-14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Friday, February 10, 1950
Champion Ski Jumper we;
during the world ski tournament held at Rumford, Me.
Bjornstad, 21-year-old farmer who had never finished higher
, than fifth place before, outdistanced all competition with this
. and his 223-foot jump. (Acme Telephoto)
Trainer Confirms Poll
Vote; Man O'War Tops
By JAMES F. FOWLER
I
I
I
! Miami, Fla., Feb. 10 UP)
Whenever horse lovers meet,
sooner or later the talk turns to
the greatest of them all, the im
mortal Man O'War. They talk
if his 20 victories in 21 starts;
Of his five record breaking races
ind of the only time he was
beaten, by a horse named Upset,
But memory o the big red
ftalllon, acclaimed the greatest
face horse of the last half cen
tury in the Associated Press
poll, probably is most, vivid in
the mind of the man who bought
him, trained him, raced him and
ietired him to sire the greatest
family of thoroughbreds the
jvorld has ever seen,
i Samuel D. Riddle, now 88
f years old and still racing
horses, smiled as he was told
'Man O'War had been picked
as the horse of the half cen--tury.
s "They're right," he beamed,
''they picked the right horse.
There hasn't been a horse like
Big Red before or since. There
have been many great horses,
you understand, but none quite
Jike Man O'War."
i Sitting in his box atop the
Clubhouse at Hialeah race
course, Riddle turned his mem
ory back 32 years when he first
lighted Man O'War, an un
fcrushed yearling, sunburnt and
thin. '
' "You'll hear 50 people tell
!you how they influenced me
'to buy him," Riddle caution
ed, "but don't you believe it.
I sent my trainer down to
look over August Belmont's
batch of yearlings for sale,
and the trainer said he didn't
see anything worthwhile. So
I went myself.
"I saw this yearling in the
last stall and asked the groom
if he had been set aside. The
groom said no, he was for sale
too.
"When that big red horse
he stood over 16 hands high
poked his head through the
door my heart skipped a little.
I knew right away I had to
have that horse. So I paid
$5,000 for him.
"It was the greatest invest
ment any man could make. He
kept me on top for 20 years
. . . gave me a great horse every
year of his life ... and his off
springs are still coming, the
grandchildren, that is."
In present day standards
with $50,000 and $100,000 races
Big Red's earnings didn't
amount to much, $83,325 as a
two-year-old and $166,140 as a
three-year-old. But it was a lot
of money 30 years ago.
"It was after he was retired
to stud he became the money
earner. I never kept track of
how many colts he sired. I
guess his offsprings earned
around $4,000,000. His great
est son, of course, was War
Admiral. Although War Ad
miral couldn't have beat Man
O'War In his greatest day."
O'Doul Promises Seals
Will Climb from Cellar
! By RUSS NEWLAND
! San F ranclsco, Feb. 10
Somebody else, not the San
Francisco Seals will be the Pa
cific Coast league doormat or
jiext to It, this season.
' That's what Frank "Lefty"
O'Doul soys. He's the manager.
O'Doul, one of the outstand
ing personalities in baseball,
had the unpleasant experience
of bossing a seventh place club
Jast year.
, Only Los Angeles proved a
bigger droop than the Seals.
The southern entry finished
flat on its back. These are
strange positions for the clubs
from the two largest cities in
the triple A loop. They're us
ually fighting for the pen
nant. O'Doul, surveying his 25 hold
overs and 13 newcomers said:
"This season's club should
have good balance. Experience
and enthusiasm usually form a
winning combination. We
should have It this year.
"We are looking for some
help from Pittsburgh, either
on option or outright pur
chase. I'm hoping we can get
Eddie Fitzgerald from the
Pirates. It would solve our
problem behind the plate. We
also lacked batting punch last
year. It will be better this
year."
Among the mound oldlos tak
en on are Tommy Bridges, the
old Detroit star who has been
with Portland; Xavier Rescigno,
from San Diego, and Ralph
Buxton, a former Oakland
standby whose knucklcr took
him up to the Yankees late last
season in a relief role.
