Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Solm. Oregon. Wdnday Morning. Fobruary 13. 1948
PAGE SIX
It took a long time to get
round to reporting it. but there
were empty seats loU of m
during both the Oregon State
Washington rage mixes at Cor
vallis last week. Which is cer
tainly an oddity, since publicity
has been put out concerning the
unavailability of perches for all
conference games in the C'or
vallis gjm. We asked Beaver
Publicity Man Irwin Harris how
mmr, and u told: Stater-students,
almost 4000 nf cm. are
entitled to attend the ball games.
The gym holds many less than
2000. So it was decided that no
general admission ducats would
he put on sale to the public,
that the students would gobble
up all available squat. The
public as warned to sUy away
as there were no seats. The pub
lic slated auav. But then for no
accountable reason, the privi
leged students didn't take ad
vantage nf the situation during
either Washington game, failed
to fill the im and left a large
number of seats unoccupied.
I.ootl seals, too . . . But don't
let that he an invitation to you.
Next time the students might
show up. all 4000 of "em. Then
tou'd be left outide. as warned
in the flr.l place . . . ' TIs g situ
ation, wot?
ij t .
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4j. V. 'it.'.' ' V
Dr. G. IIerert Smith took his
jaunt to California u Art Gal
lon. And Al Simpson's name
hasn't been relegated exactly to
the aM-rani class . . '. At least
the suspense will be over after
Thursday night. We Imagine 3t
has been rather trying for ail
hands concerned to keep glvliig
off with the "Gosh. I doiit
knows." 5 1
Iter since recent pieces have
been publishrd concerning the
Willamette university athletic
board meeting tomorrow nighl.
the rumor factory has gone back
to a 24-hour shift on who will
JIM HOC ( HI
pluck off the T's coaching Job.
or Jobs. Two of the more choice
presumptions hold that the
board will pick not one. but two
coaches and that the gents will
be as follows: Football Walt
Krlckson. Basketball "Honest
Jawn" Warren . . . Seeing War
ren in town again the other day
helped matters, no doubt. . . .
Bat remember, those mentioned
come merely via rumors-around-the-town.
Another gent
getting plenty of mention since
Add hotshot prep hoop squads
we've siren j Medford's Black
Tornado! AJ Simpson's gang.
twlth thfc exception of the of
fensive I guard posts. Is potent
fegain this U inter, i We saw trie
K-Falls j Pelican down' south
also and might mention that if
Medfordj doesn't win the district
4 tournament ticket to Salem
next munth it will be only be
cause the Tornado kids , had ii
bad nlgbt In thefr single-elimination
district meet. A pair qf
biggies tn Bob (fullback) Wat
son and jlarrell Rlggs will show
you so pie topnoteh backboard
work if jthey come to 4he tour
nament. 1 too. But' then Vfklnjr
follower! don't have to wait that
long. The Medforda play Salem
at the VHIa next Monday and
Tuesday nights.
Remember Jim Bocchi. the
K-Falls kid who practically
stole the 1943 Mate prep show
single-handedly 'with his superb
basketballing only to be Ig
nored on the all-state team? He
was the lad w ho ruined Baker
in the title game with his 20 j
points, seven of them in the (
first 56 seconds for a 7-0 back- ;
breaking ! lead, and all this
AFTER the board had selected
its tournament all-star team.
That jj Bocchi brilliance, making
fools! of the star team pickers,
is actually what Instigated the
new ' method of selecting the
slars--not until at least half the
final ) game Is ; over. Anyway.
Bocchi haft been In the navy al
most since that tournament. He
is due for discharge soon and
is heading for Oregon and How
ard Ilobson. Southern Oregon
ians still rave that Bocchi is
beyond question the finest cage
Loggers Top 'Cats by Same 54 to 49 Score;
Gale Bishop Hits 32, Cougars Spill Oregon
&
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Vikings Hot',
Wallop Albany
llrllingErr PiU'lie
Salrm t Victory
12 S-
Katonen Flattens Mqrtinelli
To Retain Coast Bi
P;Hn ( King Kong)' Katoren. i nen character culminated a fierV
certainly not' a glamour boy with j settd by Wukingi in his hang
the ci'unch customers. l-"t night
niaiticd his Coast light heavy-
AI.BANY.
