BSa-H 'V- .-n
Congratulatory Kiss
Paul Pettit, 18-year-old south
paw pitcher who recently grad
uated from high school, (eta a congratulatory kiss from his
sweetheart, Shirley Jennings, after signing a contract with
the Pittsburgh Pirates In Los Angeles. The price for Pettit
was reported to be in the neighborhood of $100,000. He will
play with the Pirates' farm team at New Orleans this season,
(Acme Telephoto.)
y- Letters Show Black and
White of Sports Subsidy
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
New York, Feb. 3 V-Two
letters in the same mail from a
fairly small southern college
that would like to hit bigger
time: "We recently started Inter
collegiate boxing and it is going
over big. Should you run across
a good amateur heavyweight
who's interested in college, tell
him to write us we pay tuition,
room, board, books, laundry and
ten bucks per month all of It
over the counter. The same
holds true of basketball and
football players." . . . Heck, we
know some fair pro fighters
' wno'a oe nappy io clear inai
j $10 per, and they wouldn't de
mand books . . , From an equal
1 ly small northeastern college
Willi liu uifi-uiiic jiuiuub. a
. ff now for the first time how
weil' we are succeeding in keep
ing sports within the bounds of
an educational program. I was
shocked to learn that the rum
ors on subsidization of athletics
I had always discounted previ
ously, are actually true." ... So
i yez takes yer choice, but yez
don't necessarily pay yer money.
Non-Sked Tread
J. B. "Fenders" Whitworth
(Oklahomans think his old nick
name of "Ears" is inadequate)
gives this rough version of what
happened just after he took the
Oklahoma A&M football coach
ing job: "I arrived in Oklahoma
and faced a quick tour of the
state. So I made the trip and
gave three little talks. When I
got back they had added Arkan
sas to the schedule as an opener.
So I made three-four more lit
tle speeches and when I came
back they had added SMU . . .
I'm not going to set foot out of
town again or we'll have Notre
Dame on Wednesday."
Cleaning the Cuff
Fred (Did-He-Win) Wilt has
filed an entry for the Baxter
mile at the New York AC track
meet Feb. 11 by request but
Don Gehrmann won't be avail
able . . . Billy Sheridan, Lehigh
wrestling coach, recently was
named chairman of the city of
Bethlehem recreation commis
sion . . . Dave Barron Harris, son
of Sheriff Dave, the old-time
Washington outfielder, is a div
er on .the U. of Georgia swim
ming team . . . Dave, senior,
made hisv biggest splash with a
two-out-in-the-n 1 n t h hit that
spoiled a no-hlt game for Tom
my Bridges.
New 'Old Bones'
In Bargain Horse?
(AP Ncwsfratures)
Miami, Fla. When you talk
of bargain horses remember
Three Rings.
The 5-year-old gelding, ob
tained in 1948 for $7,500 in a
claiming race by Mrs. . L. Hop
kins, is a candidate for Hialeah's
rich Widener this winter.
Trainer Willie Knapp believes
he has another Exterminator in
the gelded son of Circus Ring.
Although Old Bones won the
Derby with Knapp" riding him
at odds of 30 to 1 in 1918, it
wasn't until 1922 as a 7-year-old
that Exterminator had his
biggest year.
Since Mrs. Hopkins acquired
Three Rings, Trainer Knapp not
once has put the gelding in a
claiming race.
"Our confidence has paid off,"
says Knapp. "After all $139,485
isn t bad for a $7,500 investment.
D
Dick Diinkel' College Basketball Power Index
EXPLANATION The Power Index provide s direct comparison of tht -elative strength
of any two teams for this season to date. Thus, a 50.0 team has been 10 scoring: points
stron. r than a 40.0 team on their comparative records, in .vhich scoring margin has
been weighed against strength of opposition. This does not necessarily mean that a 50.0
team should defeat a 40.0 team by exactly 10 points in the uture. Teams rarely follow
past performance that closely. Furthermore, the ratings are not adjusted for such fac
tors as home court, injuries and ineligibilities. The Dunkel system correlates records of
all college teams and was started in 1929.
SCORES
In the Alleys
(Complet. Rssultt)
Clair Bee, the outspoken
Long Island U. basketball
coach who had 'em buzzing
with criticism of Kentucky's
"soft" schedule, says he was
only kidding and is a great
admirer of Adolph Bupp . , .