Louis Grasmick, a righthand
er from Portsmouth, Vn., and
Chet Johnson, southpaw from
Indianapolis, are other newly
acquired hurlers. The Seals will
go into their Palm Springs
training camp with 14 pitchers.
Rick Briskey, a Naches, Wn.,
youngster will get a good chance
at the shortstop berth. He hit
.338 for Yakima in the Western
International class B circuit last
season. Lei Fleming, taken on
Ml
Dick Dunkcr College Basketball Power Index
EXPLANATION The Power Index provides a direct comparison of the -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 ffhlch scoring margin has
been weighed against strength of opposition. rl'hls 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 Donkel system correlates records of
all college teams and was started in 1929.
Question: How much do "wont'"' hu tibiMied it.if the fworite
Its opponent. For example, a 50.0 team
has been 10 points stronger, per game,
than a 40.0 team.
- noma team
Probable Probable
Wlnnen Losers
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10
Esit
American TJ.
Brldgewater
Buffalo
Colgate ,
Qorham St.
Orove City .
Hobart
Hunter ,
Indiana, Pa,
Long island
Union
Dakota .,
Ohio U
Rlpon
uicnigan
Blrm. South .
Centenary
and lost" records mean in eval
uating basketball teams?
Answer: Nothing.
Example: DePaul, won 8, lost
10: rating 64.5. Kansas Wesley-
an, won 13, lost 0; rating 54.0.
Wanna argue? DePaul licked
powerful St. John's at the Gar
den by six points. KW's strong
est foe, through last Monday.
had been Ft. Hays Teachers
(53.3). whom they beat by one
point.
Anyway, in a game where It
costs you nine points to play in
the other fellows back yard,
you can't travel, meet the top
notchers, and stay undefeated
unless you're a super-team.
So far this season, only one
major outfit, Holy Cross, has
been able to pull the Merriwell
stuff. Through last Monday, the
Crusaders had won 17 straight,
but that fact has nothing to do
with computing their top rating
of 82.0.
That's figured this way: Holy
Cross had played opponents with
average rating of 59.4. Add to
that HC s average scoring mar
gin of 23.0 per game, and you
get 82.0. All our ratings are fig
ured in the same manner.
Following the Crusaders, in
second place, were the potent
Kansas State Wildcats, with
78.2. Their record was 13-4, but
they circulate in one of the
country's toughest leagues, the
Big Seven. Their next game is
with Missouri (64.5).
No. 3, LaSalle (78.0) had won
ten straight since dropping a
two-pointer to San Francisco on
Dec. 29. The Explorers meet
rugged Toledo (73.7) Saturday.
No. 4 CCNY (76.0) had a 12-2
record, and tangles with Canisi
us (66.7) this week-end.
No. 5 Ohio State (75.9), king
pin of the Big Nine, was 14-3,
and collides with Michigan
State (55.1) tomorrow.
Completing the Top Ten,
through last Monday's games,
were: Long Island, UCLA. West
ern Kentucky State, St. John's,
Bradley and Toledo, the latter
two tied for tenth position.
Hank and Power Index of na
tional and sectional leaders fol
lows:
10 NATIONAL
1. Holy Cross ..
2. Kansas State
3. LaSalle
4. CCNY
5. Ohio State ....
6. Long Island
7. UCLA 75.2
8. W. Kentucky State 74.2
9. St. John's, N.Y 74.1
10. (Bradley 73.7
(Toledo 73.7
EAST MIDWKfiT
Holy Cross 82.0 Kans. State ....7B.2
LaSalle 78.0 Ohio State .,..76.9
CCNY 7fl.O Bradley 73.7
UU 75.3 Toledo 73.7
St. John's, N.Y. 74.1 Wisconsin 73.3
Duqucsn 73.3 St. Louis 73.2
Villa nova 72.1 Indiana 72.2
Cornell 71.1 Delolt 72.1
3yracus ..60.2 Cincinnati 72.0
weaimsier, Pa. .09.2 Illinois 71.3
BUUTH FAR WEST
Ky. State ..74.2 TJCLA 7B.2
NC Btate 73.1 Wash. State ...69.S
Louisville fln.O Brig. Young ...09.3
Kentucky 68.9 8. Francisco
Marshall 68.8 California ..