S, ieni high''
sizylti'g si'if-
r b
.1)
weight ginr''" belt before a ca
pacity nowd at the armory by
Angclo Maitihelli two
U.p the Albtjiy llulldoic-. 43-28. in
v.lu.n. .. .... Hi.. , IlHlU'nii'K
tails out OI Wlll'e III uiru una
I'CIC tonight to V.'il-
s ;ri-;.,me
g..me T! e f
fust n i'l
itktr rc.v
erufd ( Hiili
' Iftjll.e HiJ
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rrfH-hfl .1
r iixl ill
atiir Z titi
Al BcilT.ger.
inf foiwaio
lf-iieue bHrketball
'iki'ig!1, held to n -(
Hie ly the r( X Iluii-
tnrjke lfx.se in the
i f Mill ti M 24-1'-
.intjtge
i (,'d llriiik kills
aS-l bl the thinl
more 4 1 1 1 k-hittnig
v.ilVcd tlnoiigh the
cepBcltw
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llldll 9 llUlf 1VI Siis j
The serhiwindup win went to
newcomer Martini (Bruno) An
gello, and it can be said right here
that this gent is at least as rough
and tough) as anyl matman who
off-and-on Vik
is htnctlv on lo
lling iirawl. Still the roueh and J ever dropped a sWeat here. The
tough trickster, Katonen w -is ! Detroit, .licn., newcomer, rasj.uu
tn clnm
.imt)ly too mucn lor ine hvpning umnwwu, iU.,,.. ...
and popular Martinelli. , out the rtiiy ran; in j mnimc?
Artgcllo almost brought down lover popular rieire irfencny
It.e liu.o bv snatching the first LaBelle. Jr. cutomers wanveti
fll with a "surfboard hold after to kill thh bai lelj-ihested f newif
20 rn,.iu; of rugfced going. Ka- j fifter bis Jftrat match, and little
(....en i.me hack m eight minutes wonder. 11 grapples on the order
with one for the bK.k. however, i of Rufus AiueK. the negro manner,
lining what he calls a "Charley j Al Sail and Gut Johnsort
Anderson Special" to .squeeze an . whipped ff a corker and alU
uncle"' from Angello. The "spe- clean operier, the only fall in it
i ial" is a combination leg and arm going to $zaz via a Hungarian
bar hold with a front face lock leg clutch in 29 minute. Johnnon
u-rgM anH UH the S?lf-ms to thcii- thrown in and it made Martinelli had the cjunt almost evened in
v. n with h!s rA pitching. The Unk llJie a pi.tj-.el. Then with :43 the final njmute, out trie Den era
fio,r play of Cji-rd Al (harnbci- glne j the thiid heat the Kato-ed hostilit
U mi a'ro ;ot out. ,
TKe Viking- !ay Springfield' i
l!iJ-len jo another o N'arr.er at Sa- I
em Furtay night, the mme night m. B.vf.w
the po n'.ii.g B.illflogs tackle Le-
Hoac-Steele Match Readied;
J !i
Hot' Grudge Due in Prelirri
1
tirvun i ri a M.ptr-criH lal oimi ici ,
i iimax game.
Bellinger led (.coring on the Sa- ;
!em fi'ie v ith'll pnr.ts. Chaniler- j
lain, who teamed with Dick Hen- j
tiie to gie tne Viking a dming j
pa:k. had nine. HctKlne hari wgnf. , February 20, as Matchmaker Hanyl Plant's 10 round main
Card Hein, of the Bulldog, ''f ! wm whirlwind Hoag's third itrlight outing here and
ftm 41
C 1
The Duane (The Durable) Hosg vs Young jFreddie Steele feather-!
weight fistic scuffle, announced at the armoijy lat week, hag beeni
sigr ed .nd waled and await delivery to the local swat hall Wednes-j
Spurt at End
Nets Victory
t
Willduu'tH Lirked
i i
At Foul Stripe Again
Still the fast passing, quick- hit
ting hall fluh they were the night
before, ciollcge of Pugct Sound'.s
liogger. Ittst night also duplicated!
Mrmday Right's score and turned
back the Willamette Bearcats. 54
49, at the! university to sweep the
two ganrie series. The Bearcats,
driving fall the way last night were
again whipped at the foul line
after oiilcount itig the visitors from
.... ...tiui.i in that the licld. 21 field goals to 9.
sectorUwhirh should be Joyous I A close hi king ball game pi ac
tldlngs for II. Hohson. ; ''ally tltroughout. the loggers
; j jumped M a 13 6 had at the 10
We're sure we need not ela- minute mjirk and were in front,
borate on the tattling words 25 18 at hjilft.rne. The 'Cats were
that Cliff Parker will be a good i 'aulty with pacing and ball han-
! dung to tig tnctr own uiun ine
i first periHl.
