18 Capital Journal, Salem. Ore.; Thursday, Nov. 17, 1949
Indian Joe Loses Nod
After Battling Route
Indian Joe Fet. went the full
distance with Joey Ortefa and
wai In there punching at the
final font, but Referee Packer
McFarland didn't have to call
on hit crystal ball to determine
that the more experienced Port-
lander bad won.
Pete and Ortega, assigned the
10 round main event of Wednes
day night's VFW card, were un
marked at the end of their en
gagement and one had the feel
ing that Ortega was doing little
but giving his redskin opponent
a boxing lesson. There were
no knockdowns and after the
second round Ortega had the ad
vantage all of the way. His
weaving, ducking and rolling
style had Pete pretty much baf
fled. The Mel Eagleman-Larry
Reagan lightweight semi-final
engagement was the outstand
ing event of the better than
average card. The boys went
six round to a draw and there
wasn't a dull moment as they
slashed and hammered away.
There was no punch pulling In
this on. and while neither
was In danger at any time th.
spectator, had th. feeling that
on. or th. other might drop at
any moment. Each packed
lot of authority instde his
gloves.
Dick Collie lost to veteran
Johnny O'Day via the TKO
rout, at the start of the fourth
when McFarland decided that
a "butterfly" cut over Collie's
left eye was too bad to permit
nis continuance.
Brave Junior declsloned
Johnny Brown in four heats
in th. lightweight division.
Junior, a hard hitter, sent
Brown reeling as the gong
sounded the end of the second
and again in the fourth had
Brown on the floor for a count
of nine.
A badlv damaged nose caufwri
Joe Pack of Salem to drop out
of his encasement with Tnnv
Daca in the second round of the
first preliminary. Daca, consid
erably vounaer. had (he niam
throughout.
Rumor Portland to Drop
Playoff for Seattle Mix
(Br the AiMcMt4 rru
Rumor of a post-season meet
ing between city high school
football champions of Portland
and Seattle were disclosed in the
Oregon city Tuesday night and
promptly denied in Seattle.
The report was published in
the Prep Patter column of the
Oregonian. The newspaper said
Portland schools are thinking
of dropping out of the annual
Oregon title playoff because the
sponsoring Oregon High School
Bevos' Carpenter
Aims at Ground
Record Saturday
Corvallls, Ore., Nov. 17 )
With 925 yards already be
hind him. Ken Carpenter will
be shooting for the 1,000 yards
gained mark this Saturday
when he and his Oregon State
teammates square off against
Oregon at Eugene.
It would be a new record
for Oregon State if he succeeds.
Activities Association takes a 75
per cent cut of the receipts.
It had been suggested, th. re
port Continued, that Portland
and Seattle teams tannin in
post-season clash each year. The
iwo top teams would meet in
one city and the runnersup in
the two leaauea mertlno In th
other.
In Seattle. Athletic nirfnl.
Leon Briffham ripjurlhori th
proposal as "news to me," but
followed that up by saying that
"such a plan has been rejected
by the Seattle school administra
tion."
'We have our annual Thank.
giving dav game her nH u,
feel obligated to bring one of
the best teams from the state
here to play the Seattle champion."
Army Declines
Bowl Invitation
Miami, Fla Nov. 17 ( The
Army's unbeaten and untied
football team won't play In the
Orange Bowl or any other
post-season gam. -
Official announcement that
the West Point Military Acad
emy will continue Its policy of
not participating in post-season
games was mad. Tuesday in a
telegram from Secretary of the
Army Gordon Gray to John S.
Knight, editor and publisher of
the Miami Herald.
Knight had approached the
Army In an effort to get th. ca
det team for Miami's New
Year's day game.
Every business day, British
post office, now sell 23,000,000
stamps.
Bui Ifflf'rfar-in."''!1 " r"
Foxhounds for Italy
Lt. Col. R. Mainwaring
(left), of Ireland, and the
pilot quiet a pack of foxhounds sent by air from British
and Irish clubs to huntsmen In Italy.