Murray Bt 85.8 Wyoming .,
E. Ky. Bute ..84.3 Arliona ....
Duke 83.9 80. Calif. ,
Vanderbllt 62.4 Stanford ...
Texns A St M 61.7 E. Wash. Bt.
(Ratlnri through nntM of Fehrrjarv A) 1 Queens
In ench listing below, the team on the RI State
LEADERS
, 82.0
78.2
-....78.0
76.0
....75.9
....75.3
...32.5
..'28.1
...29.7
.53.3
14.5
. 8.8
.15.7
21.3
35.0
51.8 vs Catholic V.
.39.5 vs Ellxao'town
.52.4 vs Hamilton .
84.3 vs Army
.28.5 vs Pltchburg St.
41.5 vs Predonla Bt.
24.9 vs McMaster ..,
.28.4 vs Pratt ,
.37.7 vs Edinboro Bt.
75.3 vs Quantlco Mar. 47.5
Lock Haven St. 40.1 vs Shtppensb'g ..30.0
Loyola, Md. ..56.7vsMt. Bt. Mary's 42.7
Minersvllle ...'47.0 vs California, Pa .35.9
Montclalr St. 46.6 vs Newk, Rutgers 41.7
N. Haven St. 31.8 vs Albany St. ...20.2
N. York AC 57.3 vs LeMoyne 43.9
Oswego St 32.3 vs Rochester T .24.1
Penn State ...64.2 vs Gettysburg ...3.8
Rider 47.1 vs Panser ..39.8
St. Francis, Pa. 64.4 vs Upsala '38.9
Bt. Lawrence 47.0 vs RPI 46.8
Spllp'ry Rock 40.6 vs Fenn 37.5
Springfield ... .53.9 vs Lowell Text. 25.9
Tufts 60.8 vs Bowdola 32.0
Midwest
Central, Mo. . .53.0 vsTarklo
Colorado 68.7 vs Iowa State
Culv. Stockton a43.1vsDrury
Evansvllle ....81.7 vs Xaxler, O.
Franklin '48.9 vs Hanover ...
111. College ...54.3 vs J. Mllllktn
111, Wesleyan .52.2 vs Elmhurst ..
Iowa Tchrs. .. .63.1 vs fl.D. State
Lawrence 41.8 vs Monmouth
Law. Tech .. .'51.8 vs Huntington .,..33.9
Loras ...64.1 v St. Jos., Ind. 50.7
Maryvllle St. . .53.8 vs Warrens. St.
vs uecnany . . .
,.52.9 vs So. Dakota
48.3 vsW. Reserve
.46.4 vs Carleton ...
.59.2 vs Miami, O. ..
South
.37.9 vs Oglethorpe
51.5 vs Tex. Wesleyan 60.6
ciemson 48.2 vs Presbyterian ,,'io.v
Duke 63. B vs Maryland ....44.7
Florida St. ,40.8 vs Lipscomb ....
Georgia Tech. &7.6 vs Florida
Geor. Tchrs. 55.2 vs Ersklne
High Point ....51.5VSE. Carolln. St.
Lynchburg ...31.2 vs Eton
Marshall 68.8 vs E. Ky. State
Mercer 46.8 vs Howard, Ala.
Mid. Tenn. St. 39.8 vs Union, Tenn.