! Hut in llie f ut moments of the
j second period the Bearcats lit Up
behind Kretl Graham:' sparkling
j siwits from the field; fctarted to
(drive ami began closing the gap
j little by little. With 10 minutes to
j go the CPS quint had only a six
! point lead at 36 30. Then Graham
went on. a one man scoring binge,
hit three in a row aind tied the,
count at 36 all.
The game turned fast, furious
and foul filled at this point and
the 'Cats lost three men Bruce
Barker, Courtney Jones and
Wrayne Stuidevant in rapid suc
cession on personals. Glumberg of
the Loggers left the srme way as
the count was deadlocked at 37.
Iinfiettl Protect Ieatl 39 and 4i.
But Fincham and Jerry Mar
tineau of the Loggers teamed for
a fast-hitting pree at the five to
go mark and when the four minute
rest stop came the ('PS'ers were
out in front by three markers,
44 41.
The Bearcats, deeply wounded
by the joss of so many players,
kept driving, however., and didn't
actually fade until the dying mo
merits oi the thriller. ;
in all; the 'Cat Were tooted
down for 26 fouls. The logger
looped l tie thiowsi more than
enough o offset the field goal
deficit. CPS was fouled 16 times
with the 'Cats connecting with
only seven gifters.
Graham's 20 points while turn
ing in the outstanding game of the
night led all scoring. He and Ollie
William?, who entered the game
with a surge of his own in the
second half, actually kept the
hustling WU's in the battle. Finch
am collected 13 for the Loggers.
W Ilia met U (4)
rW . ..ill' I '
man to lead the Salem Sena
tors Boosters band 'twould be
only superfluous. Quiet-mannered;;
Clifford has friends bv
the bushels, a faultless reputa
tion, ambition and background.
We're ! not by any means alone
in thinking Mayor Doughton did
one George Emlgh a favor In
appointing Cliff; to theup-'n-
at-'emj post.
Wildcats Down
li , .
'hitman Again
I infield Protect Ieatl
With Slim 52-16 Win
NORTHWEST CONrrSINCI
W I. Prl. PF P
7 I 7S I'M .-U0
4 1 S00 2M 2M
t 2 .714 MS JM
2 2 .SOO 213 197
S 5 Mi SC2 4 MS
2 I .200 4M 506
0 1 .000 210 4M
Untitle)
Bri. Cl. .
c. p. s. .
Pacific .
Willamette
Whitman .
Col. Idaho
iJKt nlaht: at Willamette 48. CPS 4;
at Whltsn 46. t.lnflrld 2.
Tlits rrk: Friday and Raluiflay.
Par i Or at Bh1iii Columbia; Sa'uidny.
Mtifleld at Willamcttr.
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LOGGER BASKET: Anxious eyes await a rtboand that didn't come
In the Willamette-College of Puget Sound Northwest conference
series at WU. The basket, shot from the key by CPS Martineau
(not shown) shoved the Loggers t a S I lead. WU's Brace Barker
(17) and Dale Bates (13) await the ball at left with Loraa (
of CPS. Bob Fincham, CPS. la shown with back to ball and
Courtney Jones (right), WU center, moves in wltheies up.
(Statesman photo by Harold Burns)
Web feet- Hopes
For Title Tilt
t ale Duck Rally Can't
Malrli 'Hof yt'SC Acp
NOKTHFRN DIVISION STANDING
W I. Pel. I'F P.
tJalio 7 4 fttfi Ml 4
Hrr(f'n Stale -7 4 M 47
OrrKn S 1 V' SIS JUS
Washington S 7 411 :.(H IV2
WahliiKt' Stale 3 7 .' 1 4'3
I.akt nurllt. at Oregon -61. W-.in-ton
S1.it.- 68
KUGEXK. Ore . Frb. 12. -Gale
Bi-hop lmt tinkle h.ant
edly lisellcd the ltni -i ity of
Oifon's hopes for .1 1 3 4 M di i'-lun
penn.'itit hcie tonight a he tjlllcd
32 points to lid Wail lington Stnte
college to ;i 68 to 6! tvin o i-r the
Wcfofools in their northern divi
sion, l'juific cost coi fere n e rage
tilt here.
