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Newspaper Page TextHere We Go Again by Mun' and Frank Eck - - II 1 Duck HooperSetsGrid Record It? AsZtn" Game License Fee (RECORD: 1 44 Right, 45 Wrong, six Ties. PCT: .720 Rose Bushes to Be Planted for Game Bird Home Portland, Ore., Nov. 17 U. Multlflora rose bushes, a shrub like growth that can be adapted as a "living fence," will be in troduced in Oregon as a possible new habitat for game birds, the Oregon state game commission aid today. The bushes provide "excellent cover and feed for quail and pheasants"' and already have been tried successfully in the east and middle west, the com mission said. ' Lucky Beavers Ink Tiger for Coaching Post Portland, Ore., Nov 17 flJ-B General Manager Bill Mulligan of the Portland Baseball club announced today that Art Mills, Detroit Tiger coach for the last five years, had been signed to a similar post with the Beavers. Mulligan said Mills had been recommended by Bill Sweeney, the Beaver's new manager. Golly, This Guy Must Be Hungry Multistat, Mich., Nov. 17 W) The enthusiasm of Michi gan' current deer hunt fa son wu demonstrated when an unidentified man stopped at a factory here to have a broken knee hinge on his wooden leg welded. Aa soon as the job was done, he continued hia quest for a deer. HEARING ONFISHING LAW SET FOR JAN. 14 Portland, Ore.', Nov. 17 J- The annual public hearing for proposed angling regulations for 1949 will be held here Jan uary 14, the Oregon state game commission announced today. SALEM TRAPSHOOTERS TO BLAST BIRDS FOR TURKEY The Salem Trapshootera club will sponsor a turkey shoot next Sunday beginning at 10 a.m. The program will include class shoot ing and spot shooting and the general public is welcome re gardless of whether they are club members or not. Prep Grid Chase To Begin Friday Portland, Ore., Nov. 17 (U.BThe 1948 Oregon state high school football championship race goes into the backstretch Friday when hoth class "A" and "B" district titlists play in the first ot a series of elimination games which eventually will lead to the state crown. The championship game will Be piayea uecemoer 1 in t-on- land's Multnomah civic stadium, and the title was certain to change hands. The Dalles, 1947 champion, was not among the district survivors. Three of this years class A district winners, Albany, Huls boro and Jefferson of Portland were In the quarter finals last year. Hillsboro went on to thp final game only to be slaughtered by The Dalles. Class A action Friday night includes: Jefferson (district 8) vs. Cen tral Catholic of Portland (dis trict 7) at Portland. Hillsboro (district 8) vs. Gresham (district 5) at Hills boro. ' Albany (district 4) vs. Grants Pass (district 3) at Albany. Medford (district 2) vs. La Grande (district 1) at Medford. The class B quarter finals schedule: Dayton (district 1) at St. Paul (district 2). Maplelon (district 3) at Drain or Bandon (district 4). Henley (district 5) at Moro (district 6). Grant Union of John Day (dis trict 7) at Wallowa (district 8). Semifinals in both brackets will be played the following week-end. Sua rex Is KO'd In Seattle Bout Seattle, Nov. 17 (Pi Welter weight Buford Ransom knocked out Johnny Suarei of Portland in the third round of a sched uled 10-round main event here last night. In other bouts, Joey Ortega, 131, Portland, scored a three round TKO over Larry Regan, 127, Pocatello; Wayne Parker, 154, Seattle, outpointed Bob Craig, 161, Tacoma; Skinny Roberts, 149, Seattle, outpointed Young Stowe, 147, Tacoma; Lu cian Smith, ISO, Bremerton, TKO'd Don Robert, 142, Portland. Cards Drub West Salem, 29-0; Finish in Front Tuesday afternoon the Parrish Cards took the Junior loop cham pionship by downing West Salem 29-0, while the Leslie Goldi squeezed past their brothers, the Blues, 7-6. Capital Journal 4L1M. OREGON ' PaKe 9 November 17, 1948 Mallard Defies Nature to Nest Eggs in Oregon Portland, Ore., Nov. 17 U.R A wild mallard duck today was nesting on a dozen eggs under a bay window outside the home of Mrs. Artie Suss man. Mrs. Sussman said the ex pectant mother probably was one of many wild ducks she feeds at a pond about 