16 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1949
6!tf, Borek 521, Qrimblot (31, Mode 141.
Salem won by ua pint.
(Men)
Salem (Olson Florists) Tom Wood 890,
Huskies Ask if Cage
Pack Can Bite in '50
By JACK HEWINS
Seattle, Dec. 1 (IP) They
marl, but do they bite?
It's a question everybody, in
cluding Coach Art McLarney, is
asking about his University of
Washington Huskies as the pack
sneaks up on the basketball
season.
It remains to be seen wheth
er they'll be nifty in '50 or
merely howling at the heels
of Washington State, Oregon
State, Idaho and Oregon in the
northern division of the Pa
cific coast conference. That
was their role last season,
when they dropped to the
cellar in the north after cop
ping the conference flag in
1948.
Briefly, the men of McLarney
will be tall but skinny, fast but
Inexperienced, scrappy but light
ly muscled for a free-for-all.
This is the first team that is
truly McLarney's own. In his
first two seasons he inherited
stars from the regime of Wash
- ington's grand old man of bas
ketball, Hec Edmundson. Gone
are such brilliants as the mam
moth adding machine. Jack
Nichols; the thrill-maker with
the 21-jewel movement, Sammy
White, and the awkward genius
of the backboards, Bill Vanden
burgh.
Three lettermen juniors and
two sophomores have made up
the varsity in early games.
The three vets are Capt. La
don Henson, 6 feet 4, Russ
Parthemer, 6 feet 3, and
Louie Soriano, 5-10. Sopho
more Center Duane Enochs
stretches 6 feet 5. The other
rookie, a budding replica of
the unbelievable White, is
Frank Guisncss, 6-3.
"They're high, but they're
narrow, worries McLarney, who
holds the division record for
worrying from a sitting or stand
ing start. "They're the slat type,
rather than the big beams which
rule the game today. They'll
have to outspeed, outthink and
outscrap the enemy to win."
The enemy looms larger with
each passing week. Art's Hus
kies have run a string of five
victories against regional oppo
sition. They hit the heavy going
Dec. 20-21 in a home series with
Minnesota, entertain Stanford
Dec. 23 and battle Columbia in
Seattle Dec. 30-31.
The rest of the slate is dedi
cated to winning the northern
division flag, but a home ses
sion with Wyoming is sand
wiched in for Feb. 10-11.
Backing up the first five in
SPORTS ROUNDUP
this rough jaunt through the
winter will be more of the same
more of the high, the young
and the slender. Understudying
Enochs at center, and pushing
him for the job, are Don Stew
art, 6 feet 4-inch junior, and a
6-6 sophomore, Lee Wade.
One senior may crack the
starting five. He's Hal Arnason,
who has been pushing Parthe
mer for the call at forward. Two
deadeyes, Junior Jack Yard and
Soph George Cahlich, are hot
after front court assignments.
Junior Keith Jefferson, fastest
man on the squad but short and
slightly built, and another sen
ior, Marc Metgzer, will keep
Soriano and Henson at top per
formance in the guard spots.
That pressure for positions
will guarantee 100 per cent
effort and the fans can't be
asking more. -McLarney
isn't.
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE SCORES
(By the Associated Press)
OomaRft 51, San Jose State 43.
Montana 81, Whitman 30,
Whltworth 69. St. Martin's 49.
Pasadena (Calif.) 65. Lewis At Clark 57.
Linfleld 59, Chlco State 57 (overtime),
Church League
Naiarrne (44)
Gwynn 10 .....
Klruuen 12 ....
Outlier IS
Vnlecii 3
Reynolds 3
1,1 unci I 1
HUB CHI
Shaft 10
Beach 1
Hllflker 4
Pease 9
StetFter 6
niBKH 5
Presbyterian (A3)
Hedrlck 2
My era 8
VanOfidal 7 ....
Cnley 6
Boatman 10 ....
1st Baptist (33)
' DIVISION
(40) lit Methodist
...P 8 Reynolds
, 1 Pearlman
... 0 Hamer
.... 15 Shaw
10 Nelaon
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(38) Cat. Bap.
