12 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Monday, February 20, 1950
Senators Sign McMillan
. With the signing of Frank
.."Buster" McMillan, announced
Monday by Business Manager
George Emigh, the Salem Sena-
- tors now have 16 players con
tracted for the 1950 Western In
.temational league season.
- McMillan, a resident of Port
land, hit .310 when he played
with the Senators in 1948 as
.catcher and outfielder. Be is a
left handed hitter.
, Others who have signed con
tracts are: Ken Courtin, right
. handed pitcher; Marvin Diericks,
outfielder, who goes to Port
land's training camp; Bill Os
born, pitcher; Bud Peterson, in
fielder, in Portland camp;
..Wayne Peterson, second base-
man; Everett Schrivner, infield-
hampion Obliges
47th International ladies' skating competition over 16 com
petitors at Davos, Switzerland.
Baysinger Makes Navy
Sound Hungry for Stars
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR
New York, Feb. 20 W The
(ay who probably has the most
secure Job in baseball is a resi
dent of Willlamsport, Fa., not
Versailles, Ky. . . . Carl Stots,
commissioner of Little League
baseball, has a ten-year con
tract, paying better tban 10 G's
a year, which can't be cancelled.
... Of course, if you've ever
tried to keep peace among a
bunch of ten-year-olds playing
ball, you'll understand he bas
one of the toughest Jobs, too,
. . . The Cincinnati Reds' statis
ticians reveal that right-handed
Reds hit 23 homers off right
handed pitchers last season and
19 off left handers, while the
southpaw swingers hit 27 off
rlghty flingers and only seven
off the wrong-arm guys. . . . That
may help explain what hap
pened to Bucky Walters, who
derided the old theory about
witching hitters according to
the pitching.
Baysinger Up the Wrong Tree
At a recent sports dinner in
Newport News, Va., Ensign
Reaves Baysinger, who helps
coach Navy plebe football be
sides teaching marine engineer
ing, singled out a likely looking
prospect among a group of high
school athletes . . . Working the
big young man off to one side,
Reaves began: "I understand
you're interested in the naval
acaaemy." . . . The prospect
looked bewildered. . . . "Isn't
your name Jones?" asked Bay-
finger. . . . "No, I'm Lou HoitsJ
ma. freshman coach at William
and Mary. Are you guys try
ing to get Jones, too?"
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Cantor and N. Liberty St. . Phono 2-2491
er; Harold Zurcher, outfielder;
Ted Yeamans, lnfielder; Nick
Muti, shortstop; Ken Wyatt, left
handed pitcher; Vic Wiljeto,
right handed pitcher; Walter
Lord, right handed pitcher; Bill
Beard, catcher; Bob Haddock,
infielder; Dick Waibel, right
handed pitcher.
Gene Peterson, pitcher, has
asked to be placed on the retire
ment list. He expects to go into
business in the McMinnville dis
trict.
Emigh reports he has hot as
yet reached an agreement with
Mel Wasley, home run hitting
outfielder who lives at Grass
Valley. Cal.
Spring training will open at
Corvallis, March 30.
Jeanette Altwegg of England .
shows one of the figures that won
Sportspourrl
Leo Durocher plans to make
Blackie Dark field captain of
the Giants to give him the ex
tra confidence he needs. Yon
can't say Leo isn't a smart
manager. ... Marty Cran
dell, Syracuse's NCAA heavy
weight boxing champion, is
having a rough season because
he can't get anybody to spar
with him. Marty already has
lost to Army's Bill Kcllum and
Penn State's Joe Drazenovich,
and if it goes much farther
he's liable to class boxing with
football. As for football,
Crandell says: "I bad three
years of it in high school and
almost got my brains knocked
out Boxing isn't half as bad."
. . . Brad Rowland, McMur
ry college's little All America
halfback, who writes poetry
and plays the piano for amuse
ment, has taken up a really
tough assignment for the win
ter. He's sports editor of the
college paper. . . . Hope he
gets the mall from all the
publicity guys who want some
player named for the little
Ail America.