Carolina . .55.8 vs rurman
Rand. Macon .32.4 vs Oallaudet
Texas AaeM .."61.7 Vs Baylor
..21.4
..60.8
...35.6
..59.6
...46.3
..50.0
..30.2
..46.3
.36.8
,44.9
'42.2
45.1
'39.0
45.9
..23.7
...37.9
..46.5
..44.7
, 41.7
..31.0
64.7
36.0
,30.8
..38.0
..10.6
...80.5
Rider 47.1 vs Pace 31.8
RPI , 46.8 vb ClarksoQ .. 35.2
Rochester 45.3 vs Alfred 31.0
Bt. Anselm's 46.0 vs N. Hampshire . 34.4
St. Fran., Pa. 54.4 vs Iona 52.4
St. John's, MY 74.1 vs Niagara .... 63.8
Shlppens. St. '36.0 vs California, Pa 35.9
Siena 65.0 v Fordham .... 60.5
Springfield . . .53.9 vs Massachusetts 37.9
Bmartnmore ,.7,b vsr. m. c "43.7
Syracuse 69.2 vs Army 53.3
Temple "ai.7 vs Mannattan .. 55.3
Thleld "23.9 vs Predonla St. . 8.8
Trinity 47.6 vs Mlddleburv .. 37.1
Tufts 50.8 vs Bates 36.0
Uosala .......38.9vsDrew 12.7
VUlanova 72.1 vs Oeorget'n, DC 65.3
Vermont 43.2 vs Champlain ., 27.8
W & J 62.9 vs Buffalo St. .. "34.9
W. Ch'ster St. '43.5 V5 Klnii's. Del. . 38.2
Worcest. Poly "38.4 vs Lowell 9Text .25.7
Midwest
Anderson "41.7 vv Canterbury .. 41.5
Ashland .... 33.2 vs Hlam 26.1
Augsburg .... 53.5 vs Macaleater .. 41.3
Belolt ...... 72. 1 vs Indiana St. ., 64.9
Bowling Green "70.7 vs Loyola, 111. ,, 68.9
Bradley 73.7 vs DePaul 64.5
Butler 65.0vsW. Michigan . 69.2
C. Girardeau .38.9 vs Mo, Mines .. 33.7
capital .... "50.5 vs o. Northern. . 41.8
Case 41.4vsKenyon 32.6
DePauw 54.6 vs Ball State '54.0
Drake 58.4 vs Cralghton .... 64.8
Illinois St. 63.0 vs Ccordla. Mo. 43.9
Emporia St. ..51.1 vs Rockhurst ..
Eureka 51.9 vs Shurtleff
Hamline 66.7 vs C'cordla.Mlnn
Helldelberg ., 55.6 vs Otterbeln ...
nope "ao.u vs Aarian
.38.4
45.7
40.7
VMI 40.6 vs Davidson
Va. Tech 54.9 vs Richmond ...
W. Liberty Bt. 47.3 veW. Va. Tech.
Far West
Arliona 66.8 vs N. Mex. ArJtM
Brig, Young ..68.5 vs Denver
California '68.2 vs Bo. Calif. ...
Coll. Idaho ...36.4 vs Pacific U. ..
Colo. College 45.6 vs Western Bt.