Clair wouldn't want anybody
dropping LIU from a sched
ule in an effort to make It
tougher . . . The Detroit Lions
still would like to get Bobby
Layne from the NY Bulldogs,
but at last report they thought
Ted Collins' price was too
high . . . Seems Lion Prexy
Edwin J. Anderson has Issued
a "make money or else" ulti
matum for the 1950 season.
.'. . Bill "Killer" Kane, who
served a brief hitch as assist
ant athletic director at the Na
val academy, is getting some
extra-special training at a
war college special school In
Alabama.
.400 HITTING CAGERS
New York m With more
than half the season gone, three
of the leading scorers in the pro
National Basketball association
were "batting over .400" on
their shots from the floor.
George Mikan, league leader
had a .429 percentage on 324
baskets in 755 shots. Alex Gro-
za, In second place, had the lea'
gue's best average .462 on 271
baskets in 586 tries. Dick Mchen
of Waterloo, fourth place in the
scoring race, had a .431 mark
on 195 out of 452.
Only about four more weeks
of this, and we 11 know the ap
proximate answer to the 1950
college basketball question.
Meanwhile, we can take a look
at the road that lies ahead of the
currant leaders. Their chances
can be judged by comparing
their ratings with those of the
coming opponents listed below.
Chances? That will depend on
games is one thing, but a team's
what you're looking for. Winning
rating also depends on strength
of schedule.
We laughingly expect these
ratings to hold up. But at the
same time, the place to look for
possible booby-traps is where
the little is shown. It denotes
game to be played on a foreign
court.
No. 1 Holy Cross (82.4) - ver
sus Brown, 55.7; Colgate,64.3;
R. I. State, 59.7; Dartmouth.
46.2; R. I. State, 59.7; Boston
College, 54.4; Brown, 55.7; Val
paraiso 63.8; Columbia, 67.0;
Yale, 61.0.
No. 2 La Salle (78.2) - versus
St. Joseph, Pa., 58.7; Baldwin
Wallace, 82.3; Toledo , 71.5;
Loyola, Md., 58.8; Muhlenberg,
61.7; Manhattan, 57.2 Cincin
nati, 71.4 Gettysburg, 43.0; Bos
ton College, 54j4; Muhlenburg,
61.7.
No. 3 C.C.N.Y. (78.1) - versus
Princeton, 61.7; St. Francis,.
N. Y., 55.2; Canisius, 69.0;
Niagara, 65.0; St. Joseph , Pa.,
58.7; Fordham, 57.5; Syracuse,
66.5; Manhattan, 57.2; New York
U., 67.3.
No . 4 Kansas State (76.5) -versus
Oklahoma, 68.5; Missouri,
64.9; Kansas, 72.3; Iowa State.
60.9; Colorado, 66.7; Missouri,
64.9; Kansas, 72.3. .
No. 5 Long 'Island (75.3) -versus
Springfied, 51.6; Quan
tico Marines, 47.5; Duquesne,
74.9; Cincinnati, 71.4; Hartwick,
51.9; John Marshall, 46.0; Ham
line, 67.7.
No. 6 Duquesne (74.9) - ver
sus Louisville, 70.1; Akron,
60.3; Geneva, 53.6; Long Island,
75.3; Indiana, Pa., 36.0; Geneva.
53.6; Akron, 60.3; Baldwin
Wallace, 62.3; Villanova, 70.8.
Then comes chaos. Ohio State.
Wisconsin, and Illinois, currently
seventh, eighth and tenth in the
round robin this week-end. Here
round robinthis week-end. Here
mere s trouble around every
corner, and not a favorite
sight.
On the other hand. No. 9 N C.
State (73.9) should have very
smootn sailing through the re
mainder of its Southern Confer
ence schedule.
Rank and power index of sec
tional and sectional leaders.
through last Monday's games,
follows.
10 NATIONAL LEADERS
1. Holy Cross 82.4
2. La Salle 78.2
3. C.C.N.Y 78.1
4. Kansas State 76.5
5. Long Island 75.3
6. Duquesne 74.9
7. Ohio State 74.8
8. Wisconsin 74.8
9. N. C. State 73.9
10. Illinois 73.8
New York U.
R. P. I
St, Fr.nels, Pa
m.rranrts. NY
John's.NY
Srton Hall ..
Siena
Vermont ....
Villanova ..
Wagner
W & J
W. chesterst.
Westinghouse
Yale
Yeshlva ....
Adelphi
American U. .
Brockport St.
Buffalo St. ..
Erllnboro St.
Gannon
Hartwick ....
Indiana. Pa. .
Ithaca
New York AC
. State .