100 feet from her home. But no matter where the duck was from, Chester A. Leichardt, regional law en forcement officer for the U.S. fish and wildlife service, said that in more than 20 years he had never heard of a duck nesting on eggs In this part of the country at this time of the year. Los Angeles, Nov. 17 MR) Oregon's Dick Wilkins, a sure fingered basketball star who waited until his senior year to go out for football, set his sec ond Pacific Coast conference pass-catching record last week end. Wilkins hauled In his 25th pass of the season while hi teammates pounded UCLA 28 to 7, PCC statistics showed In day. The tall Webfnot senior also holds the new loop mark for total yardage on passes, al ready having S04 with one game to go. His number of passes caught, record may be erased next week if Fran Polsfoot of Washington State, whose 2i caught tied the old record, gets hot Saturday. Powerful Jackie Jensen of California, the fullback who hits like a bull and has the speed of a scathack, surged back into the conference total offense leadership with 990 yards. The blond bear bomb shell holds a 62-yard edge over Oregon's passing star. Norm Van Brocklin. UCLA Quarter back Ray Nagel, the leader last week, has slipped to third. Jensen continued to lead in rushing with 840 yards. Jack Swaner, the other member of 1 the Cal jumping-jacks combina-1 tion. is second with 677 yards. Van Brocklin Increased his passing lead with his smooth performance a g a I n st the Bruins. He has completed 63 throws for 978 yards, al though Ken Carpenter of Ore gon State, ranking only sev enth In number of comple tions, has a 63 percent com pletion average. John Brogan of Idaho did not get off a punt against Portland university last week, but main tained his leadership In that department with a 42.1-yard av erage. Swaner scored twice in Cal's rout of Washington State to break his tie with Don Samuel if Oregon Slate for scoring leadership. Swaner now has 60 points. Samuel 4R. and John . ' JP t3F2 I r J? . ?i Georgian Seeks To Bar Conn Try Savannah, Ga., Nov. 17 lAP) A Savannah boxing official is seeking to have Billy Conn, for mer heavyweight contender now making a comeback, barred from the fight ring. Secretary Leon Collins of the Savannah boxing commission said last night Conn and a Ma con, Ga., matchmaker, Sol Wine groff, defaulted on a verbal contract to fight Whitey Ber- lier of New Orleans in Savan nah tomorrow night. Farmer Jones LEAHY TO SCOUT TROJANSiner in Tuesday IN UCLA GAME SATURDAY Los Angeles, Nov. 17 iP) Coach Frank Leahy of Notre Dame is due here to personally scout the Southern California Trojans in their football clash with UCLA Saturday. Leahy took in the same game last year and returned with the Irish to wallop the Trojans, 34 to 7. Duck Ace Barnyard Jones Wins Mat Event merged win night's tussle with Rufus Jones as the pair struggled through the main event of the weekly grappling show. The tag team event resulted in a decision for Herb Parks and Joe Dorsetti over Maurice LaChapelle and Rene LaBell. Whitey Wahlberg and Billy Fox went to a half hour draw in the preliminary without eith er grappler gaining a fall. PREP GROUP SETS DATE FOR SALEM HOOP CLINIC Portland, Ore., Nov. 17 U.R The Oregon School Activities association today announced its 1948 basketball clinic schedule. A. Oden Hawes, assistant secretary-treasurer of the OSAA, will conduct the clinics which include basketball examina tions, pictures and discussions of rule changes. The schedule calls for one meeting In Salem December 16. Norman Van Hrocklln, trigger man of the University of Oregon Wehfoots who is ex pected to pitch the Aiken men to a win over the Oregon State Beavers at Corvallis Saturday afternoon. Van Brocklin has completed 63 passes out of 129 attempted. Plaque Set Up To Honor Ruth's Last Home Run Pittsmirgh, Nov. 17 P The last major league home run hit by Babe Ruth has been memor alized by a plaque at the Pitts burgh Pirates' Forbes field. The plaque, erected yesterday, bears the following inscription: 'Babe Ruth (1895-1948) hit the last home run of his career while playing with the Boston Braves versus the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday, Mav 25, 1935. at Forbes field. "The home run, 714th of Ruth's career, cleared the right field stands at this point." McKay of Oregon 42. Conference leaders: Total offense Jensen 9C0. Van Brocklin 928: Nagel 831: Samuel 748; Mataya, WSC. 695 Rushing Jensen 840: Swan er 677; Bell, Oregon, S30; Mc Kay 447; White, Stanford. 