Louisville 69.0 vs Loyola, Calif,
Montana 59.6 vs Idaho State
Okla. City ... .88.8 vs Regis
Oregon State 63.9 vs Orecon
Portland '60.3 vs St. Mary's, Cal. 62.4
San Diego St. 58.6 vs Pepperdlne ....5B.1
San Jose St. .64.2 vs Calif. Poly ,.60.5
Santa Clara ..50.2 vs Coll. Pacific .'46.1
UCLA 75.2 vs Stanford 65.0
Utah State ..64.1 vs Utah 84.9
Wash. State .'89.8 vs Idaho 83.6
Whitman 37.8vs Lewis & Clark 35.9
MOTE: - home team
..36.2
..40.7
57.8
."43.3
62.8
58.4
Muskingum .. 50.1 vsFindlay 37.1
no, uaicota sz.b vs Morningstlde "46.3
State ..47.3 vs s AuEUst'na.SD 28.6
N. W. Okla. St. 37.8 vs Friends 18.7
Oberlln 52.6 vs Wooster .... 48.7
omo state ., '75.9 vs Mich. State .. 55.1
O. Wesleyan .. 51.2 vs Wittenberg .. 46.9
Okla. A&M .. 67.6 vs Detroit 64.3
Pittsburg St. .. 54.8 vs Ft Havs St. "53.3
Bt. Louis .... 72.2vs Notre Dame .. 68.5
8. Illinois St. 61.6 vs 111. Normal .. '42.7
Springfield St. 54.0 vs Maryvllle St. 53.8
Tulsa 58.2 vs Wichita '51.8
Valparaiso .. 61.1 vs Hawaii 50.3
Wabash 53.3 vs St Joseph,Ind 50.7
Washington D 62.4 vs Mllllkln 50.0
W. Illinois St. 84.3 vs N. Illinois Bt. 47.9
Westm'st's, Mo 37.0 vs Drury 35.6
Wheaton .... 51.0 vs No. Central .. 43.6
Wisconsin ... 73.3 vs Nortrwestero 66.8
South
66.8 vs Tex. Western 47.B
44.6 vs Lenolr-Rhyne .32.0
. 72.0 vsW. Virginia ..
. 63.9 vs O. Washington 59.0
Arliona ..,
Catawba , .
Cincinnati
Duke ,
E. Carolina
Erskine
Albany St.
Albright ..
Amherst .
Arnold ..,
Assumption
Baltimore
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11
East
20.2 vs Wllllmantlo St. 14.1
,49.7vsMorlvlan 45.4
..45.4 vs Williams 43.2
.48.5 vs Kings point.. 18.0
..33.2 vs Norwich 25.4
.33.2 vs Gallai'det 10.6
Bloomsburg Bt. 46.4 vs Mansfield St. .31.0
Boston Coll. ...56.0 vs Seton Hall .. 54.9
Brown 53.8 vs Providence ... 51.3
Brooklyn 59.1 vs J. Marshall . 49.9
Brook. Poly , .'41.4 vs Adelphi 38.1
Buffalo 52.4 vs Union N. Y. . 38.8
Carnegie Tech 47.7 vs Allegheny .... 29.5
Coast Guard 39.9vs Clark 36.8
Colgate 64.3 vs Boston v. .. 45.6
CCNY 70.0 vs Canleui .... 66.7
Columbia 87.0 vs Penn 82.6
Connecticut . . . 54.5 va Wesleyan .... 34.8
Cornell 71.1 vs Yale ...
Delaware 42.8 vs Lelileh .... 35.5
nifiklniton 41.2 vs El lea bet' town ..28.1
Drexel '42.6 vs Urslnus ..... 26.6
Duquesne 73.3 vs Geneva 49.2
e. strouainurg .o vs i ronton et. .
F Sc M "27.9 vs Susquehanna .21.7
Harvard 55.8 vs Dartmouth 47.5
Hartwlck ,..,M8.9 vs Quantlco Mar, 47.5
Haverford ... .37.8 vs J. Hopkins .. 932.6
Holy Cross ..a82.0vsNew York AC 57.3
Hofstra 48.1 vs Wagner .... M6.2
Indiana, Pa. .37.7 va Clarion Bt. ., 31.7
Lafayette ... ,58.9 vs Rutgers 56.2
LaSalle "78.3 vs Toledo 73.7
Leb. Valley ..44.5 vs Juanlata .... 31.5
Lvcomlna 37.9 vs King's, Pa. .. 37.5
Maine 44.1 va Bowdoln .... 32.0
MIT "3B.4 vs Stevens 30.5
Mlllflrsvllle . . . .47.0 vs Kumown Bt. "36.3
Mt. St. Mary's 42.7 vs Brldgewater .. 39.5
Muhlenberg ..62.8vsSt. Joseph, Pa. 58.6
Britain Bt. 'oi.v va ieivioyne ....
