i MmMiiif aiiilinl
Wfininn WnlvPt Oregoa College of Macs
.If Ulllliy II UlfCJ ttoa -waters will be playing their flmal
home games for the Wolves whea OCI feces Eastern Ore
goa College of Education si Monmouth Friday and Saturday.
Left to right are Bill Palmqulst, guard from Portland; How
ard SuUlvaa, forward from St Helens; and captain Bob Buah
nell, guard from rowers. Bushnell may miss the series be-
'.cause of a ease of the flu. t !
Wolves Play EOCE Twice;
Bushnell Doubtful Starter
Oregon College of Education,
Monmouth OCE basketballers
go agalast a favored EOCE five
Friday and Saturday nights at
the Monmouth court.
Wolf mentor Bob Livingston
had more reason to fret Thurs
day as it was disclosed veteran
guard Bob Brushnell had con
tacted a severe case of the flu.
BuihneU, a sparkplug all sea
son to the Wolves, will be a
doubtful starter at one guard
spot with Whitey Palmqulst
ready to go if Bush cant make
it At the other guard position
will bo Churnin Charley Pinion
and at the forward slots Living
ston will open with Howie Sul
livan and Bobby Frans, who is
till recuperating from his bout
with the flu. Big, rougn rranx
Grove will bo at his regular
center post.
Th EOCE Loggers wffl
ems Into the WoH dsn Vsar
iaf a 6-1 woa-lost record and
will be shooting for el earn
'- swoop. - The Loeoe, -en the
other hand, possess a 6-4 rec
ord and by knocking over the
Loggers twice, woaM boost
tasrasslvss into very serious
eealentiea for trie ooaferoaco
EOCE clobbered the Wolves
S twice in the two clubs' only
! other series with the Loggers,
i Big Qua "Cool Baby" Kolbaba
doing most of the clobbering.
The 6-4 forward is ready along
, with his partner on the other
f side of the court, Harry Pryse,
i who is (-3.
1 Bis Bob Ardian. a 8-8 trans-
I ier from Portland State will
; anan at center and Poyser and
Westenskow, both 6-2, will start
S at the guard positions.
' Both games start at 8 p.m
- with Bill McArthur's Wolves
-froth playing prelims esch
nlffht. The Pups will battle Bat-
' tery D of the Salem City league
J Friday night snd will growl at
the Woodburn all-itars satur-
, day. Each contest will start at
! :30 pjn.
. .Playing their last home col
leglato basketball game for
, . I OP 01
TRAINING
CAMP
MOTES
Br BBf OLA
(AuocUUa rrtu SporU Wrttar)
Malar laana karlara WIS tat Saara ta
aarlna ari trablar aaalaaai la a
milTat Sara aal aa far (a. WUk ta .
aaaal "I'm rraaa Sara a naal raar."
Sua Mnar. aooulrad br Uit Brooklrn
BoiXtra la a Joot-club. Ilrt-purti Iraaa
muod tarixr ttvli n. rtportad lo Uia
artoaa eama at Vara Maen. 1a. rtaWr
a and aromptlr pradKUd Mi htla
Dodttra ala tlulr accona itralint Na
Uenal Laaaua pannant.
-If I ama tka traa af kail I SI Wat
aaaaa." aa aalS afur aaraail kit lu
aaatract, "I ara a taaS akaaaa af wla-
, R,j'Vm1, madlcorf ll-H alata la
till aim tka rkUadelpnia PkUlaa au kla
. rtcord lwaa ffirpad la hard lack. Ba loit
alt tlmaa kr ona run and in thrca athar
af hla aamaa Iht rhlllln wart blankad.
Waahtaatan'a sk rsrtarntld. aaathar
toutti luck meQDdaman. daelartd at Or-i.-as.
n- 'Tat aelna ta aoma aa with
a rtallr kl raar aa klU .tha Maa that
Tka ta-raar-ald allakar kaa aaaa tka
rlrllai af a krakaa flaaw, a Baa drlra
valek araaaal kla akaH aad aaalkar
Sht aaltk kit kl. Itt aa baat klai
uti-a a ataath.
At Tampa. Detroit Manattr Frtddlt
Kuuhlaioa aaM tha TUarf aiuhlac au((
vlll a UM bait la tha Amarlean Laatua
. thu ataaoa. Tha santaia nniuaa n
ii.. t
Art Haattrmas, a Oarrar. Ta Orar.
Hal Bewhauatt. S1U WUht aad raant
Bill Haaft fana tka aaaltia at tha Ttoar
Bjoand eoraa. ....
