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ley Contests Prep Slate luirn McAr- r C . ,1 Oakrld?e, k.9 m .t E"lr' 01lde frriln- .. P basketball honors ecow. , Kueene ..r.n the Axemen San, t..McArthur improving Eu ; KU hl captured its last ..ndM'Voredlnthe P f ..(Inn. following by moving to Oak- "r . mi ni on because r.-, home com i. in hosts Roseburg. The brines, wno snapt" - Ins ng Sirean. - out to avenge an earlier ",etbck handed them by the ' Thli tame, like the other rfl be ciose. rSn City will ItoPjto irlher winning streak mov ridw night when the Tigers 11 . --i trill Van HnvB1 to Pleasant m. - -, , definite favorite to re ,n earlier 78-28 trimming a will M seemng i the season Friday night t,i upl nomnholl e iaicuiia v."r m the University of Ore- the otner at Oakland for t Douglas 1...U plra oi t the torn In fly tingle. LERS AS 1 inilield moves into action fciiy night when the Millers t to Albany ior a nig-ai r rspringfield copped an earlier D nod om inc wu duuuu6., injuries plus playing away Millers to mako a sweep of Oil other weektnd Big-Six c.i . ...UaK with Pftr- will b seeking win number Fin UIC WILUi. .w i Vikings travel to Bend. Team Match on Wrestling Card COMPLETE PROGRAM Main Event Herb and Billy Parks vs. Kurt Von Popenheim and York Cretorian. (team match). Semi Final Ben Sherman vs. Dinno MacDonald. Opener Dale Kiser vs. Dali ny O'Rourke. , Referee Buck Davidson. "We'll give 'em the llckin' of their liven!" That's the prediction of Kurt Von Poppenhelm, the "Proud Prussian" wrestling villain who has suffered twice in team tilts at the hands of the popular Cana dians, Herb and Billy Parks. Kurt and his old teammate, York Cre torian, will combine against the Parks in Saturday night's head liner at the Armory. Von Poppenhelm has lost to the Parks with the Ohost and again with Jack Lipscomb as a part ner but Cretorian and the so- called Prussian boast a record of 32 straight team triumphs in Washington. The Parks, on the other hand, have not been beaten in Oregon, but has not been part, ners until recently. Matchmaker Don Owen an. nounced that Ivan Gorky will re turn to the Northwest next week and Owen has offered the winner to be a bloody brawl a team tilt against Ivan and Soldat Oorky. That should just about decide the world's mythical championship. Ben Sherman, the former Port lander who is now in business in Honolulu, will be making his. sec ond local appearance during his recent visit. He battled Cretorian to a draw last week and will test Danno MacDonald, young Cana dian Scotsman, in Saturday's semi-final. Sherman still possess es a terrific trop kick. Two youngsters, Dale Kiser of Portland and Danny O'Rourke of Milwaukie, will tangle In the opener starting at 8:30 p.m. Ki ser was beaten by Cowboy Carl son last week, but he has been Improving against top-flight tal ent. He will be favored against the former West Pointer who has also had trouble winning against name" opposition, Holland Paces 1 B Loop Scoring Dale Holland of Crow's Couears moved to the top of Lane County B League basketball scoring fol lowing last Friday's contests, the third week of action in the 1951-52 season. In two gnmes Holland has amassed a total of 54 points, an average of 27 points for the two games his team has played so far this season. Holland replaced Bill Blain of Triangle Lake at the top of the scoring list, Blain led ,the season's initial scoring list with a total of 35 points in two games. Triangle has not been In league action since lis second game and Blaln's total remains at 35. On the initial list Holland's name was in third place with 32 points but a 22 polnt night last Friday against Mapleton vaulted him Into the lead position. John Tuft of Mapleton and Bill ErickRon of Lowell are tied In second place with totals of 44 points, Pliyf n Holland. Crow 4 Tuft. Mnpleton 5 B. Erlckson. Lowell 3 snell, Mnpleton 3 Blain. TrlanBle i S. Mason, Mapleton 3 Olden, Mohpwlt S Peckliam. Mnplnton . - 3 B. Llltleiohn. Coburl 2 Cummtiia, P. Hill 3 ru. tt 44 43 35 34 33 33 31 30 Avt. 37.0 14.1 14.T U-i 17 II 111 10.1 mo ,10.0 Pleasant Hill Loses To Coburg, 46 to 30 PLEASANT HILL Coburg defeated Pleasant Hill High 46-30 here Tuesday night In an inter division Lane County "B" basket ball game. The Billies were ahead 19-17 at halftime, but Bob Little john paced a rally and finished with 30 points. Del Cummins scor ed 18 for the losers. Coburg downed Pleasant Hill 30-25 In preliminary second-team game. Lrencs New Coach Oregon Net Team plvtnlty of Oregon's tennis j, bolstered by several tal- Ireshmen, have been worn- out on McArthur Court re- j under a new coach Capt. it A. Laurence. urence, former student at it (Portland) High and North fit College, is a member jt lAlr Force ROTC unit on the hi. He replaces Cameron k who piloted the Webfoot tn to second place in the km Division last spring. en are only two lettermen m iquad-Tom MacDonald Don Neras. fcOMANS INTERESTED pcOUVER, B. C. (U.R) f oi mt proposed Van- er team in the Canadian Mm Conference Professional MLeagu, said they had re- N '(Wests from Cnar-h Bnh and lineman Gene Kln- oi ma Un verslto nf iri,... Hon for Information on the C1UD, MITrn vnruwin . v K5-w,-.coiig. k at i P'ayen oe- Professional baseball clubs. I rZ n ,no ueneral Man k I8""1'1" Cincinnati Church Basketball Krwmin Club (87) (25) B.S.t. Tyler, 6 .F 5, Sanbcrg Norval 6, jotinson O'Brien. 14 C 2. Diifon Schuch. 8 G 4. Peterson wooisey, 4 g r 2. wetzeu Subs: Newman Waaman 3. B.S.I. Woodi I, Riley 4. lit Chrlitlm (41) Maield. 5 T StatJer. 9 F Griffith, 8 C Emrick. 4 G.. Webster, fl ... -G Subs: 1st Christian 2, Hibberd 7. lit BptUt (57) (51) TMCA Torrey. 4 F .. 15. Kllkenney Schmiedinf, 14 F 18, Soderbertf Smith. U C 2. Rlchetts Daily. 1 G 8. Ramus Greene, 20 . ... G Htsser buos: 1st Baptist zimmeriee. Benton, (8) Fftlrmount 8, HodKin Krnst Huckins Bell . BiirBriardt -Thorpe 3, Smith Star Quint Unbeaten In Springfield Loop SPRINGFIELD Weyerhaeu ser Timbers, paced by Harlay Sittner's 16 points, defeated the Springfield News 52-28 In the Willamalane basketball league here Wednesday night. Spring field Dairy, with Ken Black scoring 14, downed Austin's Cafe 37-34, Spud McDonald scoring 13 for the losers. In Monday games, the unbeaten Star Cleansers thumped Spring field News 65-86 and Paramount Market downed the Dairymen 50-37. 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