S Qraber
.. 8 Morrison
9 White
Klekel
9 Stuart
(26) lilt Christian
. ,. . 8 M. Da ten
6 K. Haiwh
1 Tanner
3 H. Eatis
6 Noonchetr
i 2 Conder
(38) Free Methodist
Cal. Baptist (58)
Ha nek 18
Hurchnm ,
Slcfarth 20
Orenz 10
Martin 6
Oeboul 4
Presbyterian (58)
Myers 36
Annie 5
Knapp 11
Mont all 4
J. Knapp 2 , .
I,. T. Salnta (tl)
Brown 13
Stock
Hill 5
Murphy 1
John.! on .
Walker 3
DIVISION
(33) Church or God
...P 2 Knight
,..F 15 Sundln
...C 11 Salisbury
..0 4 Nyatotn
..O Allen
...S 1 Knox
(50) St. Mark
,..F Rex
,..P 6 Brown
,..C 12 Zciuke
..a 13 Stewart
..a 16 Bailment
S 2 Holmqulat
(S3) Liberty
,.F 6 Largent
..P 12 By pen
,.C 4 Wlrth
..a Johnxon
..a Lyona
'C DIVISION-
Cal. Baptist (IB)
Bishop 13 1
Thompson 2 1
WrlU 3 C
Bennett C
Wolf C
(87) lit Meth.
, 15 O. F. Hall
. 10 a. L. Hall
... 2 Ourston
2 Kimball
3 Burnze
5 Demta
Jerry DavU 775, Emery Alderman 756,
Bill Oauthler 734, Emll Scholz 727. Aber
deen (Arlanda Fountain) Steve Holder
man 730, Warlord 127, N. spunier no, v.
Splinter 749, Phil PUele 868.
Baiem won or 10 pioj.
(Men)
Salem (BAB Bowline) Royal Pawley
14. Art Herachback 6B3, Milbert Jacober
759. Lea Dolge 767, Vernon Still 753.
Aberdeen (BAR Fountain) Erickson 676,
Huff 680, Crowley 760, VlgaUky 730, Rey
nolds 764.
Salem won by 1&1 pins.
Ladles' hlfh came, Barbara Huff 188.
Ladles' high series, Barbara Huff 765. r
Men's Msh lame. Tom Wood 319. Men'i
hlfh series, Tom Wood 890.
LADIES' LEAGUE
Handle OU (3) Gladys Ancel 373. Helen
Handle 309. Jo Hill 348, Gladys Wood 400,
Dee Oauthler 424. Dick Merer Lumber (1)
ta Hanneaan 384, Helen Nolan xai.
Evelyn Thompson 340. Margaret Holmes
309, Oladya Acuff 330.
Habbi Beat Estate (U Velma White
411, Jordlth Harrison 361, LuclUe Allen
335, Marr Pollnskl 343, Wllma Llnhart 299.
H inland Market (3) June Moore 305.
Marge Zeeb 403, Ruth Hanson 314, Oleona
Dehui 318. Gertie Carr 403.
Master Bread -) Vlda -Flood 425. Bon
nie Melum 311, Shirley Studebaker 287,
Gertie Cox 408. Charlotte Hughes 408.
Memorial Hospital (Will bowl later.)
Serr Ur Self Laundry (4) Lorene Han
sen 357. Ella Scharf 397, Martha Feles
Ruth Powell 354. Alma Penny 537.
Ladd Bush Bank (0) Peggy Short
346, Jo Anne Voves 190, Theresa Agullar
276, Donna Greene 377, Pauline Osborne
387.
High team ser es and same. Surv ur
Self 2121 and 721. High Individual series
and same, Alma Fenny (fierv Ur Self) 557
and ins.