"Ika mt aaalkar atak tail (a aa
data la attakla aa va ara, Bataata
aaa aal. Ka aaa aaavaraa.
Optimum a too vat tha ardor t tha
dar at tha aaartara of tha Haw Tork
Olaata at rhoinu. Arts., abara la tha
aoMnca af Pratidrnt Heraoa Staaaham
and kaanatar too Daroehar, Promotion!
Dlractor Oarrr Sebonachar bad aothtaf
but kind aoroa far rraal Blllar aad
Buaaa oamaa. tva aaw harllaa aeaalal
dona. BUM ma abtataad fraai Ctaala
caU dana ftha aTtnarr and Oaatn. a
Purrta Rlcaa vtator
,u alcaaa laaa atooia.
tfaaaaar dlaiajr Drhaa
I.I, hla AtbMlaa waa aiaatKag vftk aa
. athar traa af pMohtar srablaai at Wart
; row Baara.
D7Ua latanda ta aarrr U fllafafs Sar
Su ta aaaaaara, vales aiaaaa ka atari
Oregoa College of Education
are three men 'who will be
graduating In June to take
their place la the teach tag
profession.
Bill Palmqulst, a Commerce
high of Portland football star
and all-city fullback of 1944 will
be closing his second year of
varsity competition this week
end as OCE takes on EOCE, cur
rent league leaders. Bill has let
tered four years In football and
Wolgamolfs Earn
Berth in State
AAU Tournament
Wolgunott's tervlco Stattoa
of Salem will bo the repre
sents tire from this district la
the Oregoa state AAU basket
ball tournament at Medford,
beginning March i.
The Twelfth Street lads worn
the Salem area championship
at Leslie Junior high school
last night with a thrilling li
lt victory over the Salem
TMCA.
A field goal by Wolf amort
captain Dave Chamberlain
with IS second! left to play
gave the Welgamott team Its
victory,
The game had been alp and
tack aU the way, with neither
team ever leading by more
than five points. .
The lead changed hands
frequently, and the score was
tied several times la each
quarter. Halftkne count fa
vored TMCA. Sa-ZS.
Dave Chamberlain led bis
team In scoring with 16 points.
Larry Scheelar had 11 and
Larry Chamberlain 16. Bates
was high for TMCA with 16.
TMCA M ( Welgaarelfe
Boe-11 r... It D. Obemberln
Heugen a Hill
Smith 11 0 U Seneeler
BUM M a Un
Olrod I O... 10 1 Cbamberla
Sabe: TMCA Seuake t; Wolgemotfa
Deach I.
offleleu: Her, Cattoa an Jim Oar.
ahltUa aaran aft tha llat af It. Bahbr
Shanta. far ana. la aura of a Job. ha aald.
That probata Lr la tha Ba. 1 andartula-
mant af aia raar.
Tha narltra wtran i tna aair aaaa aa
tha aavi.
Cardlaal aharlalaa Sallr Btaiat, aba
batted Mt aad bit U baaiara ta 1M,
aiar bara la haotle ta kaap kla iak,
Maaarer Sddla Staakr ladKatad.
"Oalr Bad Schocodlanat (taoond baaa
atanl la aura of an tnflald apet," Stankr
aald, later meatlontnc Walt Lammlri, ap
from Columbua. aa aoaalhla compatltloa
far Hlmu.
Tha first tralainf aaaoaltr aaa re ported
at tha Bo tort Bed Sox seraeota at
Outfielder Oana Steaheaa tripped after
taking hla baullu turn. X-reye ahoved
ha had aothlnt vana thaa a allfhtlr
apralaad left ankle.
Tampa. Fla. OPV Jack BueaaU, foraur
ajaler laaaua pltohar, vaa both groat and
net axere dlrlalaaa af tha annual Baeeball
Flap ara laeltatleael sail tottraaaiaat
Thuradar.
BuateU ahet 1, three arar par. aa tna
Balma Cola eotirae, and bad a low aat af
?avt. A anetlna pitcher for Boaton and
waahlartoa and former manager af Tam
pa la tha Flertda Xateraatlenal Laaaaa,
Buatell new la aa an dlatrlbator at aearbr
Clearwatar.
Praddla Htoehlnaoa. Detralt Tigers aaaa.
agar, vaa aeeond ta the groat aoora dlvl
tloa at ??.
Why Suffer
Any Longer
Whea athar fan. aat ear Cblnae reaa
adlaa. Amaatas ear ram far mt raart
m China aa matter wits what atv
meat pas at efflleted. dlactrdere.
tlaaaltlt, btart, laaaa arrat. kMaere,
aaa aotaatlaauaa. aliari. dlaovtae,
rheamatlam, gall and bladder, tarar.
afcta. fr tale aamplalata.