Rider
St. Mfehael'i ..
Stevens
Thlel
WUlama
Baker
Blutfton ....
Butler
Carnegie Tech
central Mo. .
Cent. Okla fit.
Dubuque ....
cent. Okla
Ft. Haya St. .
Huntington .
college ..
Indiana St. ..
wesleyan
MUllkln ...
Milwaukee St.
Neb. Wesleyan
Oshkosh St. .
St. Ambrose .
D. State ..
E. Okla. St.
Springfield St.
Dakota .
S.W.Okla. Tech
Washington U.
Bethany ....
centenary ..
Davidson ....
Erskine ....
Georgia St. ..
Hamp Sydney
HowBrd, Ala
Memphis St,
Mercer
Mor's Harvey
No, Carolina .
So. Carolina ..
S. M. U. ..
Tennessee ..
Texas
Texas A&M .
Wake Forest .
w. Ky. State
W. Liberty St.
Adams fit. ..
Bowling Green
Brig Young .
Colo. 8tate .
Denver
Montana St.
Oregon
Pacific TJ. ...
Pepperdlnc ..
Portland
San Diego St.
Santa Clara .
Seattle U
Stanford ....
'. L. A. ..
Washington
Whitman ...
CROWD PLEASER
Hershey (P) Bill Moe, for
mer Minnesota football ace
and now colorful defense star
of the Hershey Bears of the
American Hockey League, has
long been a favorite in any city
his team visits. In a recent game
in Buffalo, where the fans are
especially fond of Moe. a huge
sign was hung on the penalty
box, "Reserved for Bill Moe."
But Moe fooled them and didn't
visit the box all night.
EAST
Holy Crosa . .
La, Salle
O. O. N. T. ...
Long Island ,.
Duquesne ....
St. John ,N. T.
Cornell
Villanova ....
CnLslus
Weamlnstr, Pa.
SOUTH
N. O. State ...
W. Ky State ..
Marshall ....
Kentucky ,,,,
Louisville ....
E. Ky. State .
Murray St. ...
Tulane
W. Virginia ..
Duke
MIDWEST
Kan, state ., 76.5
Ohio State .. T4.B
Wisconsin .... 74.8
DInols I3.fl
Minnesota ... 73.8
Bowling Green 7S.7
Notre Dame .. 72.5
Kansas 72.3
Indiana 73.0
Bradley 11.9
rAH WEST
TJ. C. L. A. ... 73.1
BTl. Yount.. 70.5
Wash. State ,, 09.8
S. rrancslco. , 08.5
Wyoming 87.7
California
So. Calif. ,
Washington
Stanford ...
Utah State
87.4
86.8
84.8
64.2
64.2
(Ratings through games of
January 31) v.
In each listing below, the team
on the left has established itself
as the favorite by compiling
higher rating to date than its op
ponent. For example, a 50.0
team has been 10 points strong
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Eaat
67.3 ve Geo'town. DC
'51.2 vs Rochester ....
eo.5 vs Akron
55.2 vs N. Britain St.
12.4 vs Temple
'56,9 vs Crelghton
64.0 v Tex. Wesleyan
'44.5 vs A. 1. C
70.8 vsR. I. State ...
47.1 vs Brooklyn Poly
'61.5 vs W. Virginia
49.5 vs Moravian ....
31.7 vs FrostburR St.
61.0 vs Dartmouth ..
'29.9 vs Drew
39.2 vs Kind's Point . .
49.4 vs Lynchburc . .
44.7 vsRochest'r Tech
'35.4 vs McMaster ...
.36.6 vs California at.
'41.0 vs Fredonle St. .
'51.9 vs Queens. N.Y, .
'36.0 vs St. Vincent ..
49.4 vs Mansfield St. .
'57.3 vs Virginia
50.7 vs Rutgers
45.9 vs Pater&on St. . 1
52.6 vs A. I. C
31.4 vs Pratt
33.6 vs Alliance ....
38.5 vs Oswego St. ..
Midwest
46.1 vs McPerson
29.0 vs Indiana Tech
59.2 vs Wabash ....
57.1 vs Oberlln
52.9 vs C'cordla, Mo
48.0 vs Phillips
49.6 vs Wm. Penn. .
'50.9 vs Okla. Baptist
.57.3 vs S'western.Kan 1
35.9 vs Greenville ..
54.3 Vs Elmhurat ....
'63.7 vs Xavler, O. ,
'23.2 vs Central. Ia. .
.56.6 vs Augutana, III 1
'44.0 va C'cordla. Wli
'46.6 vs Hastings ....