Bishop came within tso points
of the division scwrinfl record held
jointly hy his tcamniate. Vin e
Hanson, and Don MtMilhot. U'jsti
ington Mtukies, and ijfe dirt it be
foie heing put out flf Map game
on fouls with 3 mini;e. 43 sec
onds to BO. :i
A crowd of 6900 . fans v.au-hed
as the Cougars took jj the contest
in a bitterly fought ftbt half, saw
Oregon take a brief one point edee
toward the end of the pecond quar
ter and later cheered belatedly a
Oregon drove vainly jin the final
seconds to close the gap.
Bishop's sensational scoring
stride overshadowed the perfor
mance of Dick Wilkijjs and L'pt.
Bob Hamilton, eachjj netting 17
poinls for the WebfooL.
Wath. Slate (M) 1 Orrn (l -
ft Pf Tp It If PI T
WALLA WALLA, Fh 12 -tP
Linfield's Wildcats repeated their
Monday night win over a deter
mined Whitman quintet with a
52-46 decixion tonight, the field
goals for the second night being
evi end the winners' margin
coming jfrom free throws. Linfield
had a halftime lead of 31-29 and
the Mij-sionaries matched them
point lof point in tbe second half.
Junglfng, i Linfield fourth-year
man, contributed 20 points to
pacie all scorer?.
Wfiluaaa (44)
Hubbs lit)
K3I it) i
Campbell (I)
Mitchell (0)
llatipt Udl
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c
Ci
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tit) MafleU
(10) Cone
.20) Junslms
it) Clubb
(0) Routs
M) TapMott
4.
Whitman aub Heath 4. O'Dell
Linfield uba- Boyla 10. Worth 2.
Officials Rule Idaho
Did Win Game, 57-56
MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. 12-U"-Tlte
rcfeice and umpire who of
ficiated at last night's disputed
basketball game between Mon
tana University and the Univev
Maple's Grab
Division Title
The Maple &. Keene Sporting
Goodsmen outlasted a haid-woik-ing
Knights of Columbus five in
BihhoD. f 12
Sivertaon. f 2
Haruon. c
Johlinon. g
F.veM. g
Arndt. f c
Borg. f
Main, e
Bavlem. (
Carlion. f
S 32 Wtlk h. f
0 5 Raiuiitpen. f
1 Havailie
0 0 Main :oti . (
4 S W'miil, I
3 g.KeebH,7
0 2 Bra-r.i
0 2 Berg.!
2 4
2 0'
sity of Idaho re-checked the j the granddaddy of all rough and
scorebook and ruled tonight that
Idaho won 57 to 56 as was re
ported originally.
Referee Ed Stricherz comment
ed that "as far as both coaches
were concerned, the 57 to 56
tumble ball games last night, and
copped the National division, City
league pennant with a clot 38-33
victory at Willamette. The Sport
sters had to come from behind in
the bottom half of the last quar-
TOTAI.S It 17 ( TO
Referee: Kmll Pllu.su;
3 17
4 S
1 7
3 17
4 II
0
1 a
t
Al s n l M
uti'ii!- Hl
scoie was the correct count when i ter to do it.
the game ended.
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Kriv ; Steele is feathei weight champim HOOD I tlOSUllS
li Kfcftbuiln ' ' .. ... . .... .....i .......1 V, I r !
li )laan,ii,i Blll)r ummmia mini wi.i..
.m iieji'" I fill-end v reached here that he will
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ri ait.
7 f Jft;i :
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1 fiinini-f J.
Aihanv AMfti .
Uoh.i .T!d Hat
(.lily Division
4
Iii Last Uound
p.i.
TV I IA(.I f iaiim;
i Nai.ct.kl oi t! 1
W I.
Viplr-Keene 7 1
l' i aril.'.i.lr 5 J
?'Tj-' Cj n 3 4
6i i iri In - ii v 2
Kn.rntf. Oo'.u-jib.' 1
come seeking the Oregon feather
, title, held by two-fisted Hoag.
On the other hand, Hoag -has
won his last three fights by re
! sounding knockouts. Before those
tinte and excluding! a six-round
, d raw he had with C'hico Sanchez,
whom he later kayoexi, Hoag won
11 straight battles. There is no
question but what Tex Salkeld's
j blond piece of perpetual motion
is headed up the fistic ladder.