CHARLIE
CHAN
erfloe Bean t te
Taaa aad Sal eedr
ataM H. 9aBaBSWaBBBal
rkaaatiaa
SAUM. OSS.
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1
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Vikings Lead Mat Tourney
Big Six Finals Slated
Tonight at Salem High
. By F APL HABVBT m
Hank J aria' Salem hit a
school 'wrestlers appear to be
well their way U retain the
Blf 8lz wrestling f!uunploniaip.
The championship matches will
he bald this evening la the
gymuisium at seven o'clock,
Three of the championship
matches have Salem boys pitted
against Salem boys and seven
other boys from Salem are In
championships. There are twelve
different weight classes.
Wrestling for the title of the
98 pound class will be Courtney
Jacobs of Salem and Joe Keasey
of Springfield. Salem's Roger
Morse and Bend's Sam Humbert
will vie for the title of the 108
pound class while two Salem
boys, Jerry Booze and Fay Ladd
will battle for the championship
was chosen as an OCC all-conference
back in 1950 and 1991;
two years in basketball at a 8
foot 10 inch guard; ho also has
won three letters in oaseoaii
and is noted for his pitching
performances. Bill will be ploy
ing his last year of baseoau tnis
spring and plans to teach some
where around the Portland area
after graduation.
Howard Sullivan, a imp
graduate of St Helens high
school, has been aa outstand
ing forward at OCE, aad ta
in his fourth year of varsity
ball. Howard has boea a first
stringer for the past aeasca
and was a leading scorer la
1956; he has boea (among the
top scorers la Ms last two
years for the Wolves.
The third graduating senior
is Bob Bushnell, also a four
year man and captain of the
1952-53 sausd. Bob is an au
state basketball player from
Powers high school; Bob entered
OCE la 1949, after serving In
me armed forces. Bob If known
ss playmaker on the basketbsll
court and was chosen on the
Who's Who In American Small
Colleges, this year; he will en
ter the teaching profession some
where in the Willamette valley.
Heavy Schedule,
Light Action
In Church Loops
Of two games scheduled In
the clan A church league last
night, none was played. A game
between First Christian and
Calvary Baptist was cancelled,
and First Baptist forfeited its
scheduled game with First Pres
byterian. Two games in the B league
were also forfeited. Chemawa
Navajos forfeited to Liberty
Church of Christ and Chemawa
Regulars forfeited to First Bap
tiat In B games played, St
Paul's Episcopal downed First
Congregational 61-40 and First
Christian Whites turned back
Calvary Baptist 42-34.
In class C. Xnglewooa sub
outscored Knight Memorial 29
20, St Mark's Mustangs downed
H albert Memorial 30-24, and
First Baptist clobbered St
Mark's Ponto 66-17.
Trap Shoot Sunday
Hubbard A trap snoot.
sponsored by the American Le
gion of Hubbard, will be held
Sunday from 10 a.m. until dark.
at Playmore park, one-quarter
mile south of Hubbard, on high
way 99E. Cards and ammuni
tion will be available on tne
grounds.
Sports Mirror
Taar a Tear Age Andrea Mea baw-
RnUand. Vt.. oeaplta a fall aa her
flrat ran. woa the Olrmple ealalam and
became the flrat American arer ta via
tva gold medale ta tne winter gamaa.
Plra Teeae Age Bernle Moore, Leajgl
ana State football aoaeh, vaa named
Southern Oonfereaeg eonunlaalener.
Tea Teara Aaa- OU Dodda vaa the
Butar Mile at the Bew Tork A. O.
gamea la e:eg S.
Tvantr Teara Ara Bart Coomkt an
Bea Chapman aUnad their eantraate with
the Bew Tork Taakeog tar the latl eeeeea.
Solesmen
Wanted
Experienced in eppticrtce
seli!n out ef ttore. Ex
cellent posslbllrHe for
the right men.
SEE MR. IISHOP
re 12 A.M. or
Master Service
Stations, Inc.
Its N. Cemmeretal
of the 11S pound class.
Bob Eagle aad Dea Dumps,
both of Salem, will vie for the
title of the league's 123 pound
era. Two more Salem wrest
lers, Frank Williams aad Bob
Cameras are tm the finals of
tha 136 pound class, rat Lar
gest, Salem, aad Boger Of
traader, Springfield will bat
tie for the cbajapieashlp of
the 136 pounders, whUe Sal
emu Bob Franklin aad Baud's
Dick Hoefs will vie for the
141 pound title. .