'40.6 vs Stevens Point
37.4 vs Simpson
'49.3 vs Mornlngslde ..
43.6 vs M. K. Okla St. '
54.6 vs C. Girardeau '
,52.5 vs No. Dakota . .'
37.8V a N. W. Okla St. '
59.4 vs S'western Ten.
South
'39.9 vs Hiram
'49.7 vs S, E. Louisiana
44.9 vs Citadel
'43.1 Vs No. Georgia .,
52.4 vs Fla, Southern 1
'80.7 vsJ. Hopkins ..
.38.9 vs Troy St
'45.8 vs Tenn. Tech .
46.8 vs Miss, College
'58.2 vs Davls-Elkins .
,60.3 vs Maryland ....
'49.5 vs Clemson ....
'56.2 vaT. C. U
52.8 vs Florida
'58.4 vs Arkansaa ....
,60.7 vt Baylor
.54.5 Ts Richmond ....
'72.2 vs Louisville ....
45.1 vs Atderson ....
Far West
'32.3 vs Panhandle . . .
73.7 vs San Jose St.
70.5 vs Colo. A&M..
49.6 vs Western St. ..
59.4 VS Utan
56.7 vs Idaho State .
63.5 vs Idaho
41.1 vs Llnlleld ....
58.4vsCal. Poly ....
58.6 vs Oonzaga ....
27.4 vs Sta Barbara ..
62.6 vs Loyola, Cal ,,
42.9 vs Seattle Pac. .
64.2 VS St. Mary, Cal.
73.1 vs Fresno St. ...
.64.9 VS Oregon St. .,
43.1 vs Coll. Idaho .,
60.0
41.7
60.3
51.4
61.7
54.9
50.2
35.4
.59.7
41.4
61.4
39.4
. 7.3
46.2
14.7
19.0
33.2
22.6
15.4
33.0
49.4
57.1
35.5
35.4
1B.2
18.5
32.1
28.6
15.6
52.6
43.6
.41.1
37.9
16.7
42.6
41.0
2S.9
30.4
.83.4
19.7 1
35.8
27.2
41.4
38.3
42.6
.43.3
35.8
36.0
48.9
34.8
39.4
34 9
45.9
31.5
16.0
35.2
31.3
20.0
44.6
21.5
56.1
46.0
46.8
56.1
7.6
57.5
59.1
45.0
70.1
44.6
31.0
58.8
56.9
36.8
69.3
.44.6
58.4
30.8
50.6
54.9
51.5
56.8
38.9
52.3
52.4
64.1
.38.0
E. Illinois Et.
E. Ky. State .
Penn
Find lay
Ft. Haya St.
Franklin ...
Grinnell ...
Hamline ....
Hanover ....
Heidelberg.,
Hiram
111. College ..
111. We&leyan
Indiana
Ind. Central.
Iowa Tchrs..
J. MiHlkln...
Kans. State.
Kan Wexlyn 1
LaCro&s St..,
Manchester
Mankato St. .
Marietta ....
Minnesota ,. 1
Musk in (turn ..
N.Mich Ik an .
Notre Dame '
Ohio State . 1
Okla. A & M
Okla. Baptist.
Peru State ..
Phillip ....
Platteville St.
Purdue
River Falls ,
St. Olaf
S. Francisco.
ShurtWt
So. Dakota .
S'wstrn. Tenn
Springfield St.
Taylor 1
Toledo
Warrensbz St
W. Illinois St
W. Reserve ..
Wooster .... 1
Appalachian '
Auburn
Baylor
Berea
BlrmjSouthrn
Centenary. .
Clemxon ....
Davidson . . .
Davis -El kins.
Duquesne . . .
Emory-Henry.
Erskine
Fairmont St..
Florida St. .
Geneva ....
Georgia ....
Georttla Tech
Guiirord ...
Hardin -Sim's
Hih Point .
Kentucky ...
Marshall ...
Mercer
Mllligan ...
Murray St, . .
Navy
Newberry . .
No. Carolina .
N. C. State .
No. TexasSt.
Rand. Macon
Roanoke . . ,
Salem
Stetson
Tampa
Tenn. Tech...
Tulane
Union. Ky, .
Vanderbllt ..
