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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1932)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 19:12 REFEREES NAMED FOR HOOP GAMES MARION COUNTY Assignment or officials for the 40 Marion county basketball league games ha brn completed. The lists covering the entire aeries during the remain tier of January, February and March, prepared in the office of Fred Wolf. Salem high achool prln eipal. were placed In the mails Tues day afternoon. This is the first year a concerted effort has been made to secure cap able oH ida la for basketball game. Early in the season the physical education department of Willamette university agreed to conduct an of ficial school. Fifteen or 18 men ware Incorporated In the school and be tides being taught the rules of the game, were placed on the floor to demonstrate their ability during contest. Criticism of each other's work by officials, which has been the cus tom for several years, will not be tolerated. It U said. Complaints of the work done of referees will be received by the head of the Marlon county association but the team of any roach who publicly condemns the referee will be eliminated from further competition. The games and the men who have been assigned to officiate are: Jan. 15 St, Paul at Oervais, Dixon. Jan. 15 Jefferson at Stayton, Robbiai. Jan. 15 Gates at Turner. Bashor. Jan. 15 Salem at Woodburn, Etfleston. Jan. 15 Scott Mills at ParrLbh, Manning. Jan. 15 Aumsvillc at Mill City, Norby. Jan. lfl -Stayton at Aumsvllle, Hauk. Jan. 18-Turner at Mill City. Ma son. Jan. 22 Gervals at Parrish, Cad wl). Jan. 22 Silverton at Woodburn, Fleher. Jan. 22 -Turner at AumsvUle, Deetz. i Jan. 22 -Mill City at Jefferson, Mason. Jan. 26 Salem at Chemawa, Ba ahor. Jan. 27 St. Paul at Parrish, Flhr. Jan. 29 Chemawa at Silverton, Btrit mater. Jan. 29 Aumsvllle at Gates, Nor by. Jan. 20 Stayton at Mill City. Flcsher. Jan. 20 -St. Paul at Scott Mills, Manning. Jan. 29 Jefferson at Turner, Egle&ton. Feb. 5 Gervais at St. Paul. Bain. Feb. 5 Turner at Gates, Stritmat- r. Feb. 5 Jefferson at Aumsvllle, Dcetx. Feb. 5Mill City at Parrish, Ma eon. Feb. 5 Chemawa at Woodburn, Kngleton. Feb. 9 Chemawa at Salem. Maple, Feb. 9 Stayton at Jefferson, Hauk. Feb. 12 Turner at Stayton, Rob bins. Feb. 12 Parrish at Gervais, Dixon. Feb. 12 Mill City at AumsvUle, Cudwcll. Feb. 12 Gates at Jefferson, Ba ahor. Feb. 12-Scotts Mill at St. Paul, Bain. Feb. 19 Stayton at Turner, Flesh er. Feb. 19 Aumsvllle at Jefferson, Btrit mater. Feb. 19 Parrish at Scotts Mills, Bain. Feb. 24 Salem B at Parrish, Egle ttnn. Feb. 26 Scott Mill at Gervais, Deeti. Feb. 26 Wodburn at Silverton, Bashor. Feb. 26 AtunavUle at Stayton, Robbinjt. FVb. 26 Jefferson at Gate, Eglc-aton. Feb. 26 Mill City at Turner, Man ning. Scotts Mills Will Have Music Sunday Scott a Mills A number from the Eugene Bible university have plan ned to be present at the Christian church Sunday and help with the services of the day. Walter E. Stram will also be present and deliver tlw morning and evenmg mesfnuc. There will also be special music and chalk-drawing. All wishing to do so have been invited to bring full bas kets for a basket dinner at noon in the OriKhong hall. ti rnkr M;rrs (.AT I S Turner The boys' team of Gates high school a ill meet the local hih achool team on the local floor Fri day night. This is expected to be a tough game for Turner as the Gates quintet has been undefeated this season. A preliminary game is being arranged lor the Turner high school girls' team to play either tlie Oregon Luten Mills team or the local alum ni. Wednesday night the Turner Athletic clubs two team meet Stay ton at Stayton In a double-header. This game between the first strings Is looked upon as very Important in the race for league