At least one of Plant's four pre-
8VJ 411 25',. . . .
714 24 211 i limilKiiy IJOU18 imini '
4u 259 2.1 ha announced only the one
limn SCHOOL
Salem 43, Albany 2S
Hilveilon 98. Wood burn 32
Canbv 2S, jDallas 28
Handy SMolalla Zt
ftalem Soph . Ilalsey 13
MarnhlirlU, .to, l oquuie la
Eurn 421
PF PA
Junction City 3S
Rarker. t
Graham, f
Jonei, c ,
Barbour, g
Bales, f .
O. Wilfiaiiif, f
Tullli. t
Sttudivant, f . .
I Palmetrer, c
Old., K . ,
j TOTALS
! c. r. n. ti)
I Van Can. p. f
! Iran. t
: Flnchman,; c
2
167
but in it a couple of lads
oo '.in
lis 2?7 ; so far
1 who are right hot at one another
The Nntior.il division of the j will do the biffing. In fact, Plant
t.a'ketb; 11 league plays off figured he had best let em go
at it in the ling before they decide
to settle their piivate feud on a
street corner.
The two are Leon Moore, Sa
lem's 132-pound curtaimaUer boys
on Plant's first two shays, and
Reno Ray Jackson, an aspiring
mittstcr of the Buddy Ambrose
stable. Jackson challenged Moore
three, weeks ago, was ignored and
opened verbal fie on he Sam
Duncan protege. Moore returned
all compliments verbally, and first.
thing Plant knew there was con
siderable heat between the two
lads. He has signed them for the
opening four-rounder.
The balance of the card will be
i-rranged later by the matchmaker.
City
-the f;nal iotmct tonight at WiHam
.'ie ' university when the Sever
n's Ii,turtice end Iefty's Art arid
Curio Shoppers meet at V.30
.'ilfHk arid the Knights of Co
Ii mbus play ll.e Willame tte Co -:.nats
t "-30.
Shutdown Of f.
Sports Resume
NEW YORK. Feb. 12-i.VMay-f
r YViiliim O'Dwycr's sudden re-"Hi.-ati'.n
: sn order closing down
rriuscmcnt plates came, too late
t tught to restore any sports
: t Tits to the e filing's program
Put ni.-ft spt.rts promoters were
u; t i urri'- o-iations aiain
t m i row
Sewrll Ailmils l'ost
f( iUiRAD'I SPRINGS, Cf.lt..
!b II A' Lu-ut. Billy Sewell
v. no played in the bm-kficld fyr
i! e S ot,d air force superlximh-
s t.e Ui't two seasons, has le-i:
rattled bat'k field coach at Wash
Ij.fctuii State. Pullman, he itli
C .utn-d here t.Kiay. Sewell play
t at Waohingtoti State in 1939,
3V40 ! d 1941
Oreon City 42. Greahain 31
West Linn j 32, Ntwberg :0
Milwaiikie 37, Cent, Catholic 33
Btavei ton 1 4. Tlgard 31
Dayton 4S.' WllUmlna H
latl cl. Slletz 31
HUlaboro S5, Toreat Crov 31
Wahln(toij 39, Lincoln 22
Roosevelt Jil. Jefferson 30
Grant 34, Benson 33
Franklin it, Sabln 28
UO Froah 4. Lebanon 47 (overtime)
UO Fiokh 151 . Medford 43
,
j f OI.I.EGE
Willamettei 4, CPS S4
WSC , Oregon SI
Idaho 53. Montana 46
St. MaryVj 60. San iom State 54
Misoliaiippii 58, Miw. State 44
EWCK .2. WWCK S3
Oklahoma Angles 38. Tulsa If
Duke 73, Georfia Tech 31
ColJ College SO. Denver 44
Oklahoma pi. Kansas State 44
Texas TcclJ 57, Hardln-Simmons 44
VikinJ Grapplers
To Ie?t Pelicans
Coach TJmmy Drynan's Salem
high wrestlng team, with but one
outing already experienced this
eason, Satjirday night meets the
visiting Klamath Falls Pelicans in
an 8 o'clock engagement at the
senior higrj school. p''ynan has
been wo -kiig with the prep grap
plers many weeks.