38.0 VS A. I. C 38.4
32.3 vb McMaster .... 15.7
.64.2 vs Navy 58.6
41.7 vs Cooper Union 10.3
...68.7
...68.2
...67.8
...ee.a
... 66.8 Northeastern
,,.66.0 1 Oswego St. ..
..64.5 Penn mate
,.69.9 vs Bucknell ,
, 41.6
from Pittsburgh via Indianapo
lis, will be the new first sacker.
Three incoming outfielders
include Joe Grace, with Sacra
mento last season; Neil Sheri
dan, an acquisition from Seattle,
and Don White, purchased from
the Philadelphia Athletics.
Sheridan and White formerly
played good ball for the Seals.
Miami UP) Trainer H. M.
Woolf, personally saddled two
winners 275 miles apart on the
same afternoon recently. After
sending out Karakorum to win
the second at Sunshine park,
near Tampa, Woolf caught a
passenger plane to Miami, and
was in the Hialeah paddock in
plenty of time to tighten girth
on the winning Gleneagles in
the eighth.
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Illinois 71.3 vs Iowa
111. College 54.3 vb Carthage ...
,62.2 vs Lane Forest ,
72.2 vs Minnesota .,
70.8 vs Nebraska ...
, 78.2 vs Missouri ....
68.8 vb Marietta ....
4fi.4 vs Qulncy
39.3 vs Cornell. Ia. .
48.8 vs Wayne U. ..,
Wesleyan
Indiana ....
Kansas ....
Kansas State .
Kent Btate . .
Kirksvllle St.
Knox
Marquette
Michigan
70.2 vs Purdue
44.4
39.4
37.5
29.6
66.4
26.0
38.7
70.7
09.7
64.5
, 49.1
32.3
, 32.4
. 33.6
64.1
41.7 vs ElOti
44.7 vs Charleston .
Oeorget'n. Ky 42.3 vs Union, Ky
Georgia "Ba.o V6 Florida ....
Hamp, Sydney 48.7 vs Va. Medical
Kentuoky .... 68.9 vb Tennesae ..
Ky. wesleyan 42.3 vs centre 32.6
Marshall 68,8 vs Tenn, Tech. ,.43.0
Maryvllle .... 29.9 vs Careon-N'w'n T.a
Mercer 46.8 vs Troy St 20.0
MUUgan 42.7 vs Tusculum .. 12.9
Mississippi ,. 53.5 vs S'weste'n, Tenn 39.2
Mors Harvey eo.e vs W. Liberty St. 47.3
N. C. Btate ,.73.1 vs Wake Forest .. S7.2
Potomac St. .. 26.6 vs Salem
So. Carolina . .49.8 vs Richmond .
S. M. U "54.9 vs Texas
Stetson 43.8 vs Fla. Southern "35.8
Tampa 50,6 vs Florida St. ..40.8
Tempo St. ... 54.1 vs W. Texas St.
T. C. TJ 56.6 vs Rice
Tulane 59.3 vs Auburn 68.3
Vanderbllt .. 62.4 vs Alabama .... 60.9
V. M. 1 40.6 va Furman 38.0
s Virginia 46.8
Weitm'ster. Pa 69.2 va Bethany .... 44.9
W.Va.Wesl'yn "43.6 vt Fairmont St. 34.1
wm. & Mary oe.ivs va. Teen oi.
W. Ky. State "74.2 vs Murray St. .. 67.3
31.0
28.6
, 41.1
, 46.5
..32.5
. 56.0
SCORES in the ALLEYS
(CsmpUt ftMttlta)
Capitol Alleys
8 EARS MEN'S IE AGUE
J. C. Hizsins U) Ambrose 410. Sierp
381, Oslund 636. Uomtrt (2) Forbes 48 B,
Roach 464, Cooper 438.