Weak End Notes
Sonny Boy West, the Washing
ton lightweight, has the same
birthday as Joe Louis (May 13)
and is a great nephew of Jack
Johnson. He can't fight like
either. ... St. John's U. is aim
ing for places in both the NCAA
and invitation basketball tourna
meiUs. . . . Plain Ben Jones, who
can't helping seeing plenty of
good looking gams about Miami
says Coaltown has "the nicest
and cleanest" legs he ever has
seen On a race horse. . . . Still
Coalio usually is listed under
"Horses to wash."
Hero's what w do
Balance front wheels
weights included.
Inspect, dean and repack
front wheel bearings.
Check wheel alignment
and toe-in.
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FOR
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stroyed by fire, In time for 19SS meeting (Acme Telephoto.)
Photog Goes to All Games
But Would Pay to See One
Seattle, Feb. 21 JPl Our Mr.
Paul Wagner advised ns today
he'd pay 25 bucks Just to sit in
the stands like a human next
fall and watch a football game.
This is a tempting offer but it
isn't enough. We'll have to have
Wagner down on the field run
ning his legs off in pursuit of the
athletes.
He's the Associated Press pho
tographer at Seattle.
"So you're going to write
about me?" Wagner said, putting
on his its's-about-timc-some-body
- noticed - Wagner-around-here
look. "Say, listen, will ya?
Tell those boxing fans to quit
throwing beer bottles at me,
huh?
"A few years ago at the
Steele-Hostak fight I was lean
ing over the ring shooting pix
when some Joker hit me In the
back with a suds container.
What d'ya mean, did I catch
the guy? Hurt so much I did
n't even notice what brand the
beer was."
Wagner has run the gamut in
sports photography and the gal
lop often left him winded. He's
climbed step ladders, boathouse
roofs, diving towers and moun
tains. He s crawled under bench
es, fences and regulations to give
you a look at the ace in action.
If there's anyone Wagner hasn't
pictures the guy must be a no
body. Joe Louis, Ben Hogan,
Brenda Helser (Ah, There was
a picture), Leon Hart, Alex Gro-
Casey Stengel the list is
endless.
In the direct words of Wagner
It ain't easy."- You get lined
up for a picture of the touch
down and the quarterback runs
the play right over you. A tackle
In the Alleys
University Alleys
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Team Event
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3. S & N Clothiers 3370
J. Western Paper 38M
4. BurkUnd Lumber 3830
5. Sclo 2850
8. Pumlllte 2817
1. Salem Iron Worm 2805
0. Interstate Tare tor 2193
8. Aces Barber Shop 2787
10. Hois Bros 2785
11. National Buttery 2748
12. Momyers Chevron Station ..272B
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1. McCaltlster & LeTourneaux 1204
3. Barber A Kaneslcl 115S
4. Duncan A Kelly 1148
6. Morris s Pearl 1144
6. Reed & HUlerlch 1139
7. Conun & Hoflnter 1135
8. Wen or it Bavins ..1121
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10. Rockwell A Main 1110
11. Ransom A Bolsar 1110
Sin tea
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3. P. Eeeb 823
4. Pearl 610
5. KreJcl 018
8. Knuth 614
7. Benston 013
8. B. Carr 606
0. R. Hag en 593
10. S. Zb 591
11. D. Porter 590
12. E. Peterson S89
13. R. Parmer I8T
Scratch Leaders
Team: Gold lea of 811 vert on 3501
Doubles: McCalllster LeTourneaux 1013
Shinies: Bd. Pearl 553
All events scratch: KreJcl 1577
All events handicap: Knuth 1751
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steps on your camera and a half
back on your face. You want a
shot of the cleanup man hitting
a home run, so what happens?
The pitcher walks the guy.
"Take the time," shivered
Wagner, "that 1 was doing a
batch on steelhead fishing on
the Filchuck river. I was
wading in the Icy water tak
ing shots of a fisherman fight
ing a steelie two feet long.