W.Va Wesleyn
W. it Mary
Saturday, February 4
East
American U 49.4 vs Drexel 44.1
Army 57.7 vs Amherst .... 41.0
Arnold '43.7 vs Coast Ouarl. 42.7
Baltimore. .. 33.4 vs Lynchburg.... 32.2
Bloomsbrs St 44.4vxLock Haven St 41.3
Canisius ... 69.0 vs Syracuse .... 66.5
Clark 39.6 vs Assumption . 29.4
Connecticut . 54.4 vs Springfield. 51.6
Cornell 71.0 vs Penn 63.8
N. Y... 78.1 vs Pr nceton .. 'ei.T
E. Stroudsb-g. 44.4 vs Wilkes -26.0
Edlnsboro St... 36.6 vs Clarion St. . 33.0
32.8 vs Juniata .... 30.5
57.5 vs Virginia .... 49.4
43.0 VS F & M ... 28.8
51.9 v a Cortland St. "41.7
52.1 V s Northeastern 34.o
82.4 VS Brown 55.7
Arizona ....
Bowling Grn
Brig. Young
California..
California ..
Colo. State ..
Denver ....
Montana St.
Oregon
Pepperdlnc . .
Portland ....
San Diego fit.
U. C. L. A.
Washington..
Whitman ...
Willamette ..
home
TOP H
1 Holy Cross
2 Yale
3 R. I. State
4 Harvard
5 Brown ....
Copyright,
Ellzab'town.
Fordham .
Gettysburg
HartwicK
Hofstra
Holy Cross
Iona
54.5 vs St. Peter's.. 51.8
Kutztown St. 35.8vs Trenton St.. 31.7
Lafayette 61.6 vs Bucknell ... 41.9
LaSalle .... 78.2 vs St. Joseph, Pa 58.7
Leb. Valley.. 47.2vP. M. C. .. .7
LeMoyne ... 48.0vs Williams .... 38.5
Loyola, 111 ... 70.5 vs St. Bonavtur 66.0
Manhattan .. 57.2 vs Bridgeport .. 38.0
Mlddlebury .. 37.6 vs Champlaln.. 27.8
Muhlenberg. 61.7 vs Albright .... 49.8
Newk. Rutgra 41.7 vs Pace 29.2
MIDWEST
Bait Stata -50.7 vs Mich Normal . 18.1
Belolt 71.4 va Rlpon 43.9
Bradley 71.9 v a PltUbunh 53.0
Butler "59.z vs onto u bb.i
Carleton 42.6 Vs Knox 35.7
Carnegie Tech 57.1 vs Case "34.7
Cent. Okla. St 48.0 vsN. W. Okla St 34.8
Chicago 40.9vsCoe 2.o
Cincinnati ... 71.4 as W.Michigan . 60.4
Colorado ... 66.7 vs Missouri 64.9
Culv.Stocktn 43.4 vs Tario -aj.o
Detroit 6-l vs Wichita 51.9
Defiance .... 29.9 vs Indiana Tech 15.6
Drake 58.1vs Tulsa 57.1
Dubuque 49.6 vs Parsons ... 41.8
vsS. Illinois St. 1
vs Eva ru vl He .. '
vsKent. Canton 1
va Wilmington . '
vs Emporia St. . '
vs Rose Poly ...
vs Monmouth ...
vs st jhn. Minn. '
vs Earlham ... 1
vsO. Northern,
vs Steubrnviile. 1
vs Wheaton ...
vsNo. Central.,
vs N'westrrn . . 1
v s Canterbury
vs Ausu.fi tana, SD
vs Carthage
vs Oklahoma ...
vs Baker
s Stout
vs Anderson ....'
vs Winona St. . '
v s Wittrnborg. .
vs Illinois
vsMt. Union .. 1
s Detroit Tech '
vs Marquette . . .
vs Wisconsin ...
vs St. Louis . . '
vs N E Okla St 1
vs Hastings ....
vs S. W Okla St.
vs Ia. Wesleyan '
vs Mich. Slate
vsG. Adolphus.
vs C'cordla, Minn
vsDePaul
vsQuincy '
vs N. D. State ..
vs C. Girardeau 1
vs Mo. Mines ..'
vs Greenville . . .
vs Valparaiso . .
vs Kirksvllle St. 4
vs HI Normal .4
vs Oberlin .... 1
vs Ashland ....
SOUTH
45.2 vs Lenolr-Rhyne.
59.7 vs L. S. U
59.1 vs Arkansas ...
31.4 v s Transylvania.
38.8 vs Sewanee ... '
49.7 v a Loyola, La. ...
46.8 vs Citadel
44,9 vs Charleston .,
56.1 V s W. Va. Tech
74.9 vs Louisville ..