49pr I np In RrnwrK Dante !. cuveund
47Cli LUjC IU UlUnilJ Browns enti makea a leap ln
vain for one of Otto Graham's passes in the Browns-San
Francisco 49ers game played at Cleveland, O. Len Eshmont
of the 49ers attempts to break up the play. The Browns won,
21-7, giving them the AAC title. (Acme Telephoto)
SCORES in the ALLEYS
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University Alleys
LADIES' OFFICE LEAGUE
Capital City Laundry 3)-Tajiklnen 262,
Kufner 439. Hopftnger 331, Settlemler 382,
Mlchnud 383. Chuck's Steak House (0)
Snyder 390. Curtis 349. Lewis 336, Ben
nett 410, Roadermel 318.
Mayflower Milk (21 Settlemler 356. A.
Scharff 325. Craven 416, Plautu 354, Gard
ner 392. Metropolitan Stores (1) Slick
385, Gregory 283, Jones 255, Ray 263, Dow
4 ID.
Brown's Jewelers (2) Purrer 344, Hau
gen 307. Relnke 309, Smith 383, Hougham
343. Curly'a Dairy (D Owens 386, Rath
426. Vlbbcrt 340. Carper 350.
Oregon Statesman a Talmage 369.
Kitzmlllor 330, Cordler 420. White 407,
Bower 338. Western Paper (0) Purvis
308, Fleck 393, Sea mater 288, Anderson
300. Otto 312.
Stop-Lite Coffee Shop (2 Locken 421.
Marks 385. McWaln 432, Fredrlckson 326,
Kunke 425. Top Hat (l Welch 365. Oould
380, Delaney 316, Hamilton 348, Cheney
413.
High Individual game: Ken Dow, Met
ropolitan Stores. 198. High Individual se
ries: Leon ft Kufner, Capital City Laundry,
439. Hitch team game: Stop-Lite Coffee
Shop 698. High team series: Stop-Lite
Coffee Shop 1969.
MERCANTILE LEAGUE NO. 1
South Salem Pharmacy 3 R Jordan
473, Merrltt 434, Holt 479, Keckter 481,
Hvatt S4. Htt .Street Market 0
Thompson 407. Prlmbs 338, Erler 345,
Klelnke 43?. Hauser 528.
Brown's Jewelers (2) Parker 395, E.
Ha tin en 440, Nystrom 347, II. Hausen 419,
V. Hfliwen 435. Are'i Barbers A Basin k
er'i Market (I) Fish 407, Ashby 464, He-
mann 332. Kemmell 371, cunning 4eo.
Montgomery Ward ) Fleet 378, Gra
ham 475, Causey 430, Cllne 432, Morris
520. Teamsters Union (1) B. Graham
4B0, B. Thles 500, Godklna 425, R. Thles
434, Pohl 3fi5.
Doollttle's Service ) Dutoit 437,
And Now They Have Soccer Bowl
New York, Dec. 12 (IP) Did
you know there's even going to
be a "Soccer Bowl" game New
Year's Day? ... It will be Penn
State, representing the cast, and
San Francisco from the west
meeting in St. Louis . . . And
Just to show the difference be
tween this kind of football and
the more popular "throwball,"
Billy Jeffrey, Penn Slate coach,
plans to take only 14 players to
St. Louis . . . "Why take a big
squad?" Bill asks. "Only eleven
men can play and barring an
Injury, there'll be no substitu
tions." . . . Further report on
the proposal to shift the PourIi
keepsie regetta is "there's noth
ing wrong at Poiighkeepsie that
an observation train can't over
come." . . . For the absent mind
ed championship of 194!) we
nominate the guy in Louisiana
who counlcrfeited a batch of
Sugar Bowl tickets but left out
two sections in the bowl dia
gram on his pasteboards.
Conference football title seven
years in a row (war years don't
count) . . . Southern football
followers are getting a quiet
chuckle about Wyoming emis
saries combing the cancbrakes
in Tennessee for talent . . . That's
Wyoming Coach Bowden Wy
alt's home state, you know . . .
Yankee scout Tom Greenwade re
calls tiiat when he was working
for the Dodgers he signed Bob
Morgan for $500 undor protest.
He wasn't interested in the lad
who became the International
league's most valuable player
but his good' prospects, Cal Mc
lish and Al Jarvis, insisted on a
package deal.
