14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, Dec. 22, 1949
Phillies' Boss Worries
Over Loss of Prospects
Philadelphia, Dec. 22 (IP)
Fresident Bob Carpenter is wor
ried about the reluctance of
other clubs to do business with
his Philadelphia Phillies.
"Why, you'd think we had
leprosy or something the wey
other clubs steered away from
us at the New York meeting
last week," the youthful Phil
lies' executive said.
"I can remember the day
when our hotel room tele
phone at a major league meet
ing never stopped ringing.
Everybody wanted to deal
witli us. But not this year.
"Oh, everybody was polite.
'Hello, Bob, how are you' and
all that sort of stuff But talk
about ball players, no. You'd
think we were in the ping pong
business."
Carpenter was informed that
he was paying the price of be
ing a winner and a pennant
threat. The Phillies' president
isn't used to being near the top.
He's just learning that when
your team is good nobody wants
to make you better.
Carpenter admitted he was
a little worried about his
team's prospects next year.
"After all, we finished third
last season, thanks to great
years on the part of veterans
like Ken Hcintzelman and
Hank Borowy. But suppose
those two don't repeat.
"Of course we have some fine
rookies coming up. A pitcher
like Bubba Church from Toron
to can mean the difference be
tween third and second place."
MOVIES SHOW STORY
Carpenter unhesitatingly se
lects Brooklyn to win the Na
tional league pennant in 1950.
BASKETBALL
GOU.KGE SCOIiKS
(By the Associated Press)
Washington 53, Minnesota 46.
Oregon 58. Stanford SI.
Bradley 67, Washington State 59.
Drake 58, Idaho 53.
Indiana State 74. Southern Oregon 44.
Willamette 73, Western Washington 59.
Yakima Valley J.C. 64, Lewis & Clark 54.
Wash. Frosh 58, Skagit Valley J.C. 48.
Colorado 63, Rice 52.
Utah State 64, Montana State 54,
Hamllne 49, College of Pacific 40.
Pepperdlne 44, St. Mary's (Calif) 41. ,
West. Montana f Dillon i 50, N. Idaho 46.
Syracuse 91, Pennsylvania 65. I
West Virginia 57, Temple 46. 1
Ca nisi us 93. Tiffin 31.
Army 45, Ithaca 41.
Seton Hall 61, Westminster (Pal 54.
Kentucky 49. DePaul 47.
Tampa 66, Tennessee 63.
Texas Tech 6D, Austin 59.
Toledo 52, Denver 50.
Xavler (Ohio) 76, Santa Clara 41.
Purdue 75, Western Reserve 54.
Dubuque 75, Wayne (Neb I 55.
City Loop Scores
city t.r.Ac.vr.
(National Dlvhlon)
Naval Res. (41)) & Cltj Transit
N. perry 3 P 2 Cook nu
L. Perry 8 P 9 Klelnsmith
Hartley 9 C 6 FUzslmons
Fischer 17 O 4 Clark
Bassett G 8 Blakley
Subs: N. R.. Barnhott 3; C. T. Blalt-
ley 2, Ashcraft 3, Mull 2.
Post Office (: (34) Nat'l Guard
ardner F 5 Hart
Morrison 2 F 2 Mclleal
Touchle 3 C 4 Jones
Humphreys 3 0 Caspelt
Lathrup A .. 17 D. Chmbrlaln
Subs: N. O., A. Chamberlain 4, McDon
ald 2.
Mar. Reserves (28) (38) Burrnufh' Inn
Pearsall 3 F 25 Roberts
Wilson 4 F 8 Fisher
Car row 8 C Knedler
Weslllng G Holman
went a u Mciiae
Subs: Marines, Wagner 4. Jaqua 2; Bur
roughs, llolfcrt 4, Lee 3.
Defeats Longden
Mrs. Wantha Davis, 32, veteran mid
west and west county fair and bush
track rider, beat America's Champion Jockey Johnny Long
den in a six-furlong match race held at Agua Calientc, Mex.
She is shown in the winner's circle on Northeast, held by an
unidentified groom. Northeast led Longden's Grey Spook to
the finish by a length and three-quarters in 1:12. Track of
ficials rated the horses as equals. (AP Wirephoto)
Fireman Joe Deserves Pay Boost
New York, Dec. 22 (IP) Memo
to George M. Weias, general
manager of the New York
Yankees:
When you come to Joe Page's
name on your 1D50 salary list,
make it big.
Fireman Joe has the goods on
you in black and white. He
couldn't have done better by
writing the script for the 1949
world series pictures previewed
yesterday.
When the lights go down
and the scries movies start,
Page glitters brighter than
Hopalong Cassidy. Both get in
trouble but Fireman Joe wig
gles home first without shoot
ing iron or lassno.
They say around town that
Page, who appeared in 60 regu
lar season and two world series
games for the champion Yanks,
will want at least $25,000 next
summer.
Like most clubs, the Yanks
never announced salaries.