30.9 vs King
43.1 vs Presbyterian
33.2 vs Concord St..
39.1 vs Howard, Ala,.
53.6 vs Bethany ....
54,6 vs Chattanooga.
58.8 v
35.7vsElon
48.6 v sTcxas Tech.
49.2 vs Catawba ...
71.0 vs Mississippi ..
71.1 vs Dayton
46.8vsMlllsaps ....
41.2vsE. Tenn. St...
62.6 vs Mid Tenn St.
61.9 vs Duke ......
31.0 vs No. Georgia .
60.3 vs O.Washlngtn
73.9 vs Furman ...
'43.9 vs Hardin
31.3 vsJ Hopkins ..
39. B VS V. M. I
33.3 vs Rio Grande..
39.8 vs Rollins
50.6 vs Fla Southern
44.6 vs Union Tenn.
62 .0 v s Miss. State .
42.6 v Centre
60.7 v a Florida ....
42.4 va Glenvllle St.
56.5 v s Richmond . .
FAB WEST
60.7vTempe State ..
73.7 vs St. Mary. Cal !
70.5 v s Colo. AArM ..
67.4 Vs Colo. A&M. ..
67.4 vs Hawaii
49.6 vs Western St. . '
59.4 vs Utah
56.4 vs Idaho State. .
63.5 vs Idaho 1
58.5 v s Sta. Barbara.
58.6 vs Gonznga ...
57.4 vs Cal. Poly. .. -73.1
vs Santa Clara. '
64.9 vs Oregon St.. '
42.1 vs Coll. Idaho .
44.0 vs Pacific U. .
team,
IN NEW ENGLAND
82.4 6 Boston Coll
7 Connecticut
8 8. Michael's
9 Springfield
10 N. Brftn St,
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Pearl 558; Wcitrrn Paper (I) Gadarh
433. Andrcson 500. Kuebler 458, Luke 478,
Kuroier iatt.
Cuwhlnit Union Service 1) Pease 486,
Farley 504, Stone 400, Bcott 491, Corn
stock 511; Eagles ( :tl Peterson 538, Reid
495, Ritzman 466, Pero 435. Zellcr 464.
first national Hank VI) Driggs 457,
Kottke 443. Marr 420, Marshall 411, Mor
ris 426: Dytr A- Sons Insurance (I )
Schraclier 420. Chcrringlon 461, Brought
40O, Play 1 8 473. Prrman 479.
SAN Clothiers (3) Ricks 448. Bar
ker 477. Miifllinupt 509, Kaneslci 537,
Nagley 533; rumlllle (l Elwood 416,
Bolscr 456, Sheridan 419, Riches 553, Dun
can 527.
1 cater Appliance (!) Frank 405. R.
Bell 516, Schlctipcnbark 359, Hlllerlrh
507, Al Bfll 4fi0; VFW (H) While 408.
Miller 380. Parkcs 539. Kncdler 418, Wood-
zewaria 468.
High Ind. game, ComMnrk, 215: high
Inri. srries, Pearl of Interstate Trartor.
558; high team scries, Interstate Tractor,
2820. ,
38.8
52.6
57.5
22.2
23.2
41.4
31.5
27. B
38.4
70.1
18.9
35.1
27.5
38.9
39.5
40.2
31.4
44.3
44.8
51.8
60.8
20.3
37.5
39.2
60.7
16.0
53 .J
38.0
37.1
31.3
38.2
16.8
,27.B
35.2
38.6
53.1
33.3
47.6
37.1
45.0
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE NO. X
Shrork Motors (S) White 439. 8tf pa-
nek 450, Meyer 481, Grlcus 493, W laser
483; Smith Aulo Parts (I) Clark 536.
Edminister 364, Schuetz 450, Lemon 488,
Lee 558.
Knights of Pvlhlas (11 Decatur 473.
Jurit-on 538. K. Elwood 462, Maert 516,
Tschtda 482; Mom yer Chtvron Station
ui Momycr 6.16. Odermatt 417. Covert
371. L. Miller 448. Riley 493.
Keeb Used Cars (31 F. Zeeb 455, B. Carr
A. Zeeb 526. S. Zeeb 444. Peterson
429; KOCO (I) Ransom 424, Thorpe 388,
Nason 386, Riches 535, Bolser 466.
Vans Parking Station (?) Vleck 451.
Barnes 434. Rogers 530. Morlskv 451. Mc-
DanielK 534; McDonald Candy (2) Scott
483, Gemmell 388, Bryant 493. Nichols
449. Baxter 470,
High ind. eame and series. Momver.