Suddenly I stepped in a hole
and went clear out of sight,
camera and all. You never
saw a wetter Wagner."
Paul is convinced that people
who stage sporting events lay
awake nights thinking up n e w
rules to hamstring photograph
ers. Don't take pictures of the
finish it blinds the judges.
Don't get closer than 15 feet to
the field of play. Don't take flash
pictures of girls in wet regula
tion swim suits it makes em
look undressed.
"So," growls Paul, "what does
the boss want? He says 'Get me
a shot of the finish ... Go right
out on the field for a closeup of
the quarterback . . . get us a pic
ture of that good looking babe
from Pasadena climbing out of
the pool. . . .'
Girls are funny people. They
fluff like turkey gobblers (watch
it, Wagner you re mixing your
sexes) when a camera is around
I want 'em when they're swim
ming or golfing or playing ten
nis. They only want me when
they have time to pose.
"In any sport the winners
never notice the camera. The
losers are either preening or
belly-aching. Golfers are the
most easily bothered. Bob
Hamilton got sore at one pho
tographer because the guy was
Wearing a white shirt (Ed's
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lcoii nan iiguj can end and his brl(le embrace ,t
Turtle Creek, Fa., following their wedding at St. Colman'i
Catholic church. She is Lois Newyahr, the big football
player's high school sweetheart. (Acme Telephoto.)
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Slicker Playoff
Pairings Slated
The annual "Winter Slicker'
sponsored by the Salem Men's
club, and much delayed on ac
count of snow, has now advanc-1
ed to its final stages. Champion-!
ships in all divisions have been1
clubbed off at the Salem Golf
club with one exception the
American. This event has been
handicapped by the Illness of
Bill Goodwin who is paired
with Leo Estey.
Other divisional champions
are: Texas Hunt and Graham;
W.I.L. Hill and Allen; Nation
al Ingram-Schafer; Coast
Needham-Gwynn; Three I Al-ley-Miklia;
Grays Hicks-Hay.
Pairings for the playoffs are
expected to be arranged this
week.
A record list of 391 indivi
dual entries from 28 colleges is
listed for competition in the 28th
annual Michigan State Relays.
note: Must have been a rich
amateur photographer). Ham
ilton swore the shirt distract
ed him every time he tried to
putt"
Wagner never gets to see an
entire ball game and that's whyl
he made the $25 offer for a seat
At a football or basketball af
fair he starts firing with the op
ening whistle. As soon as he
has his camera crammed with ac
tion he rushes to the office,
While the fans are out there
yelling themselves hoarse, Wag
ner is rushing his pix through
the "soup ' and out to the na
tion's sports pages on the wire-
photo network.
His favorite sport. Wagner in
sisted today, is football. Con
fidentially, his preference is as1
changeable as the weather. Next
fall, when halfbacks start land
ing in his lap, our Paul will
swear that nothing can beat the
thrill of catching a ski jumper
in his little black box.
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(Ratings threat raws et
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49 NaUanal Leaden
Holy Cross
79.1
TJ.8
Notre Dams".!
Niagara
c.c.N.y.
Toledo ..
Syracuse ,
71.1
in a
Ohio 8Uto ..
Bradley ,
75.1
75.5
75.4
io.r
La Salle ......
70.0
69.5
69.4
69.4
68.7
6S.7
W.Ky. Stttl .,
U.OXJL .....
75.3
Colorado
Duquesne
Indiana ......
75.0 Minnesota' ,
14.6 Denver ..
St.John's NY .
74.3
Illinois
Kentucky ....
73.7
73.1
72 .9
73.9
73.7
72.4
73.3
72.1
71.5
71.3
71J
West'mster, Pa. 68.7
Wisconsin ...
nearest .....
Canlalua
Iowa
Cincinnati ...
6o. Call!
California ....
Michigan
Wash. State ..
Vanderbllt ...
BowUns Ore'n.