Fred Stepper of Salem will
wrestle Ken McAdams of the
Springfield Millers for the 148
pound chsmplomhip. Walt Goss
ler. Springfield, and Bruce
Gardner, Bend, will vie for the
157 pound title. For the Cham-
plonship of the 168 pound class
Louis Rogerson of the Bend
Lava Bears will wrestle Jim
MUler Springfield.
Salem's Arnold Temple will
go against Springfield's Ken
Keasey for tha title of the 176
pounders and George Meyers,
Salem, will wrestle Yern Elli
son CorvaUls, tn . tne Heavy
division. " '
Of the 34 wrestlers la the
Salem, has 12, Bend
four, Springfield six, aad Cor
vaUls sue.
Two Salem boys who are In
the championship are returning
champions of the meet. Fred
Stepper and Bob sngie now
were Big Six titlists last year.
Team winners are Judged on
the basis of five for each
weight chtmplonsbip, three for
second place, and for every pin
the team gets one point
The second round It the semi
finals
as aatmda PI rat mad: Joe wuua
auiliadnatdl dec la lotted Mai WW
tflorMiaali eaartaor Jaoaba APalem).
Keaaer tsprmglield) aad BUI bvtwarda
laalaml an raeetred area. Saeaad mad:
Courtney Jaaoba (Salem) declaimed Joe
Wins) aapnaggiatai aaa aoa atoaeer
asprtatflaM) ataaaa BUI ajowaraa taauaaa,.
ltd aatmda SUM mad: Man Beefe
rajman afeearioaad Jem Meaaahar- ISartag-
fleldll Sam mrnhert (Bead) Pinned Dea
Pack (Solemn Boger Merge (Salem) aad
Vaaaa Brawn (Oarrama) reoelrad ma,
saaaaat mad: Barer Marta (Salem) de
dal onid Marr Boefa (Bend) aaa earn
Baatbert (Bead) daolaloaed Vaaaa Bran
Camilla).
11 aanada Viral taaaal: JbB Beaker-
aaa UprtnefleM) da oka raid ratal Badgar
(Bead): Jerrr Baaaa (Salem). Par
r i a an
ASolM). aad Ctarral fpadaea fjWTtacflald).
aU draw brae. Saaaad mad: Jerry Baaaa
(Salem) deeleloned Jim Dtagataaa eapnna-
fleld) an Bar latdd (Salaaa) aWelelaaad
Darral Dadaoat (avrlagflald).
IB) ptmnda ran maa: mm aaoeuaier
(Spring tie Id) docUlonad Braaa Jatnmoa
(Band)i Bar Crcaaaar (Baring field 4a-
olalanad ntak Barrr (CaraalUa): Don PltU-
llaa (Salem) Pinned Oaorga Starr (Bated) l
Bab Bugle (Salem) drew a bra. Second
mad: Bab Baale (Salem) daclalaaad Mai
Hon later (faprtagfleld) aa Dam rhilllaa
(Salem) aeolaaenaa aw wumaaaa aapnaa-
aid).
110 aanada Pirat mad: Braak Wa
ll ama (Salem) ptaaa Slab Fountain
(Oarlaa-flald): Baa ueaneron taaiami aa
eUlaae Bra Ahahar (Swrtngfleldl i Oarr
(Oorrauia) aaauioaaa paaa?
a (Bend)! Bar Platkea (Oarral-
Ua roaarred a bra, aeeond ma: Prank
WlUlame (Salem) oaelaloaad Bar Mtat
kea (Oamlltt) an Bob Cameras (Salem)
planed oarr Barton (cerrauiai.
lta pauada nret maa:
em (Sarinerflekl) daaUKmad
(Oarrarila)! rat Mrgeat (awarmi aomnon-
Dlak Allaa (camtBla)i Mna caat
gg (Salem) dweMoae Orrllla BUda-
braivd (Carraola)l Boger Oetraader
(Sprlagflald) attaa Paa Oaraagp (Baadll
Basketball Scores
(Br Tka Aaaa Hate Praaa)
SAB was
Utah state aa. nearer m.
Mew Mestea Tg, Maataaa at.
Butara Waaa. aa, Central Waafc. W.
LAST .
paa Tl, Srraauaa sr.
St. lamia N. MTD It. , . ,
St. Jehng (Bka.) St, Blagara M.
vmaaara 7. Slaaa U.
Mvada lalaa M, htalae .
Vermoat fa. Caarkaaa a.
Detratt a. St. Bona
Drake St. Orahrhtaa Tg.