225 and 636; high team series. Shrock
Motors, 3186.
61.0
59.7
. 55.8
55.7
1990, by R. O. Dunkel
Ogden Phipps' Striking, two-
year-old full sister to Busher
and Mr. Busher, is being winter
ed at Hialeah under veteran
trainer Jim Fitzsimmons.
Capitol Alleys
LADIES LEAGUE
Qulsenberry's (0) McElhaney 447. Ev
ans 412, Puch 357, Black 380. Kennedv
445; Good Ilnuoekeeplng (S Albrlch 494,
Olncy 468, Duncan 461, Jones 410, Pos-
Goldcn Pheasant ) Clark 426. Mc-
Carroll 404. Muelthaunt 473. Laird 485.
Garbarlno 441; Willard Art Tile (1) Glbb
4ju, Lawless 4tifl, wainwright 384, willard
355, Robertson 420.
Capital City Laundry (21 Bavea 334.
Doerfler 353, Tourneux 334, Hlllman 397.
Bain 443: Acklln'a Rootery 1 Loken
404, Wilder 323, Vlttone 329, Llndsey 354,
Archer 394.
Senator Beauty Shoo (0) Cllne 387.
Scott 333. Thomas 328. McClain 318.
Adolph 438; Cupboard Cafa (3) Thomp
son n, fiaisey m, rease w, uioat 409,
Boyce 458.
YWCA (01 Gardner 371. Scheussler ilf.
Butts 274, Mackey 328, Tib beta 274; Keg
letles 3) Dawson 474, Anderson 374.
wneriey jib, rutnam 382, Meyer 450.
High team series. Good Housekeenlnir
2374 (new high for the year); high ind.
series and game, Charlotte Possehl, 541
SEARS MEN'S LEAGUE
Harmony House (2) HU1 397. Christ!.
anson 404, Stock 487, Davey 433; All State
m waguire jib, uiaric 30 1. jtiei 497. Gil-
sar 41J.
Pilgrim (1) Jensen 366. Couch 450. Lb-
tofsky 435, Forstrom 459; Kenmore, (2
wenger 379, Adams 415, Hutmaker 393,
Cowan 460.
Craftsman (0 Morris 501. Kraui 405.
Klein 340, Barker 482; Horn art (3)
romes ai, Koacn 404. uooper 460,
Schneider 431.
Coldspot OS) Drve 434. Patton 362.
Sevens 402, Halsey 490; J. C. 11 1 (tans (1
Ambrose 434, Shunter 414, Slcrp 419, Oa-
iuna dud.
High Ind. game. Stook, 107; high Ind,
series. Oslund. BOB: hitch team name. J.
C. Hlggans, 635; high team aeries, Homart,
Duck Pin
RESULTS OF FIRST HALF
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Team Standings
Won
Quality Used Cars 52
Willamette Amusement Co 46
GMC Truck Co 37
L. Cuitimlng's Heating 36
Marion Electric 36
Tweedle Oil 35
Gleason's Bakery 34
1' "Nri
'100 1. '1000
Auto er Pertonal
COMMERCIAL
CREDIT FLAJV
INCOHPONATgDM
Balem Axencj. 46 N. Church St. TeL 341GB
SUMMARY 63rd ANNUAL REPORT
1949
INSURANCE IN FORCE $1,185,343,042
Including Deferred Annuities)
NEW INSURANCE 157,233,097
(Including Deferred Annuities)
ASSETS
INCOME
CONTINGENCY RESERVE
AND SURPLUS
378313,849
76,482,990
22,294,543
PaymenU to Policyholders and Beneficiaries since
the inception of the Company total $405,671,54
THE
MAHUFACTU
INSURANCE
Life
COMPANY
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO, CANADA
IraiMh Office -Portland
GILBERT G. CATO Portland
EARL A. GOOCH - District Representative
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, February 3, 1950 9
City Loop Scores
C1H RCII I.KACL'E
nivUlont
(Ml) Cal. Baptist
5 Lsaak
, 1 Burcham
14 Grienz
Martin
I.fslle Melhodiit (IX!
Adams ...
Dean 4 .
Verdlrclc 1
Crittenden
Bruce 4 G Whitalcer
baas: cal. Baptist Graber ft. Raymond
12.
Mark 5H) (Silt 1st Christian
Srewart 14 F 6 Watta
Brown 4 F 4 Vereats
Zeuskle 17 0 1 We-st
Rex U G 1 Juve
Cleveland 2 G 2 Wright
Subs. St. Mark HolquM 6. Gentemann
4; 1st. Christian W?5t 2, Klncade 2.