SCORES in the ALLEYS
, (Coapitn lUialU)
University Alleys
STATE HOUSE LEAGUE
Printeri OKPD ) KreJcl 49. Mllner
460, Kltill 4(4, B. Ston 444, MeCrarr 464.
HUhwatr, Slt N. 1 () GrllMlu 434,
F. Towle 348, O. Kftner 430, WUlUau 443,
LeTrnur 443.
Iniuitrlftl AceUUti. Ms. 1 Ajhbr
4J7, Vvent 6ftl. Oalligher 464. Hirrt 434,
Ou.itfon 487. Tas Cora minion inn
Oroaa 408, Wei Ml 330, Muon 381, Robb
i, Jo union 464,
Foretirf N. 25 ( Ewtnr 444. Oartz
485, Hanntman 404. Phipp 294, Maul 415.
ftecralarr mt MtaU 10 3 Miller 327. Klni
807. Orant 4tt, PofMr 437, 8cfiultz 433.
naaitrlal Acelitnl N. l (l) Buchan
an 313, Form an 394. Oerdon 4W, Savaaa
387, Baiter 839. Library (ll Hlllerlch
487, Walti 484, Rran 438, Reed 39, Ellin
MS.
Tat Com million N. 1M (t wallare
2. Protbatal 418. Oaborn 401. Batter 328,
Bterett 409.
Hlah tnd. fame, Otor Baker 23). High
team am, Induatrlal Accident No. 3.
Miah IndlrldJal aerlea, West 331.
Duckpin Bowling
MEN' AUTOMOTIVE LEA (ICE
L4er Bra. . Burratt 403. Prank
Ohakarun 888. Art Weelkc 316, Bill Bhuck
332, Dewer Baumaart 324. Valler Motors
mi vern boock job, boo Burna 373. Ar
nold lfolmaa 391, Al Wolf 324, Glenn
fichrortr 428.
Oil S. Wllian f1 Shorty Wtlllama
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Davt Moon 384, M. Van Dell 409. Hhraek
Malara ) Bob Bhuck 338. Al Walen 422,
Morris Rom 307, Ed Burton 378, Dava
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DoHf MeKar 1 Bob fry 333, Bud
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Lewie NelAon 474, Ed Lyla 3"?, Bill
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Churchman 290. Ed Owen 323. 8 lan Baker
(41 Johnny Cooter 439. Bill Campbell
431, Frank jonea 330, Dauaa Kjaer 402,
Prank BneUrove 332.
Huh team aerlea. Dodge 1944. Hlsh team
Kimt, Dodxc 711. Hlth indlrMual aerlea.
Lewie Nelson (Kainer-Praieri 474. Hlth
individual lime, Don Bower 1 Cadillac) 200.
Man Kilted In Collision
Pendleton, Ore., Nov. 17 U.R)
The Pendleton, Ore., airport
control tower operator was kill
ed last night when the automo
bile he was driving collided with
a truck on the highway west of
here.
Nominations Made for
UP All-American Team
(Bt United Praaa)
A list of candidates for the
United Press Ail-American foot
ball team was released today for
use of sports editors prelimin
ary to a poll.
Votes of editors throughout
the nation will result In the
final All-American selections
in the UP survey. Following Is
the list.
Enda AUU, Mlchlaan: Andenon, Indi
ana: APPkini. Waahiniton: Bauer. Mon
tana: Bacman. Dartmouth; Baaovwh, Cali
fornia: Biakeiy, nouinern Memoaui: voo
Dfr. Denver: Deroae. Fit tabu rah: Dlttmar,
Iowa: Duncan. Wake Poraat: Baron, Duke:
Elliott, Vlnlnla: FtM h el, Arkaruaa: Fold-
bera. Army: Grant. Minneaota: uninn.
Oeorila Tech: Hart, Notre Dame; Hat
chett. Rut i era: Henneaay, Bant Clara:
laon. Baylor: Kolaterman, Loyola, CU;
Loehleln. Army: Martin, Miami ria.i;
McColl, Stanford: MInarek, Mich if an
State; Mooreman. Teaaa Chriatlan:
O'Qulnn. Wake Poreat; PoUfoot. Waah-
inf ton State; poweil, Mortn caronna.