N.C. Stata
VlUanova ....
Kansas State
St. Louis ....
Belolt
Long- Island .
Kansas
E Ky. state ..
Missouri
In each 1 Latins' below the team on the
left has established Itself as the favorite
by eomplllns a higher ratlifcr to date than
Its opponent. For example, a 50.0 team has
been 10 points stronger, par game, than s
40.0 team.
- home team '
Prebabla Probable
Winners Losers
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20
East
Amerle'n TJ,
O.C.N.Y.
Columbia
Duquesne .,
50.4 vs Rand. Macon 32.S
70.6 vs Fordham .. 83.0
84.2 vs Brown 53.2
75.0 vs Indiana State 62.1
Laiayette .
Maine .....
N.Brlfnflt.
Niagara ..,
Upsola ...
65.4vsSeton Hall
'56.1
"45.7 vs Colby
51.9 vs Hawaii
70.0 vs J. CarroU ...
41.4 vs Adelphl
- Midwest
61.3 vs Case
, 25.5 vs Indiana Teh.
75.7 VS St. Louis ...
,42.0 vs Taylor
35.7 vs Steubenvllle .
63.7 vs O. Adolpbus.
50.5 vs Albion
45.2
47.8
59.4
38.6
Akron
43.8
17.4
73.4
39.6
20.9
Assumption ..
Bradley ....
Canterbury . ,
Call forma. Pa
Hamlin ....
41.1
Hope
33.5
HI. Wesley an. '
'4B.S vs IJL college ..
49.1
lows T'ehers .51.2 vs Mornlngsldo .
J. Mllll kin .. 55.5VSW. HI. St. ..
45.3
55.3
59.3
55.7
68.5
69.6
30.7
48.4
74.0
59.7
39.5
37.0
39.5
67.1
39.3
47.8
45.9
38.5
Kansas
71.5 vs Drake
67.8 vs Mich. State .
69.4 vs Iowa
71.3 vs Nebraska ...
46.5 vs Midland ....
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri .
Neb.wesl'n
Northwestern 65.8 vs Marquette .
Ohio State . -77.6 vs Indiana
Oklahoma . .
67.0 va Iowa State ..
53.0 vs KlrksvlUe St.
Sprinsfld St.
Washington TJ 59.9 vs Wayne D. ..
Wheaton ... 51.6 vs Lake Forest .
Wisconsin .. 73.1 vs Purdue
South
Auburn 55.1 vs Florida
Centenary ... "53. vs fl.W.La.Inst. .
O. Washing ton 60.1 vs Virginia ....
O'gla Tchra . 55.3 va Presbyterian.
Hardin-Sim'g "Sl.B vs N.Mex.A&M .
Howard .... 35.7 vs Oclethorpe ..
L.8.U 55.4 vs Tennessee .,
46.8
21.8
55.2
49.8
41.7
41.4
37.0
34.2
45.9
56.6
63.5
Murray State "63.3 vsMemnhls SL.
Stetson "41.8 vs Ersklne
Tenn. Tech . 46.8 vs Llpscombe ..
Union, Ky.
43.1 vs Ky.Wesl'n ..
67,7 vs Mld.Tenn.St..
50.4 vs Clemson ....
59.3 vs Va. Tech. ...
Far West
73. S vs Arizona
68.7 vsColo.A&M ..
64.9 vs Whltworth ..
67.3 vs Utah State .
Vanderbllt ,
Wsl ....
Wm.Uary
Belolt
Denver ....
Montana .,
63.1
41.0
60.3
Wyoming
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 31
East
30.3 v s Hobart
41.4 vs Fredonla St.
64,2 va Harvard ....
56.5 vs Boston U. - ..
32.7 vs Yeshiva .....
49.9 vs LeMoyne ..;
79.1 vs Boston Coll..
39.4 vs Mansfield St.
75.5 vs Manhattan .
Alfred
Buffalo St. .
Columbia ...
Connecticut
Ft. Schuyler.