Jacobs Okeys
Title Fracas
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (P
Mike Jacobs today gave his bless
ings to a proposed light heavy -
weight championship fight here
I between Champion Gus Lesnevich
nd Archie Moore, ranking chal
i lcnger. National boxing aasficia
! tion officials 'recently sought the
laid of Jacobs, top New York pro
i moter. in urr inging such a bout,
i.anii Jacf.Vs has okeyed the idea.
SonliH Thump Ilalsey
, Frank Beier's Salem high Sophs
' thumped Halsey high on the Villa
' boards 65 Ho 13 Tuesday night,
i with Jack filler pacing th way
j with 14 poijtts. The Soph reserves
1 beat the Ilalsey Bees 34 to zi.
I Haoha HM 1 (13) Halsey
Johnston (2)1 F 4) Croas
Kleinsmlth 86) F (2) Vanca
Kleen (8) f C (I) Mitimcr
NrKwandrr' OI O (5) Villamuna
Michaels 2 G 11) Bring rmi. afS Santa Anita nark
Subs for Siphs-Cummlngs , Covalt' ti! anla An!w
4. Funk 7, i'hamberlain 2, Miller 14, 1
Culbrrt4ift 7. Referee. Boo MrllKer
$25,000,
Barbara
(5) villamuna j birthday
Sandy Defeats
Molallu, 30-28
SANDY San.lv hitfh tirai tic-
ally assured itself the basketball j Martineaii, s
crown of the Willamette valley j Giunberg 1
league luesaay nignt, eaging me , willia.m, f
runneruo Molalla Buckaroos 30
to 28. 'arid taking a full two game
lead in the pennant race. Don Wil
son's Bucks trailed 23 to 14 at
halftime in the closechecking fray,
and although they out-scored the
victors 14 to 7 in the two final
periods, they could; not make up
the difference. Sandy a Bees beat
Molalla'a reserves 27 23 in the
prelim, j
Randy ()
Gray 18) t
Steensnn 12)
Lund 1 6) I
Wolf (8) ii
Eliaaon 1 61
Sub forMOiaiia i ouiaon i.
Yankees Drill
Despite Rain
BALBOA, Canal 2one, Feb. 12
(K)-K misty rain, said to be the
first her during the dry season
in nearly 20 syear. failed to inter
fere with the New York Yankees'
third Panama workout today. Lt.
Gen. Wiljis Crittenberger, chief of
the Caribbean defense command,
attended the practice as did can
didates ilor queen of the Mardi
Gras carnival who posed for pic
tures with the Yankee stars.
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Canby Quintet
Elites Dallas
DALLAS Canby Cougais
doggedly from behind here Tues
day night to finally overtake
Dallas and win their Willamette
Valley league game 28 to 2.
Dallas led 9 to 4 at the first quar
ter. 15 to 12 at halftime. and 19
to 18 hi the third period rest, only
Dallas
team prelim 28T to
7
,3: to lose in the final stanza
nl won the "B
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(It) Molalla
.8) diaries
(1) Kra::berner
.11) Smith
(11 L. Owens
i5 D. Owens
TOTALS S3 19 16 16 54
Official!: Ralph Coleman and Al
Lightnrr.
juniors Wind
Up Hoop Loop
16.
Dalian (7
Ziegler 'til
Holier (01
Kahler 7)
Nairn
Drnce i 2)
F
F
c
a
o
(?) CankT
.41 OUtrad
.41 Tatone
li Milts
(15i Vaurlm
i 21 Wfiitr
Sub or Canbv- Sclioonover 2. Of
ficials- Crook and Reynold. .
Tam O'Shanler
Meet Rieher
The Kaycees. controlling the
backboards, held a 20-19 halftime
lead, lt was nip and tuck from
there until the final two minutes
when Johnny Kolb. Otto Skopil
and Cece Quesseth teamed to
mesh the victory. Maple's will
now play Page Woolen In the
playoffs for the City title. Al
T.iffhtner of Manle's was elected
from the game last night; for un- JJ'j' ,t)
necessary rougnne.
Maple's (II)
Skopil (7)
Gueaxtli .11)
Specht k2
Wlckert .2)
Ltshtner .10)
Maple's ut
Knivhta of Coluinbua-
eenti 4. Fox 2, GenUkow 2
Vocum.