Proctor. Teaaa: Puk, Cornell: Rataiao,
William and Mary: Rhode. Colleae of Pa
cific; Roblnaon, Oreaon: Rom, Stanford:
Rowe. Dartmouth: schnittaer. onto state;
Sherrod, Tenneaaee: Btrlbltnt, MUalulppI;
Sullma. Boston university: Van Pool,
Oklahoma A. and M.: Welner. North Caro
lina: Wiihtkln. Notre Dame: Wllklna,
UCLA: Wllllama, Rice: WUnewakI, Mlcftl
can.
Tacklea Acheraon. Army: Allen. Duke;
Bird. Southern California: Bolkerlc, Pttu
burah; Coleman. Mlchlian State: Collier.
Southern MethodUt: Colo, Brown; Costa,
North Carolina State: Creekmur. William
and Mary; Cullom, California: Don an,
Princeton: Olan, Kentucky: Oeorae, Wake
Foreat: Heller. Boaton Unlveraity: John
aon, Vlnlnla; R. Johnaon, St. Mary'a:
Klllaaaard, Idaho: Koatch. Wyomlnt;
Krouae, Maryland: Lea. Tulanai Loon, Ne
vada: Lunner. Arkanau: Martin. Notre
Dame: McOraw, Colorado: Mundlnaer,
Minneaota: Murphy, Rica; Nomelltnl. Min
neaota: O'ffarlon. Ohio State; Overaaard,
Idaho; Palln, Princeton; Rau, Stanford:
Roberta. Baylor: Stautner, Boaton Col
leae: Toneff, Notre Dame: Turner, Cali
fornia: Vann, Southern Met hod la ti Walk
er, Oklahoma; Waltera, Brown i W la tart,
Mlohlcan.
Ouarda Bagdon, Michigan State; Banka,
Iowa: Barkouakle, Pittaburih; Burna. No
tre Dame; Clcla, Wake Foraat: Crawford,
MlaaLutppl: Danlela, Oreaon; DeBylvla,
Oregon State: Dodrlll, Colorado A. and
M.: Dudeck, North Carolina: Drazenovlch,
Penn State: Dye, Wake Forest: Fran.
California; Halllday, Southern Methodist:
Heneveld. Michigan: Hicks, Texaa Chris
tian: Hodaah, Brown; Houston, Harvard;
Jablonskl, Tale: Kaseman, Army: Ludln,
Minnesota: McDowell, William and Mary.
McFadln. Ten as: MarMkl, Fordciim; Ma
son. Michigan State: Murray, Putdue:
Musser. North Carolina Stat; Payne,
Georgia: Roberts. Arkansas: Roberts.
Rica: Salvatl, Bolton University:
Bchwartt. Rice: Schwedcr, Pennsylvania;
Shaver. Vanderbtlt; Sterlln. Santa Cla
ra: Stone, Baylor: Swop. Southern Cali
fornia: Tllton. Nevada: Toneff, Ohio
ftte: Wennemaker, Kentucky: Ward.
Maryland: Ward. Wyoming: West. Okla
homa: Wltuckl, Indiana: Wolfe. Texas.
Centers Carn ag hi. Purdue: Casta tnoll,
Stanford: Fucha. Missouri: Oardner, Utah;
Orlfftn, Arkansas: Grotheus. Notre Dame:
Hlah tower. Southern Methodist: Hlckock,
Princeton; Ho Wash, North Carolina; Kane,
Collage of Pacific: Kvnes. Plorlda: Llnln
aer, Ohio State; McLaughlin. U.S.L.A.:
Moor. Clemson; Novak. Nebraska; O'Sul
llvan, Alabama: Perklnaon, Drake; Rehn,
Washing ton: RIchter. California: Rowan.
Texas; Staley. Dartmouth: Taucher, Wy
oming; loiaut. Nortn Carolina Stat;
Toler, San Francisco; Tonnemaker, Min
neaota: Vohaaka. Illinois; Watson, Ricat
Wietecha, Northwcsterni Wilson, Wis-conain.