Cuff Notes
The Cotton Bowl folks arc
accepting mail orders for pro-
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
.grams from radio and televi
sion fans . . . Pro golfers fig
ure the recent realignment of
prize lists for open tourna
ments, adding as many as 15
winning places in $15,000
events, will encourage more
young players to hit the tour
nament trail . . . Happiest guy
after the recent minor league
draft was Keith Williams of
the Vicksburg, Miss., club . . .
When Rochester drafted Pitch
er Joe Montalvo for $4,000,
Keith exulted: "I just bought
the fellow yesterday for
$100." . . . Norm Shepard,
Harvard basketball coach,
handled the Chinese entry In
the Far Eastern Olympics a
few years ago. Likely he'll
find things tougher down East
than in the Far East.
Quote, Unquote
Clair Bee, Long Island V.
basketball coach: "1 keep
trying to persuade Herb Seller
er (his tallest player) to try
more shots, but be won't do
It.. I think he must be saving
them for the pros."
Sportspourrl
Freddie Hutchinson, who hails
from Seattle, and Hoot Evcrs of
Collinsvillc, 111., have taken up
winter residence at Bradenton,
Fla., where they'll have to drive
only 70 miles to start spring
training with the Detroit Tigers.
. . . Coach Buck Starbcck's Iowa
State Teachers think they have
a record of some sort In winning
or sharing the North Central
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Keene 436, Burton 411, Wllken 434, Poole
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Croasler 424, Cox 413, Wwtphal 364, Mey
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Hlzh individual same, Morris of Mont
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Morris of Montgomery Ward 529. High
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Capital Alleys
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE NO. 1
Master Bread 2) Mattson 499, Prlem
507, coomier 477, m, roweii 4B7. Farmer
574. Senator Radio A Photo (1) Cady
508, Dunua 499, wnuoy Sao, Brant 472,
Henaerson ohs.
Nicholson's Insurance (2) Gannon 449,
Wilton 480. Gardner 570. Brown 512, Mc
Cluskey S92. Starr Foods (1) Scales 539.
Lenvren 495, B. Powell 528, Arehart 487,
Allen 472.
Stettler Supply (8 Kitzmiller 551, P.
Htetticr 522. C. stettler 464. Hendrle 469.
W. Valdez 536. Walton Brown (0) Perry
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Riches 431.
Knlihts of Columbus (t) Link 484, Al-
brlch 531. BickJer 447. M. Miller 404.
Miller 560. Goldle'a or Sllverton (I)
Frank 429, Howell 494, Spencer 469, Herr
ieri u on djv.
Orval's Used Cars (3 Lama 508. Mc
Clary 563. Oabel 618, Ross 538, Boyce 628,
Marlon Creamery (0) Oarbarlno 571. Pe-
kar 536, Davenport 414, Kenyon 501, Kins
517.
High Individual tame, Chet Boyce of
Orval's 256. High individual series, Chet
Hoyce or orval's B2B. High team came,
Senator Radio 4c Photo 1058. High team
series, orvarj used Cars 2976,
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SALEM VS. ABERDEEN
(Played at Aberdeen.)
(Ladles) -
Salem Scr Ur Self Laundry EUa Mae
Scharf 662, Lorene Hansen 508, Martha
FeJes 741, Lucy Allen 504, Alma Penny
759. Aberdeen The Mint) Barbara Huff
7oe. Vinson 037, Richards 538, Holland 560,
VUlasky 602.
Salem won by 111 pins.
(Ladles).
Salem (Ran die Oil) Gladys Ansel 616,
Mary Ansel 621, Oladys Wood 715, Pat
Davis 579, Dee Oauthler 754. Aberdeen
(Central Drut) Sanders 619, Manners
Pasadena Defeats
Pioneers, 65-57
Portland, Ore., Dec. 13 U.R
Pasadena college closed with a
basket rush last night to defeat
Lewis and Clark college, 65 to
57 in their basketball encoun
ter. Pacadena was In front 37
27 at halftime but was forced to
come from behind in the last
six minutes after trailing by a
single point.
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