(11) Karre
i 4) AlblK-ll
(7) Weianrr
llOi Mrirr
I (I I I.tirat
Eu1r. MiR--d Ire Ihrout WSC. Bin
! I. Siveitum 1. Hn.jn I. tlon.
Oimoh Wilkmi X, HaniMn I,
4, ttainlllon I. I
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Foxes Trounce
Woodburn f59
S1LVERTON The Silver ton
Foxes bounced back ftom the-r
upset at the hands of Mt. Angel
to soundly trounce their bitter ii
vals. the Woodburn Bulldogs. 58
to 32. in a Willamette valley lea-.
gue game here tonight. Dale Ben
nett, Fox forward and league
leading scorer, counted 22 points.
Silverton led at halftime 31 to 12.
Woodhurn copped the " B ' team
game 20 to 6.
Silverton (58) (It) W
Bennett .22 1 F lf Asper
Wlrkham (7) F 4 Fiestin
)Nado ill) f 8 Andr
O ioi uipperi
G (2 Khaw
suh fnr Silverton Ttin bl 2 Offi
cials Tom D:nan and Bntct Willlan t.
Slonn. 0)ahl"KbV iTiHlljle Toiligllt
Rrfetce
Willamina 3, Amily 37
The Leslie-Parrish Intramural
l-fl 4. lr akt Kii 1 I 1a)30Mal rfr. C i Y a f t TI
ish line Monday with Parrish CHICAGO, Feb. 12 -(TP)-George
quints taking four wins over Les- S: May. the gomng promoter wiu.
lie. The schools now select all- ! ideas and plenty of ca.h jo back
star squads for the city title se- j them up, today announced a rec
ries starting February 22. ; o d-breaking purse of $50,000 for
p. f.reen (37) (34) I.. Bia-k his Ail-American golf tournament
Farnnm un F 7 Hav Kt Tam O'Shanter Country club.
Lukfnbitl ,4) c "iiTK July 22-28. Top money will be
Houck 8) G 5) Cummings I io 500 an increase of $300 over
Welnsteln ' U0) G li! Schwabaucr ' . , .. ..i,4,,i K
Suba for Blacks Norton 3. Bronnan the first-place swag pocketed by
2.
j MT. ANOKL. Feb. 12 (Spe
cial) Mt. Angel's Preps and
I Woodburn s Bulldogs will meet
I here Wednesday night in an 8:30
I o'clock Willamette Valley league
Willamina topped j iskeUiall game. The contest was
at Willamina Fri- ; ,,riinaiiy dated for February 22,
1 but has been moved up to make
f M W,!,4a)Tm ' way for the district 11 lourna
F n Riw ment w hich opens here that night.
G upipeI I Mt. Angel defeated Woodburn 31-
G 8i Coburn 22 in their first.round meeting in
league play this season.
AMITY
Amity, 39-3
I day night.
Amity (37)
Johnson 8
Ie (61
King .4)
, Watts U3)
I Burns 1 3 1
' Amity ub- Lis ron 3. Willamina
Denver 2. Referee- Rodxtra.
Wliirlahout Winner
ii
ARCADIA, Calif.. Feb. 12 -tft
Louis B. Mayer's Whit lalx.ut got
up in thi last 70 yards to defeat
Blue Alibi by a neck to win the
ieve n-fiulong Santa
handicap. Lincoln's
feature for mares and
P. Red
Baker US)
Paulus . Hi
Baron KM
Ijiwi eix e 1 3)
Duval 1 5)
P. firev (21)
Lebold (4)
Osborn (2)
McDonald 20)
Sodeman (2
Olson iO)
Gold (12)
Sproule (8)
Wensenrotli '01
Stoutenbeig i0)
Arnold Ul
Carver (31
r
F
C
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F
F
C
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F
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; Byron Nelson in last year's Ali
os) I.. White ; American open.
(2) F. Sproule I
.41 Haugen
Ul llilfii
lit Krerieri
i6l Klrinstnitli
(24) I.. Hluet
i 4 1 Cock In w.
.4) Bunnell
(41 Nynerg
(3) Fi ederickson
(7) Blaklry
Wolves Thtimp
Paeifie Quint
CheiMiiva to Enter Big Team
In AAV Fight Show Thursday
Interest in the Salem Junior ,jl27 pounder, who is easily re
Chamber of Commerce sponsored j jmembered by fight followers in
AAU boxing show at the armory j ISalem after his superb showing
Thursday night went up a size- ,ion a card about a year r.go, and
able notch yesterday when it was nTerry Francis, a 175-pounder who
annn.mrrrt bv nromoter Mai. recently won a Portland title.