Hartwick ...
Holy Cross ..
Klnfs.Pa ..
36.9
7.5
55.4
41.9
27.3
45.3
57.3
31.7
60.0
38.8
25.2
33.0
Le. Salle
Mt. St. M'rys "39.9 vs Catholic U. .
Panzer 36.9 vsBloomfleld ..
R.I. State ... 59.8 vs N.Hampshire
St.JohnsNY . 74.3 vs New York U .
57.6
Siena "00.8 vs Iona
54.1
Slip'ry Boek. "416 ts Indiana. Pa .
Swarthmore . 43.4 vs Drexet
Syracuse ... 69.5 vs Cornell
Trinity 44.S vs Wore. Poly ..
32.0
40.9
64.9
36.9
51.4
Waynesbnrc SI. 5 vs St.FrancPs.
W.Maryl'nd . 36.9 vs Baltimore ...
W'stnuterP.. 66.7 vs Thlel
35.2
38.9
27.9
Midwest
August'na, HI.. "40 v s Carthage ...
Ball state ... 57. v a Manchester. .
45.3
34.5
53.8
Bethany .... 45.6 Vs Hiram
Butter 64.0vsW.Mlch
Dick Dunkel't College Basketball Power Index
EXPLANATION Tht Power Index provide! a direct eompartem tJ the -elntive strength
of any two learns for this season U date. Thus, a fie team has been U seering points
stran r than a 40.0 team on their comparative records, In vhieh scoria margin has
been weighed against strength of opposition, 'this does not necessarily mean that a 5eJ
team should defeat a 40.0 team by exactly 10 points in the nture. Teams rarely follow
past performance that closely. Furthermore, the ratings are not adjusted for such fac
tors as home court, injuries and Ineligibilities. The Dunk el system correlates records of
all college teams and was started In 1929. . r ,
Central. Mo.. 51.3 ti Mo.Valley
415
49 .4 1
50.S
38.8
53 J
43J
50.3
34.1
37.7
17.4
49.0
35.0
33.4
44.5
64.3
41.3
39.X
51.5
53.3
36.7
35.6
29.6
24.5
Dayton .......63.4 va aflaml.O.
De Pauw
31.7 vs Wabash
Plpdlay . ..,
Ft. Hays at..
Franklin . . .
39.0 vs Wilmington .
61.7vgS'wst'n Kan
49.1 vs Canterbury .
5I.9vsInd. Cent.
49.0 vs Ashland ....
43.0 vs a. Williams .
55.3 vs Ind. Tech. ..
52.6 vs Warnsb'g St.
35.3 vs W'stm'steT.Mo
43.3 vs Wittenberg .
4S.8 vs Otterbeln ...
65.3 vs Wichita ....
45.1 Vs Oshkoah St. .
Booth
39.3 vs WAlberty St.,
59.4 vsRIc
69.0 vs Texas ......
45.9 vs V.MJ.
34.4 vs Carson-N'w'n
40.3 vs Salem
Hanover . .,,
He delberc ..
Ill.Tech
Lawr. Tech.,
Maryvllle St.
Mo.Mines .,
O. Northern ,
O.Wesleyan ,
OJcla. A&M.
Ripon .....
Alderson
Arkansas .,
Baylor
Olemson ...
E.Tenn.St. .
Fairmont St.
Florence St.. 37.0vsMlss. College.
Hardln-SJms. 51 .9 vs Tex.West. . .
Maryland ... 50.3 vs Richmond ..
Mercer 46.8 vs Presbyterian.
Mors Harv'y . 47.8 vs W.Va.Tech. ,
N.S. State . . 73.9 vs No. Caro. ...
45.0
43.5
38.5
39.
57.4
32.4
57.9
' 55.9
38.5
61.3
41.1
63.3
Carolina. M7.8 vs Citadel
T.C.U 'SS-Ovs Texas A&M ,
Wake Forest. 56.0 vs Duke
Wm.&Mary
59 J vs Roanoke ....
Far West
64.3 v a Pepperdlne .