(C Division)
Ut Methodist (IHI 6 1st Presbyterian
Gaylord 8 F 1 Gibbons
Cockinc 7 F 1 Ramp
iball 14 C 2 Bowers
Green 5 G French
i5ter 0 G Colaan
Subs: l.st Met ImdiAt Lone 2. Put-
man 6; 1st Presbyterian Bleeder t 2.
m I.ee (111) Citt) Cal. Baptist
K, EtlKCl 2 F 6 Dubois
H. EiiBcl 1 F 14 Klekel
Ellison I C 4 Heacilun
Oliver G Rector
Burton 2 G G. Dubois
Deaf School (11) (IK) St. Mark
McCann 6 F . ... 4 R. Holmquist
Maynard F 6 Lannlaw
Fehlman 2 c 0 Weiss
Hyatt G Hoean
Walker 1 G C. Holmqulst
Subs: Deaf School Gbenstelner 2: St,
Mark Ansa vp 2.
A LINESMAN NOW
St. Louis (if) Leo Carbol,
who is handling linesman duties
in the St. Louis arena, home of
the American Hockey League
Flyers, formerly held down a de
fense post with St. Louis in the
old American Association. One
of his teammates of those days,
Alex (Shrimp) McPherson, now
is trainer of the Flyers.
Willamette Valley Bank 28
Team nirh Series
Quality Used Cars
GMC Truck Co
Cumminfi's Heating
Team llixh Slnile Gam
Willamette Amusement
GMC Truck Co
Quality Used Cars
,.2441
,.2.127
,.2299
INDIVinUAl, STANDINGS
HlBlt Ind. Series
Emll Sholz
Emery Alderman
Koyai Fawioy
Illfh Ind. Gam
Howard Smith
Emery Alderman
Mose Van Dell
nixh ATerace
Emery Alderman
Royal Pair ley
ISO
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
. L. Cummin'! Heatlnx 3) Dave
Spalding 402, Joe Spalding 316, Howard
Smith 504. Paul Russell 490, Bye 444.
Gleason's Bakery (11 Harlod Bonner 440,
Marion uieason 424, Tom wood 427, E.
Wulff 386, Bye 354.
Quality Used Cars (1) Royal Pawle
338, Bill Campbell 477, B. B. Snelsrove
419, Mose Van Dell 434. Emll Scholi 398.
Willamette Amusement Co. (3) Clar
ence Apples ate 424, Roy Robinson 412,
Wilfred Wilier 426, Howard Mills 407, Glen
Blanton 513.
Tweedle Fuel OH (21 Vern Still 461. Ira
Short 483, Harry Scharf 329, Duane Frank
445. Emery Alderman 413. Willamette Valler
uanK Ul unrroil MecKs 313. Keith Kaye
Bob JunRlinB 404. Carnel Waldlns
385, Al Flicker 373.
G. M. C. Truck Co. (D Darby Sermon
471, John Fullenwlder 416, Joe Brooks
340, Darwin Sormon 3BB, Milt Thomas
h, &. k. Wholesale (3) Al Hakan-
son 401, Arlo Younn 433, Bob arlltlth
335. Wes Goodrich 347, Lester Woods 388.
High team series and same: 'Willamette
Amusement, 2332 and 801,
HIrIi Individual series: Glen Blanton
I winnmetie Amusement j nia.
HIrIi individual game: Arlo Young (B
V ft wnoitieaiej aua.
Y Bird Beaters
To Meet Eugene
The Salem YMCA Badminton
club will engage a similar group
from Eugene on the local courts
at 8 o'clock Friday night.
During the recent Oregon
state closed badminton tourna
ment held at Reed college, Phil
Janz and Mable Brandon of the
Salem squad teamed up to take
the mixed doubles event. In
this same event Barbara Smith
and Del DeSart lost out in their
semi-final match. Barbara Smith
and Reo Farmer won the run
ner-up spot in the women's
double event.
Although they won but four
football games while losing five
and tying one, Mississippi's Rebs
led the Southeast Conference in
total offense in 1949.
01.
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DEALERS:
Howscr Bros.
1410 S. 12st
Salem
(Repair Station)
Northwest Logging,
Equipment
McMinnville
Silverton Farm Equipment
Silverton
DISTRIBUTOR:
c,rH BRownI
Dial 3-8555
1085 BROADWAY