BaekaAgganlJ. Boston Unlvaratt! Baa.
neil. Pennsylvania; Berry. Texas Chris
tian: Blackbourn. Wisconsin; Bratnell,
M.asouri; Burk, Baylor; Buraoa, North
western: Bye. Minnesota; Cain, Army;
Campbell. Texaa: Carpenter, Oregon
Stale; Ccoconi. Pittsburgh: Celerl. Call.
lorois; u nana now, Mienigan sute; Choi
let, Cornell; Clark, Ohio State; Clay, Tex
as; Clayton. Dartmouth; Cloud, William
Mary: Cone, Clemson: Conn. George
town; Coutre. Notre Dame; Coi, Duke:
Cross, Washington State: Cutis, Syra
cuse; Davis. Syracuse: Deuber. Pennsy).
vania; Dohenr. Pordham; Doraett, Cor
nell: Dottley. Mlsslasippi: Drahm, Iowa;
Euheverry, Denver: Faucett, Colorado A.
and M.: Fleuchmann. Cornell; Pitkin.
Dartmouth: Gallffa. Arm: ntnriAn m..
sourl; Orandellua, Michigan State:' Ore
iw. wane forest: Grl malar. Rutaara;
Haynea. Santa Clara: Hunslnger, Florida;
Jackson. Yale: Johnson. U.C.L.A.i Jor
dan, Georgia Tech; Justice. North Caro
lina; Karras, Illinois; Kaimaler, Prince
ton: Kempt horn. Ulehlfta! Kerciteg,
Purdua; Koccjkl. Michigan: KraU. Ohio
aute; Lavine, Maryland; Lan trip, Rical
U baron. College of Pacific; Lex. William
a nd Mary; Lew Is, Oreg on : Lit 1 1 ford,
Tennessee: Loaue. Arkansas) Martin,
Southern Calll oi ma; Mather, New Hamp
shire: Matson. San Francisco: Matthews,
Clemson; McElhenny. wasninxton: moo
talewskl. Maryland; Mooney, North Car
olina State: Monuon. Ohw Statai Mura
kowskL Northwettern: Muiaco, Loyola
iCal.); Otmann. Michigan; Osborne. Ne
vada; Papil. Vtrsinia; ParUU. Kentucky;
Paaquarkllo, Villanova; J. Paterno,
Brown; Paul. Washington St ate l Pearson.
Oklahoma; Petriuka, WtsconaUii Phillips,
Mississippi Southern: Powers, Southern
California; Price. Tulane; Relcnardt, Iowa:
Rogel. Peon State; Romanics, Villanova;
K. Rote, Southern MethodUt: T. Rote.
Rice: Hoval. Oklahoma: Balam. Alabama:
Sebek, Indiana; Sella. Princeton: Stuo.
Notre Dam; Songln, Boston coueie:
Smith. Texaa A. and M.: Stella. Oregon:
Stephenson, Army; Szulborskt, Purdue;
Talboom. Wyoming; TidwelL Auburn:
Thomas. Oklahoma: Walker, Southern
Hetnoniat: wneian, Boston university:
Williams. Notre Dame; Wraith. Santa
Clara; Zalejskl, Notre Dame, Zastrow,
Navy.
OREGON TIDES
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Nov. 19
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Revenuers Want
Phog to Specify
Dodging Players
Washington, Nov. 17 tU.R)
The internal revenue bureau
would like to hear from Dr.
Forrest C. (Pho() Allen If th.
Kansas university basketball
coach knows of any amateur
athletes who have failed to
pay their Income taxes.
Allen said a few days afo
that th. bureau, "within thre.
years," will crack down on
amateur athlete and that col
lege president, will b. sur
prised at what they hear.
A bureau spokesman Mid
that "we won't wait thre.
years if Dr. Allen has any In
formation h. thinks w. ought
to have."
But he was Inclined to dis
miss Allen's complaint of
$10,000 to $20,000 Incomes for
amateur athletes as "so much
Intercollegiate bickering."
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