55.5 vs Willamette ..
65.4 vs San Jose St..
Loyola. Cal..
Portland ...
S.Frsnclsco .
Golfers Swing
To Houston as
Burke Wins Rio
Harllngen, Tex., Feb. 20 CP)
Golf's tourists rolled on to
Houston today for another $10,
000 open golf tournament with
young Jack Burke, Jr., winner
of the Rio Grande valley open,
the little man of the hour.
The boyish son of Houston's
famed professional the late
Jack Burke moves into the city
that knows him best as second
leading money-winner of the
year. He laid down a six-under-par
65, featured by two eagles,
on the 6.095-yard Harlingen
municipal course yesterday to
finish with a record-breaking
72-hole 264 and grab first mon
ey of $2,000 in the $10,000 val
ley open.
Burke, who registers from
White Plains, N. ., ran his
total money winnings for the
year to $4,940.
Ahead of Burke in money-
winnings is only Sam Snead of
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.,
with $7,558, Snead isn't play
ing at Houston. He decided to
skip both the Rio Grande valley
and Houston opens.
Jimmie Demaret of Ojai
Calif., was second money-win
ner last week, won only $196.66
here and fell to third place with
a total of $4,778.66. Demaret
had 272 for a tie for twelfth
place.
Burke's 264 was two strokes
under the tournament record
here, set by Henry Plcard in
1941.
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Adetphl ....
Albright ....
American IT
Arnold .....
38. S vs Pace 3941
51.4 vs Moravian .... jj
50.4 vsW. Maryland .39
45.7 VS BrtdegpOTt .... J7J
37.5 vs Bowdoln 304
25.3 vs Drew n.a
Bates
Bloom field
Blomiburg St. 45.0 vi Lock Haven St. U.S
Brooklyn Poly 34 J vs Cooper Union 9 7
BuckneU ... 45.9 vsF M 2a.v
Carnmrle Tech 48.0 vs Pittsburgh .... 47.0
Colgate 62.5 va Army ........51.5
Gettysburg 49.0 vs Dickinson .... 39.3
orove ciif 41.0 vs Clarion tn. .. 38.8
Haverford . 4S.6vsUrslnua 36.6
Hofstra
49.flvsKinpB point . 30.4
65.4 vi Lehigh ...... 37.1
44.6 vi Juniata 39.
34.7 vi J. Hopkins .. 30.1
47.5 vs Norwich .... 26.1
40.9 vs E. Itroudsburg 43.3
59.0 vs Trenton St. 30.
70.9 vs Rutgers u.s
Laiayette ...
Leb. Valley ..
Loyola, Md. .,
Millersyllle ..
Montclalr St.
Navy
Niagara
Newk. Rutgers 41.7 vi St. Bonaventure
Nortneasiern wJ9.i vs rra.it 34.3
Oswego St. .
Paterson St.
36 J vs M. I T. 314
39.3 vs Cortland St. . 34.3
65.6 va Newark Eng. . 33.4
48.8 va Oeorget'n, O. C. 61.4
Penn
M. C
enn State .
R. I. Stats
Rochester . .
63.6 vs Delaware .... 43.3
59.8 vs Temple ...... 03.1
48.0 vs Maine 46.T
46.3 as Allegheny .. 30.9
49.8 vs A. 1. C 35.4
66.1 vs St. Peter's ., 49.8
63.4 va Munlenberg .. 56.1
44.3 vs Coast Guard 38.S
00.5 vs Amherst .... 41 J
43.0 vsChmaplsin .. 38.9
73.9 vs Hawaii 47.
59.4 vs Hamilton .... 33.1
St. Anselm's .
Sc rant on ...
Seton Hall .
Springfield .
Trinity
Tufts
Vermont ...
VI llano v ,.
