounds.
The ring, trunks, hodlrs aad
gloves af both fighters were
spattered with red la this brutal
blood hath la which Dr. Ales
ander Srblff of the New York
Stale Athletic Commission went
four times to Mlteff's earner.
Valdes stormed around the ring,
wavinr his hands and stomping his
feet when he heard the decision
go asainft him after a fierce
battle. There were boos but most
of the crowd seemed to agree with
the decision.
Neither fighter was able to
score a knockdown but both
were hurt from time ta time la
the heavy going. Miteff, shifting
to soulhpaw aa occasion, almost
dropped big Nine with IS seceada
ta go In the first round with a
left to the Jaw.
Referee Teddy Martin scored It
8-4 for Miteff and Judge Harold
Rnpnai utta It C i 1 (M Mia -rr
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Judge Nick Gambol scored tt for
I Valdes 6-3-1.
Ski Conditions
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
These Oregon ski conditions
were supplied Friday by the
Weather Bureau and resort oner,
ators:
Timberline Lodce Total snow
255 inches, no new snow; snow
wet most ol Frida". wh'noed to
corn by wind in Macic Mile late
Friday, all facilities operated Fri
day double chair and Betsy to
operate Saturday: snow rat and
Magic Mile to run-if weather per
mits: temperature ft p.m. M rle-
! grees: a few high cloudi late Fri-
day night: roads clear, motorists
! dvised lo carry chains.
' .overnmt'm tamn noidi
clear, chairs not required: ro new
snow: total snow 27 inciter: ski
ing fair Friday; snow wet.
packed: Ski Bowl. Multoroor and
Summit will operate Saturday and
Sundav.
Hoodoo Ski Bowl No new snow;
total snow m inches; snow well
packed: skiing good; all facilities
operating Saturday and Sunday;
pavement and parking lot bare;
.'a veer Ski School to be held on
Sunday.
St. Paul Clobbers
Valsetz, 6247
VALSETZ. Feb. 21 .Special) -SI.
Paul clobbered Valsetz 63-47
tonight to take undisputed second
j P'ace in the Marion B League
; ""-nor amsiom ana tne ngni to
i P' Siletx for a playoff berth.
1 Richard Koch found the ram
Richard Koch found the rang
f nnlnt. lo IWm
Teammate Dous Coleman pitched
in 16. while Rnh nivor wisa oath.
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gr pail ()
Kirk is: Koch (it), c- okerg
"-v.'.-.r,,.V:i Sah'-,'
Berandi (i; Kirsrh m.
valsktz (47
F: Prater (4) Mlllhura (1). C: Roto
i : Oliver (II); Egli (t).
5t.1.P,f",l " J! JJ
valseti t 11 II It 4T
i Officials: Miller and Glksoa.
;Perrydale Traps
Detroit, 71-60
DETROIT. Feb. 21 (Special)
Perrydale led all the way here
tonight in handing Detroit a 71-dO
setback in a Marion B League
minor division game.
Norm Frink tossed In 25 points
for the winners. Bill Cokenour had
21 and Gary Roberts added II for
: Detroit.
PEHRYDALF. (71)
P: Van Otten (t); Frtnk (21) C:
DeJoni (I); G: Glksoa (I); Browa
(17). Reserves acorlng: Chapln (4);
Domes (I).
DRTROIT (tt)
F: Cakenour (21); Rohertt (II). Cl
Hamilton (t); Ot Lemming (104!
Graham (11. Resarvtt scoring:
tprnrrr (2); Madsen (1)
Perrydale . 14 IS II 2111
Detroit It II II
Officials: Calller Janes.
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