However, it's "reliably re
ported" that Fireman Joe got
"about $20,000" last summer.
He'll certainly want more in
'50.
Contracts won't be mailed out
for several weeks. Every day
the '49 scries pictures are shown,
Page is going to look more con
vincing. As the prints won't be
available for public showings
until January 5, maybe Weiss
had better get in touch soon.
The scries films, directed by
Lew Fonscca for the American
and National baseball leagues
have many a eloscup of hand
some Joe. When Page isn't in
view, the Yankee cause is
ably supported by Bobby
By JACK HAND
Brown, Allie Reynolds, Tom
my Henrich or Phil Rizzuto.
When you win a series, 4-1,
there can't be much controver
sial material to air during the
winter. It hardly matters that
the movies showed Gene Hcr
manski might have been safe
sliding home in the second
game. That was the only game
Brooklyn won, anyhow.
The excellent films represent
ed many weeks of work by Fon-
seca and his staff, who cut
20,000 feet down to 3,700 feet
for a 35-minute showing. Some
how or other, they forgot to
show whether Tommy Henrich
touches first base or not after
hitting the game-winning homer
in the ninth inning of the Yanks'
1-0 opening victory. The camera
caught Tommy as he kicked sec
ond base with vehemence.
Ford Frick, National league
president who has been some
what in seclusion since early
October, came down from his
17th story office to say a few
words:
At a distance they sounded
something like "wait until
next year." Mr. Frick is a very
patient man.
SCORES
In the Alleys
(Complete Results)
University Alleys
VN1VFRSITY CIVIC LEAGUE
r. Chamber of Com. (1 Dlclt Schmidt
391. Al Schafer 448, Dave Porter 397. Wm.
Zlttler 438, JacK Docrlt 46a. Hollywood
J. ion No. . 2t Hanna 379, Moariy 4j.
Farkner 372, Gilbic-skie 441, Collins 420.
St ay ton Linns li Bate. 366, Mora an
407, Chri.sten-en 421, Schachtsiclc 495, Jor
dan 469, Salem Mons No. 1 D Shatfleth
446. Yanc 401. Tord 403, Halvorsen 155.
Hollywood Lions No. ? I2 Lantz 393.
Ay res 395. Elliot 4!7, Donalp.son 368. Brown
465. Moose l.ortee No. I li Thompson 459,
Paudent 519, Smith 522, Weber 483, Smyer
372.
Monse I, oil re No. 3 1 1 Smith 469. Schu-
del 373. Hedlne 369, Cooler 431, My era 381.
;m Lions No. l (l Tower 470, KOMel
340. Klmmcll 437, Hoy 420, Henderson 396.
HlKh name: Smith. 200.
HWh tram: Stayton Lions, 2162.
High series, Smith, 522.
STATE HOUSE LEAGUE
lliwav Drpl. No. 3 fll Pax-son 457, Rlck-
elts 392. Gardner 377, Hill 434. Merchant
Tax Comm. IX No. I (2i Brldee.s
335, Arnot 296, Osborn 432, ProebMeh 376,
Slerett 413.
Hlway Dept. Salem No. I (21 Grif
fiths 441, Schupp nub.) 503, Kayaer 402,
McCallister 419. Highway Dept. Salero No,
i 1 1 1 Hardle 322. Wood 471, Bartell 341,
Hr."s 375, Owens 530.
Printers No. il 2i KreJcl 503. MUner
441, Stone 439, McCrary 439. Mills 475.
Hlway Dept. No. 3 lit Brown 397. Van-
Pelt 346, Collins 310, Ebsen 224, White
376.
Forestry No. . 3i Ewfnc 452. Ladd
395, Broxan 473. Ha lineman 420. Phipps
433. Veterans Affairs (01 Ryan 383. Waltz
427. Reed 423. Elain 477, HilLieth 549.
Ind. Accident S1AC No. J (0 Gallanher
403, A.shby 515, West 472, Harris 538, GUS
tnfson 538. Ind. Accident CIAC No. 1 (3
Buchanan 435, Gordon 515, Savace 373, Ba
uer 1S9. Epton 409.
Tax Commission 18 No. ? f0 Welch
364. Weiarl 376, Mafon 420. Robb 440.
John-son 472. Sec. of State Capllol No, 19
I3i Miller 453, Llkfnz 519, Grant 457, Por
ter 434. SchUltJl 485.
Hixh game: Hlllerich, 208.
High team: Ind. Accident 8IAC No. 1,
2455.
Hieh series: Hlllerich, 54.
Pitching
for the West srr?"':
West team said "all my backs can and will
pass." In the backfield pitching the leather
are, left to right: Ernie Johnson, UCLA; Ken
Carpenter, Oregon State; Dick McKissick,
SMU; Eddie LeBaron, COP; Lindy Berry,
TCU; Don Paul, Washington State; Bill Mar
tin, USC; Emory Mitchell, Stanford, and Dick
Gray, Oregon State. In the line, left to right:
Ken Rose, Stanford; Don Narrell, TCU; Carl
Kiilsgard, Idaho; Jack Halliday, SMU; Jim
Castagnoli, Stanford; Warren Wood, Puget
Sound, and Harry Kahuanui, Hawaii. West
team will meet the East team in the annual
Shrine game to be played in San Francisco
on December 31. Both teams are holding1
workouts in San Francisco. (AP Wirephoto.)