447 Passing Van Brocklin 968: Nagel 860; Helding. Montana S66; Mataya 634; McCullough Washington. 4S5. Pass receiving Wilkins 25 for 504 yards; Polsfoot 24 for 416; Ruppe. OSC, 22 for 229: Williams. WSC, 15 for 266; Bauer, Montana, 15 for 213. Punting (averages) Bro gan 42.1; Mays, Idaho. 39 2. Malcolm, Montana. 38 3; Paul. WSC, 37.5; Jensen, 37.6. Scoring Swaner 60; Samuel 48; McKay 42; Cullnm. Cal., 40; Jensen, Sarver, Cal., White, Stanford, Williams, all tied with 36. Viking Jayvees Win Loop Title In Eugene Game Salem high's Junior varsitv football squad took the Big Six title Monday when they defeat ed a similar outfit representee the Eugene Axemen. 13 to 7 The game was played in Eugene The junior Axemen scored first in the opening period on a run by Dick Crawford. Salem came from behind to score a touchdown in the second period and another in the third Claude Weaver carried the ball each time and Earl Eshleman made the extra point after the second counter. Portland. Ore., Nov. 17 A report of the legislative in terim committee on game af fairs will recommend the In crease of Oregon hunting and fishing license fees. Ira N. Gahrielson, who it compiling a report on the com mittee's studies, said the com- mittee would also recommend an end to diversion of game de partment funds to other Stat work. IT the revenues from license are not sufficient to cope with the state's diminishing wild life, resources, Gahrielson said, th committee suggests capital ex penditures be mad from th general fund. He said other recommenda tions would change state laws to make the game commission non political: eliminate geographical requirements for commission appointment; provide for a bi partisan commission; and limit the governor's power to remov commissioners. The new game code should give the commission complet authority on game and fish re gulations; provide a policy-making body with a commission-appointed director to administer all departments. The committee will ask all game enforcement work to b returned to the commission. This is now done by state police. Duckpin Bowling (Complete Rtanlta) MEN'S CITY l.FAC.rE Varnnn Still. Sun aat. Dnnut kaelar. ehalkad up th hmh Individual mmr Tuasday ntaht with SMS pin whlla A. Kanfiald, Davla Oilar, rac ordad tha hleh aariea ff ft3t. Mnrcan'a nl Elanara tiad for thf htih tfRm arrlr.' with 3328 a-hlla S.lsnar'a raaiatarad thr htth taam aama of DM. I.aa Srvinin', (0 -Nalmayar Bia tarar SO, navoa 281. Unhurt .Ifi. Frty .103. Oatla OH 141-Harrlsnn 4!S4. Hanaa: 412. Kanliald 530. Craasv 367. Oavi.s 301. Pari Malm' '31- MrCalllMar 373. Main; 3B7. WpnRpr 373, Kirn 442. nimbat, 31S rrsMlr OlMtn (It Wood 47R. Rfnnftt 3(13. acholx 474. Oauthifr 397. Mcvfr 420. 41rene'ii Market (1 Foster 4B3. Tnwn ftrnd 3n7. Hnthawny 373. Phillip 367. Rtha 401. Morran'a (3) Hamplnn 439. Morion 399. C. Capnx 466. Gunn 463. L. Cappa 461. FUnar Mntpra 1 4 H. Millar S02, 1. Rinuall 369. Stull 381. P. Rnaaalt 484. W. Millar 472. Snnaal Dnnuta 0 S4t 111 0 Jiiat 463. L. Cappa 323. F-hlaman 293. Wanla 423. The area of South America is An frlo Air estimated at 7,500,000 square j vll lilC Mil miles, slightly less than North America. r 1 ' " """"111 '' " :" ' -'v.wiaw. 