(28)
P. Card
(.1) Sloan
(Si ReoDond
(4) Ullman
iSl Rock
(11) Speni-e
Vuiulalst llat Alontana
MOSCOW. Idaho, Feb. 12. iVP)
The Idaho Vandals left no room
for mistake in the basketball situ
ation tonight as they clamped the
skids on the Montana fast break
and licked Uie Grizzlies 53 48.
MONMOUTH-Paced by Claude
Buckley's 20 points and 18 mote
by George Bullion, Oregon Col
lege of Education Wolves wal
loped Pacific college here Mon
day night, 63-42. The Wolves,
off to a flying start, led by a 32-22
count at halftime.
IKK (81) (4Z) ra.iiM-
Bullion U8)
Buckley i20)
F
F
Crook US) C
Neal (0) G
Hansell 4) G
f ICE ub Hansmen 2
Winegar 2. Pacific-Hayes 7.
-Klein and Dickey.
U7 Osrler
(Mi Parnsb
(SI lladley
. 2 1 Booth
(01 rotif
Hocking 2.
F. H. Blake, AAU committee
member, that the Chemawa In
dian School would enter a large
team in the one-night tourna
ment. The Indians, according to
Chemawa A t n 1 e t i c Director
"Chief" Thompson, have just
completed an intra-school tour
ney of their own to. find the best
battlers in the various weight di
visions. Two of those who w ill probably
be included on the Chemawa
Blake announced yesterday that
jMarioii-Polk county amateurs
jmay continue to register until 2
p. m. Thursday, when weighing
in ceremonies will take place and
pairings made. Registration can
be made at the Y MCA Packy Mc
Farland is to teferee the show,
according to Blake, and Harry
Levy, chairman of the Salem
Boxing commission, v. ill handle
the announcing and time-keeping.
Tickets .are on sale at Maple &
team are Joe Pete, hard-punching 1 Keene sporting goods store.
Officials
i
Frolinicii Cop Pair
FI 'GKNF.. Feb. 12. A') Univers
ity of Oug"ii freshmen defeated
s o.jifii, 48 4. m an overtime
Mime arid then trounced Medford
81-43 in a doublcheader b.i.'kttball
jt -.-1 iicse tiis aitei'hooii.
Trapper Fire Sunday
A Merchandise shoot- -SO
16-jard targets class shooting
and 50 added money handicap
targets - - has' been announced
for the Salem Trapshooters club
for nest Sunday, February 17.
on the rlub range, according t
Secretary Clarence Townsend.
Shooting starts at 10 a. m.
m
ThouMtxla of sufferers from tha tortur
ing pains du to Hltnpje piles are Kale.
fill ovr th!)r dlwiory of HIMIX,;
Tills marvelbua trlpm-aetlon fornnila
qul.'kly relieves fb maddening p In
and It.-hlnaViMtMtX rpala pila with
ootliltig, prhtectlva inadlHna. Bally
works foKt. -iMuat glva relief In
treat mefila jr your money .' J
suffer another minute. Jt HIMis
(Hutment frm your druggist today on
-this DoIU4fuarU4)."- i
Sold t Air Drug Stores
TICKETS Are Slill Available for
i !
AAU Boxing Tournament
Thursday, February 141h
Salem Armory 8 P. II.
TICKETS on nale at Maple and Keene Sport Store or
from any member of Salem Junior Chamber of Com-
1
meree -sponsors.
DRS. CHAN . . . LAM
Ur.r.T.Im.D. r.G.CIian,N.U
CHINESE HERBALISTS
241 North Liberty
Upalalrs PortUnd General Wectric
Co Office open Saturday only
10 a n. to ! p.m ; 8 to 7 p.m. Con
sultation, BIcmkI pleasure and urlru
tests are free of ctiarce. rructiced
ln-e 1817.
1IEVEB A WEEK GOES BY!
But one or two persons come into our office with a letter from
the State Financial Responsibility Department saying they will
lose their drivers license and auto plates, unless they file
Auto Liability Insurance right now. They have been imolved
in an auto accident without Auto Liability Insurnce.
Don't drive a ear In Oregon without Auto Liability Insurance.
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