332, Hubert Mink 364, Bulek (41 Shorty
Williams 345, Harry Wilson 454, Dave
Moon 404. M. Van Dell 381, Bye 305.
Dodse til Johnny Cooter 380, Dallas
KJaer 342, Frank Jones 424, Frank Jones
424. Hal WILsan 319, Frank Snelsrove 161.
Oldsmohlle (3) E. Surratt 441, Frank
Chakarun 363. Al Woelke 355, Bill Shuck
384, Dewey Baumnart 361.
Cadillac (2) Bob Fry 318, Don Bowers
361. George Shelly 429. Wally Doss 374,
Herbert Berry 408. Ford (2 Vern Boock
401. Bob Burns 376. Arnold Holmes 390,
Al Wolf 254, Glenn Schroyer 410.
Lincoln-Mercury Earl Brooks 393.
Spud SpaKlc 345, Wayne Sparks 423, P. B.
Churchman 338, Howard Branch 491. Hud
son (Unlisted).
Hlsh team series: Butclc, 2033.
Hlzh team tame: Cadillac, 744.
High Individual same and series: How
ard Branch (Lincoln Mercury) 491 and 212.
OREGON TIDES
Correct for Newport
Hlfth
S.37 a.m.
2:49 p.m.
4:21 a.m.
3:35 p.m.
5:04 a.m.
4:23 p.m.
5:46 a.m.
5:15 p.m.
6:29 a.m.
6:13 p.m.
Low
:0 a.m. 3.4
9:53 p.m. -D.8
10:00 a.m. 3.4
10:36 p.m. -0.3
10:54 a.m. 3.3
11:18 p.m. 0.3
11:51 a.m. .1.1
11:59 a.m. 0.9
2.9
Capital Alleys
MA.IOK LEAGUE
Cupboard Cafe '2i Henderson 591,
White 574, McClu.skey 611, Evans 569. J.
Glodt 580. Corvallls Merchants (1 Ken
nedy 601, Ross 553, Starr 509, Coe 524,
SeitKlncer 572.
Acme Motor '2) Mlrlch 603. Frlc.sen
539. St rat Ion 471, Stelnbock 471. Hart
well 607. Salem Hardware U Thede 586,
Garrison 410, Logan 529, Boyce 548, West
542.
Woo dry's Furniture (21 Kitchen 576,
OlinBer 597, Perry 515. Foreman 580, Ad
olph 585. Mar' Lunch (1) Kay 523, Brown
525, Carlson 477. Bcal 515, Crlswell 612.
La Vim's of McMinnville (3) Myers 493.
RvaLi 512. Kraft 470. Minder 548, G. Glodt
586. Maple's Sporting Goods III B. Val
dez 54B. Woodford 550, OIney Jr. 425, D.
Pace 558, H. Page 538.
CI lues Coffee Shop (3t Clinc Sr. 603,
Olncy Sr. 514, Fnrmer 530. Bone 601. Os
lund 504. Capital Brddinr 101 Wllker
son 612, Nubrr 520, Haunen 494, Young
532, Larson 536.
Hiah individual game: Loren Kitchen of
Woodry's Furniture, 268.
Hi sin Individual series: Walt Cllne Sr. of
Cline's, 693.
High team game: Woodry's Furniture,
1086.
Hlah team series: Woodry's Furniture,
3018.
Duckpin Bowling
MENS AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE
Kaler Fraxer 0 Lewie Nelson 370,
Ed LvIp 345. Bill Hamby 413, Red Foster
will meet a group of graduates
in a benefit program on the St.
Joseph court Thursday night.
Proceeds of the program will be
used in the schools charity
work.
A preliminary at 7 will fea
ture the "B" and "C" quints of
the academy.
The main event will be stag
ed at 8.
ed to Glenn Davis, Army's
All America halfback.
Page Cage Crew
Serves 40 to 36
Pill to Drugmen
Portland, Dec. 22 Page "Wool
ens of Salem racked up a 40-36
decision over Thrifty Drug of
Oregon City in the 12th annual
YMCA holiday basketball tour
nament. Other results: Western
Seat Cover, 37, Maloney-Cham-bers
of Albany 52; Y All Na
tions 20, Bradford 49; Yew
Creek Loggers 32, Pearsons 41
Home Run King
Dates Actress
Hollywood, Dec. 22 (p)
Elizabeth Taylor's latest date
is Home Run King Ralph Ki
ner. The beautiful young actress
showed up at a premier last
night with the Pittsburgh Pi
rates' slugger. The handsome
Kiner is the second big name
athlete among Liz boy
friends. She once was engag-
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Members of this year's Sacred
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