Ken more (1) wenser 388, Aaanu 302,
Hutmaicer 452, Carver 382. Allatate (2)
Magulre 349, Clark 365, Rlehl 445, OlUar
470,
Craftsman f3 Krause 458. Shuater 390.
Barker 486, Morris 438. Coldspot (1) Bev
ens 454, Patton 375, HaLsey 484, Quesnel
418.
llarmonr House (31 Plwor 497. Davey
440. Hill 435, Paulson 616. Pilsrlm (0) Let
ofsky 479, ChrlAteiuon 367, Oough 422,
Forstrom 468,
High individual game and series: Os
lund 235 and 636. High team game: Horn
art, 657, High team aeries: Harmony House
Cherrlngton 430, Brought S64, Plauts 413,
rerman 04'. rum 1 me ta jsiwooo i,
Bolser 436, Sheridan 367, Kelley 520, Dun
can 472.
Naval Air m.e. (1 -Bmi 432. B. Kned-
ler 403, Holm an 375, I. Knedler 432, Brown
005. 1st Nat. Bank (3) DrlBBS 385.
Kottka 467, Marr 413, Marshall 392, Mor
ns DJO.
Western Faoer TO) Badach 415. Ander
sen 380, J. Kuebler 527, Luke 367, L.
Kuebler 381. Yeater App, Co. (4) Frank
441, R. Bell 470, Mohlman 457. Hillerlch
3, A. Bell 474.
Judson's Plumblnr (t Amove 448.
Bronson 354. Judson 389, Little 354, Jef
fries 352. Cashing Union Service (3
Peae 486, Farley 463, Stone 450, Scott
504, Comstock 460.
High individual Bum- n. White. 313.
High individual series: Perman, 547. High
team game and series: V.F.W., 1006 and
2744.
LADIES CITT LEAGUE
Good Housekeeping (3) Albiich 127. Ol-
ney 445, LeDoux 434, Llndsey 375, Poa
sehl 478. Senator Beauty Shop (0) Cllne
, Scott 320. Kodakowskl 279. Mc-
Claln 297, Adolph 421.
uapuoi vny iiaunarr taj xrejci 478,
Doerfler 371, LeTourneaux 418, H1U
man 360. Bain 429. Cupboard Cafe (1)
Thompson 375, Halsey 431, Pease 360,
Qlodt 350, Boyce 409.
Wlllard Art Tile (3) Olbb 413, Law
less 421, WalnwrlKht 390, Wlllard 348,
Kaneskl 460. Qulsenberry's 0) McElha
ney 344, Evans 380, Pugh 324, Black 390,
Kennedy 475.
Keglettes (1) Dawson 489, Boyd 370,
Anderson 408, Putnam 3 B0, Meyer 501.
Golden Pheasant (2) Clark 477, Thrush
375, Muellhaupt 425, Laird 474, Gar
barino 488.
YWCA (0 Gardner 354, Sclmessler 380.
Butts 361, Mackey 259, Tlbbetts 276. ArJc
tlna Boolery (3) Loken 418, Wilder 326,
Whtttaker 367, Vlttone 357, Archer 446.
High team series: Keglettes, 2282. High
Individual series and game: Agnes Meyer,
501 and 104.
University Alleys
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE NO. 1
V. F. W. 3 White 534, Miller 440,
Parkes 392, Valleau 349, Wodzewoda 453,
Eagles (1) Peterson 405, Reld 492, Rltz
man 449.
Interstate Tractor fl) Morris 469, Rob
inson 444, Schackman 391, Tanquery 352,
Burtner 394. S&N Clothiers (3) Ricks
491, Barker 516, Muellhaupt 458, Xan-
esiti ia j, nagiey mo.
Dyer A Sons Ins. (D Schroeder 458,
Brig. Young ..
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Montana
Oregon . .
Regis
San Jose St.
Far West
59.5 VS Colo. A & M
36.4 vs Pacific U. ...
Colo. College 45.6 vs western St. ..