leadership. KRAXillHS PLAY Two basketball quints, said to be about even In ability will clash on the Y. M. C. A. floor Wednesday evening at a 15 o'clock. They art Parker and Cadwells Wranglers and a team from Perrydaie. The latter squad has been winning a big majority of its game this sea-tun. TURNVEREIN TO PLAY BEARCATS WEDNESDAY EVE With ft somewhat revamped line up, tlie Bearcat basketball squau will Wednesday night play the first of a aeries of three games sched-: uled for the week, with the Turn verein club of Portland furnishing the opposition. Willamette's fresh- : man squad will play a preliminary , with either the Canny town team or one of the lecal Sunday School , quints starting at 6;30 o'clock. Fri-, day night Coach Keene's men fcillj meet Columbia on the Irish court, ( while tlie following night tlie same j squads will play here. 1 After a hard workout Tuesday afternoon Coach Keene decided to switch Reike from a guard position to center, thus placing Kloostra in a forward post. Fear that Kloostra would not be able to play the tip off Job through an entire game of , tough going was the motive for making the move. Carpenter and : Alien will likely start Wednesday ; night at guard, while Scales, Ben- jamln or Kloostra will get the call j for the forward Derths. Coach Keene stated Wednesday that he was well pleased with the , progress- being made by Burdette ; and predicted a successful year for nun. Bergerson Groomed For Cage Position CorvalUs, Ore., Jan. 13 (LP) Gil Bergerson, 225-pound Oregon State college football guard who towers 6 feet, 6 Inches In height, Is being groomed for a place on Coach "Slats" Gill's basketball team, and probably will be given his first op- portunity to how hi atuff In the I opening game of the series with the University of Idaho here Fri day night. Coach Gill ha been working with Bergerson for more than a week and says that he had possibilities of making a valuable man, partic ularly against the heavier confer ence opponents. With Jerry Thomas, junior for- ward, definitely out of the Idaho series aith a serious case of flu which doctors report Is bordering on pneumonia. Coach Gill may be forced Into giving Bergerson a trial. Rofcedale The Rosedale basketball team will meet Liberty teams Wed nesday night at Liberty for their second game, the first having been won by Liberty 25 to 21. Frosh Climb Near Top in Cage Race Dallas The freshmen climbed to second place In the lnterclass bas ketball league Monday afternoon when, they defeated the seniors by a score of 20-12. Only two points separated the team at the end of tlie third quarter but the treshmcn dominated the game completely In the final period scoring tight points! to the seniors' two. 1 The league standings are as fol lows : W L Sophomores 2 0 Freshmen ..... 2 1 Seniors 1 2 Juniors 0 2 this week between the sophomores and Juniors. In the event of an unexpected junior victory a piun will be necessary between the sopho mores and freshmen. Letters will be presented to nine teen members of the football squad between halves of the basketball game Friday night when Dallas ami Monmouth tangle in tne nrsi ie;mu The final game will be played came of the season. Molalla The Molalla Volunter Firemen basketbnal team played the Turnvereins of Portland Monday night at the hiiih school gymnasi um and won by the score of 30 to 10. In a preliminary game the Mlo- ; alia Volunteer Firemen second team H was defeated by Colton by the score of 25 to 19. Wayne Bauer rcfcrccd u both games. SALEM DEFEATS j EUGENE, 23 T0 18 Eusenc Eugenes high school has- j kctball squad underwent it first real , hoop test of the season Tuesday j night and came off second best with fast breaking and more ponsnea Salem high quintet 23 to 18. Eugene was held scoreslev luring the first quarter, while