'v. i:. ... . fT" Louis to Don Pillows With Bivins for Show Cleveland. Nov. 17 (Pi Heavyweight champion Joe Louis re sumes his exhibition tour tonight against Jimmy Bivins, a fel low he once regarded as the logical contender for his crown. Five years ago a meeting be-'' tween Louis and the Cleveland! Negro might have produced plenty of fireworks in the ring, but the setting is different now. Tonight's bout Is a six-round no-decision affair with pillow like 12-ounce gloves instead of the regulation eight. The only way Bivins can win is by a knockout or a technical knockout and on the basis of Bivins' recent record that pros pect is considerably less than likely. Bivins' handlers rppor! hp has been training faithfully for this Ducks, Beavers Plan for Passer Eugene, Nov. 17 (T"i Pass pitching Norman Van Brocklin pitched 'em with a moist pigskin yesterday In case rain falls at Corvallis Saturday. The Ducks hope to run their score against Oregon State into three figures to boost their Rose Rowl stock. Corvallis. Nov. 17 (aPi Ore- bout because he reali7.es it s althp BpaV(,r, vt(,rrlay th will last-ditch effort to regain his for-,hav(, to plav their Rame of mer standing among the heavies. thp ,.ason if ,hf.v arf, to dprail h.iuik says u Eivins noes well; Rn Rwl hound OrPBon herp enough tonight he might him a shot for the title In York next June. Louis is 34, Bivins 28; Louis will weigh about 220, Bivins about 185. K've Saturday New ' f Much of last night's scrim mage was devoted to defensp against Norman Van Brocklin's passing. FINAL STANDINGS W P-Oardi UBluaa 4 I P-Oraya 4 S 0 L-Onldjt I S 0 W-8alam 0 1 Dwayne Rankin scored in the first quarter for the Cards on an end run. Leroy Gregson went through the center of the line for the extra point. In the same quarter Gregson bucked the line for the second TD. The extra point was not made. In the second quarter Rankin made an end run for the Cards' third TD. Eddie Bauer made the extra point around the flank. Rankin scored again on an end run In the third quarter, and Gregson piled over for the con version. Then Jay Backstrand of the Cards trapped a West Sa lem player In the end zone for a safety and two points. At the same time at Leslie the Leslie Golds nabbed a close one from the Leslie Blues. Burt Harp ran 35 yards In the first quarter for the Golds' TD. Ray Pulhman cracked over for the all-important extra point. In the third quarter John Hannon went over, from the three-yard line for the Blues' touchdown. The attempt for the extra point was unsuccessful. UNIVERSALLY Papula A genuine SIKES Choir of Substance and Hospitality Biirr ita tip fi r n n r of wlirii.,ftnnr.'h rrmnriVii iir. foe liltir fit L STit3f com for I Mbit ijTJm Slylt W.7) I lj air J3L II ACKARDS NEW; ALMOST NEW; LATE MODELS USED; VERY LOW MILEAGE; RADIOS & HEATERS; LOTS OF EXTRAS. WE HAVE FEW NOW; DON'T KNOW WHEN WE GET ANY MORE; SEE US TODAY; BANK FINANCE; TRADES. State Motors, Inc. 340 No. High St. PaekartJ Dealer Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodger second baseman, makes his debut as a snorts com mentator for radio station WMCA In New Tork. Robinson will do a slx-nights-a-week sponsored program. (AP Wire-photo) It's CHEAPER to Ride An THl WOMB'S MOST MOOltM MOtOICTClli Ask TED STARCK Mir) rairuwcua, Uum Cial-I43j In Appreciation CAPITAL POST NO. 9 AMERICAN LEGION Wishes to Thank the locol merchants ond the Retail Trade Bureau of Salem ond vicinity for their co operation in closing their ploces of business in observance of Armistice Day Celebration. Adopted at Pott meeting this November IS, 1948. CAPITAL POST NO. 9 AMERICAN LEGION WINNERS IN BUCK'S SALMON DERBY Contest Ended November 15, 1948 at 6 P.M. 1. Mrs. W. E. Eberhard 43-" Chinook, Siletz River. 2. Ray Seddoway 40" Chinook, Siletz River. 3. F. H. Dewey 40" Chinook, Alsea River. Fred Hunt 38-3i" Chinook, Siletz River. C. E. Maas 38-1116" Chinook, Siletz River. P. B. Churchman 37-34" Silver, Siletz River. Carl Bartruff 33-fs" Chinook, Alsea Bay. 4. 5. 6. 7. All of the Above Winners Are Residents of Salem All of the salmon entered In the contest were caught on small spinners with red trhle hooks. A majority of th. entries were salmon which had heen caught on Buck's Bug the new red plastic feathered hook. None of the fish en tered in the contest were caught on wobblers or artificial minnows. According to the entries made In Buck's Salmon derby, the best fishing was from October flth to 22nd, during which time the biggest salmon were caught. Complete Line of Steelhead Tackle Some Steelhead have already heen caught on the upper Slleti and on the Neatueca Riven. MOORE'S BICYCLE & SPORT SHOP 237 N. High St. Salem, Ore. JOE SA YS! 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