Loulcville .... 60.0 vs Pepperdlne ..
59.6 vs Idaho State ..
'68.4 vs St. Mary's.Cal
62.8 vs Colo, Mines ..
64.2 vs sta. Barbara .
So. California 66.8 vs Stanford ....
U. C. L. A. .. 75.2 vs California
Utah State .. 64.1 vs Utah
Whitman .... 37.8vs Lewis & Clark
Wyoming .... 67.8 vs Washington.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12
Dayton 59.7 vs Xavier. O
hi. Honavenrre 66.8 vs aannon ...
Tod Ten in New Ensrland
1 Holy Cross ..82.0 6 Springfield
2 R. Z. State ..50.9
3 Yale 59.6 8 Brown
4 Boston Coll. 56.0 0 St. Michael's
6 Howard .... 55.8 10N. Britain St.
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Farm or City
Personal and Auto Loam
State Finance Co.
153 S. High St Lie. S-216 M 222
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE NO. fl
Zeebs Used Cars (41 F. Zeeb 501. B.
Carr 489, A. Zeeb 425. Bt. Zeeb 470. Peter
son 409. Shroek Motors (0) White 421,
Schuck 382, Meyers 426, Grlcus 412, Wis-
ser 435.
Vans Parkins' Station fit VimVWlr
446, Barnes 448, Rogers 451, Morlsky 403,
McDanlels 508. Momyer Chevron (3)
Momyer 468, Odermatt 377, Covert 393. L.
Miller 484, W. Miller 631.
smith Auto Parts (31 Clark 502. Ed.
minister 362, Shuetz 370, Lemon 508, Lee
496. K.O.C.O. (0) Ransom 424, Bolsern
443, Nason 387, Riley 409, Williams 407.
Knights or Pythias (2) Decatur 454,
Elwood 464, Schledel 453, Maerg 555, Tschl
da 434. McDonald Candy (1) Scott 383,
Bryant 431, Nichols 469, Baxter 468, Lew-
High Individual nam And hhHm- Mmr
of Knights of Pythias, 211 and 555. High
rcnui eeriw; 4ecrjs usea uars, aUil,
Duck Pin
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Willamette Valley Bank (3)
Meets 938, Keith Kayt 478, Garnet Wald-
ing ai rucicer saw, uye w. Willam
ette Amusement Co. (1) Clarence Apple
gato 413, Roy Robinson 3S6. Wilfred Wil
ier 451, Glen Blanton 374, Bye 405.
A, L. Cummlng'a Heatlnr (3) Mao Lar
son 402, Lester Woods 355, Dave Spalding
43&, aye aui, eye bu. u. a k. wnoieaaia
(D Al Hakanson 437, Arto Young 343,
Wes Goodrich 309, John Wood 374, Byt
333.
G.M.C. Truck Co. (0) Darby Sermon
341, John Full en wider 352, Joo Brooks
395, Darwin Sermon 337, Milt Thomas
301. Gleason'i Bakery (4) Harold Bon
ner 412, Tom Wood 515, Marlon Glea
son 352, E. Wulff 380, Bill Moad 441.
Quality Used Cart (3) Royal Pawley
445, Bill Campbell 466, B. B. Snelgrove
425, Mose Van Dell 461, Emll Scholx 400.
Twcedie Fuel Oil (1) Carl Flood 350, Vera
Stilt 442. Ira Short 456, Harry Scharf
319, Emery Alderman 427.
High team series and game: Quality
Used Cars, 2197 and 771. High Individual
her tea and game: Tom Wood (Oleason's)
515 and 229.
Cassill Modifies
Television Ban
On Husky Games
Seattle, Feu. 10 W) Harvey
Cassill's ban. on telecasts of
University of Washington sports
events was modified slightly yes
terday. The Washington athletic di
rector said future policy will
permit televising a show "if and
when a particular game or se
ries reaches a sell-out condi
tion." As of now, however, no sell
out is assured for next week
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