Sa'.m tallied points. MilHgnn and Noiumm .started a two man rally when the . latter scored kite in the second quar- j ter and Milligan followed with a free ! throw and a lucky goal. Noitham j rang up another shot from deep center Just before the half ended and Eugene took the lead 8 to 6. ? The second half saw the scores , even until the last quarter when Salem began to break away from j the Eugene defense. Led by Bones, I visiting flash, Salem made a series 1 of sensational baskets. Eugene had one more rally left in it system when Mercer and Borth- j am rang up four points, but two more Salem goals nullified the ef- 1 fort. Lineups: KL'GENE (18) (23) SAIJM ; Speaguc F 8 Bone Million 4 F 5 Kelly Rundlett 2 C 4 Burrell Northam 8 O 3 San ford Mercer 4 O 2 Sachtler Hill S 2 Join son Referee, Scott Milllcnn. PHELAN TAKES SALARY SLASH Seattle, Jan. 13 A 20 percent reduction In the salary of Jimmy Flielan, football coach of the Uni versity of Washington, bringing it down to a basis of $12,000 a year. today led a retrenchment move In the lastitutloin's athletic activities. Tlie acceptance of the 20 percent cut, affecting all major coaches, 1 their assistant and all other em- i ploye of the associated students of the university, was forthcoming af ter a four-hour session of tlie fi nance committee last night. Tlie reductions atll be effective for the remainder of the fiscal jear, which ends fn August. In addition, a recommendation was formulated calling for the im mediate dumissal of Steve Ander son, assistant track coach and for mer world champion high hurdler. Injured Mack Rock Men Are Improving Dallas The three men injured Saturday and Sunday at the logging camp at Black Hock were reported Tuesday afternoon by hospital au thorities to be doing as well as could be expected. The names of the men were John Hess, Ceiitralla; John Utuch. Portland; and William Lee, also of Portland. 4 lit HI II I LAMS The Sunnyside Evangelical hoop learn of Portland will come to Salem Saturday night for a game with tlie Evangelical quint of the Salem Sunday School circuit. The con test will be called at 8 15 p. m. Miss ;kkkn bkttfr Jefferson Mlsa Rose QrOi who has been 111 for the p& month with bronchial as.trt& U slowly Improv . Airlte The Air lie basketball ad Vlll play Bethel at Bethel JIdav CJfht. WIO lt IMS PLAY Scio Scio flrrmtn bakt tecrs are to play a double-header at Mill City Wednesday ninhf. according to an nouncement of Manager J. A. With ers, who has ptlotfd Seio teams throuiih varying successes during the winter. On Thursday niaht. Airlie town team Is expected in Scio to meet the firemen squad. The latter won over Airlie recently In face of the fact that the visiting team Is heavier and perhaps more exper ienced. The test Thursday night is forward to with anxious an Urination bv St io refvi. who have every confidence m the firemen. nt day night a double-header will be staged In the local gym, the local hiah school apainst teams from Shedd. One of tlwe games Is to be stngrd hv pir1.. Cnrh Hnl td DR. CHAN LAM Chines Medicine Co. Natural TvmcdlM fot ailment of itom.ch V. 1 blood, llvfr, gl.tKl., I Js' 4 ner.ct and urinary :'" nyntrm. Alio .11- fe. j m.nt. turn m ulrrr Jin itom.cli. colitis, jtf, . con.rMlon . 4 .'nuiuni; Si ontiim M..ind illtoom. Offlr Hour Ttiexltj and S- day i 00 to 6 0 p m. 1M H. Com! Bt- Boom M. Salra PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING IN THIS LARGE STOCK AT BIG REDUCTIONS DURING THIS SALE GREATEST SAVINGS EVE R OFFERED! jjjjggB KM It is our annual Invmlorv gale of all lines of household furnishings nt prices which make it worthwhile to buy now. The items listed below are only a few of the many exceptional values to he found in our enormous stock of good furniture. 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