Wagner
Weetm'iter.Pa. 68.7v Wayneaburg .. Mi
Williams .... 47.4 vs Wesleysn .... 34.l
Yale 68.ovs Princeton .... 64J
Midwest
Akron 1.3 ti Ohio TJ. 49.3
Culv. Stockton 44.9vsQulney 3S.8
Detroit 61.7 vs Wayne U. .... 37..
E. Illinois St. . 64.4 Vi 111. Normal 44.3
Kent State .. 68.0 viMt. Union .. 53.3
Knox ...... 43.7 vi Monmouth 36.3
Pittsburg St. "50.8 w Emporia St, . 50.S
O. Wesleyan .. 4S.8 vi Dentson .... 40.4
St. Benedict . 44.6 vs Rockhurst ... 35.3
S. Illinois St. . 59.3 vi N. Illinois St. . 47.B
Toledo 70.0 vi Bawling Green 07.5
Sooth
Alabama ..... 60.4 vs Mississippi .. 50.4
Centenary ... 53.3 vs La. Tech .... 40.3
Davidson 47.5 vs Furman 41.5
Davis-Bikini .S4.5 vi w. Va. Wesley'n 4e.fl
Pla. Southern 39.5 vs Wofford 36.0
Georgia Tech 58.0 vs Auburn SS.l
OlenvUle St. 45.9ViW. Liberty St. 39.1
Texas St. .45.Svs8. W. Texas St. 45.4
Tampa 47.9 vs Florida 39.2
Tex. Wesleyan 45.4 vs Abil. Christian 39 J
j 57.4 vsw. Virginia .. "54.1
W ft L 50.4 vs Richmond
434
Far West
Arlrona .... 63.5vsN. Mexico ..
N. Idaho St. . 39.7 vs Whitman . . .
. 46.1
11.8
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II
East
3. N. Y.
70.6 vs Syracuse .... 69.B
75.0 vs Oenevs 48.5
Duquesne
roronajB ..
IonS
LeMoyne .,,
Long Island
Manhattan ,
Paterson St.
Queens . . . .
Seton Hall
Tufts
Union .....
63.0 vs Oeoregt'n, D. O. 61.4
5..1 re Lowell Tex .. 35.8
54.1 vs Hobart 38.B
73.3 vs Cincinnati ... 88 A
oo.o vs Horstrs 49.8
3B.3 vs Becker 39.t
40.3 vs Ft. Schlyler . 33.7
59.1 vs Hawaii 47.8
50.8 vs Mossachus'tts Ht.t
44.0 vsR. P. L 43.1
Midwest
Ball State .... 57.3 vs Canterbury .. 43J
Capital S1.7vaKenyon 34.3
Crelgnton .... 84.8 vs Omaha ...... 16.8
Huntington . 33.0vi Bluff ton .... 36.4
ill. Tech .... 43.6 vs Aurora i 36.1
Muskingum . 48.8 vs Otterbeln .... 44.8
Okie. A to U .65.3 vs Tulsa 17,3
Okie. City .. 56.8 vs moorta St. 50.8
St. Louis .... 73.4 vi Notre Dame . 11.1
TheU 38.0 vs Kent, Canton 33.4
Soetli
Emery M Henry 33.3 vs Concord St. .. 30.S
Ersklne M1.7 vs Presbyterian . 38.8
a. Washington 00.1 va Qnentleo Mar 49.4
Hamp. Sydney 45.3 vs Rand. Macon 33Ji
Kentucky .... T3.T vs Xavter, O. ... 88.7
Maryvllle ... 38.5 vs Carson-Newm'n 35.6
MUslsslppI .. -50.4 vs Miss. SUto .. 80.3
Mor's Harvey '47.8 vs Salem 39.6
Stetson 414vs Florida St. 41.7
OHIO Y ALLEY TOURNEY.
Louisville, Ky.. Feb. 33-38
W. Ky. State, 75.4 Evansvtlle, 81.7
E. Ky State, 71J Morehead St S6.0
Murray State 83.3 Tenn. Tech., 46.6
Marshall 87.8
home team
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