Retdelbarg M. Wlttaaaarc ST.
Marietta tT, Maaktagam dd.
Bow Una oraaa a
Aahlaa Tf, Woaatar It.
Bio Oread 111. laea (Kr) PT.
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wra. m Marp at. Duke eg (orerttme).
Marrland at, Oeorgttowa (DO) at.
ooorae waahlagtoa N. Vfrgtala ta,
atarmaa ag, Wefferd Tl.
Darldaaa ag. The Citadel at .
Waa Urn Saataakp Te. Taaa Teak 1.
Mereer T4. Oeorgla .
SOtTTBWPJST
Bardia-simmang TT, Trtaltp (Taa) II.
North Taiaa Tl, MMweatara M.
Teiaa Lajtheren Tl. Savtbwertera CTag)
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Arkaaaaa Stat Tehm M, Beadereea .
BlOB SCBOOL
(Blamatk Caaatr Clagg Taaraaawal)
aaaim gi, sir 39.
Saered Heart at, Banaaab St.
MerrlU at, ouehratt aa.
Ohiloevm at, Banler tg.
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Are Wtittf twthti It lers ooid
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teaer tvtip Usetre leak tmi
GEORGE ARAUJO
PADDY DEMARCO
7r.M KPTV
CAPITAL TV
1430 recc'wary
Last, itasy Might! v
Seeead nn: Pat Urgent Nal flu
Darwt Seaea (Smlagflatd) aad Baea
laertatfletd) HiMmi M
Ml ananda Pttet mad: Bob Prank -
Ha (Salem) aa Qerdea Oral (OorralUel
both rewired area; ntak Beefe (Bend)
i Bond) una ad Oerald SveJar ISaalag-i
Harrr Jaal tsalaeai: Taat tpv
field), aaaaa mad: aaa rraaana
eCarrania).
141 pauada Btart mad: AO laeafra
kraa. Saeaad mad: Ore Supper (da lam)
etaae Mel Bagaraaa abend) aa ra Ma-
Adaaaa (Barliia field) ptaaa Tarral Bab
tsalam).
lalem). Vara Oaataa (Salaaa). aa Walt
Oaaalar tspnagtlaldl all gat brae;. Braaa
Oardaar (
(faattasftald). Satan mad: Braaa Oard
LOCAL
Bearers Trade
McGuire for
Texas Leaguer
Portland HV-Jack McGuire,
a utility irifielder-outflelder, has
been traded to the Baa Antonio
entry In the Texas league for
infielder Charles -Grant the
Portland Bearers of the Pacific
Coast league announced Taurs
day. ,
Grant hit .137 for San An
tonio last year, with 63 RBIs, 13
home runs and 17 doubles to his
credit I
UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS
Bevo Francis Decides to
Stick With Rio Grande -
Bio Grande, O. () Clarence
(Bevo) Fraaels, the hottest thing
la college basketball today, says
he will stick to Rle Graade col
lege aad the eoaeh who Bashed
htm into national pravninenee,
Bevo denied he was going to
leave Rio Grande and blamed
mialnterpretatioa of statement
he made over a radio station for
the resort he might quit
On a Portsmouth, u., radio sta
tion, Bevo had been asked it he
intended to remain with the
Redmen for his entire college ca
reer. He replied:
"Tea, If they're going to
have a bigger sehedule, I'll
toy there."
Asked if that meant he would
go elsewhere if a schedule with
big time teams wasn't provided,
Francis, who leads college cage
48 Out of 162
Players Break
Par in Mexico
Mexico City ) Golfdom's
big guns began putting pressure
on the two leaders Friday as
Mexico's ptir-buitlngett tourna
ment went into its second dsy.
Opening play of the ninth
Mexican Open Golf tournament
Thursday pointed to a possible
photo-finish as 48 of the 162
players broke par on the 6,664
yard 73-par Chapultepec course.
Al Brooch of Garden City, N.
Y., who led the first round In
the 1932 U. 8. Open, and John
Palmer of Charlotte, N. C, win
ner of last sunamer's Canadian
Open, got off to a quick start
with eight-under-ftar 64's.
Despite their solid scores, the
big names of North American
golfers were breathing on their
necks.
Lloyd Mangrum. Cary Middle-
coff. Julius Boros. Byron Nel
son, Jbrnmy oetnaret, ana Tony
Holguln, also had below -per
cards, and with three days to go
could make things tough for
Broach and Palmer.
TIDE TAtLE
Corrected ' for Taft
(CamtMad ar TJ- a. Oeaet m OoodrHo
Server. Pertlaa. Ore.,
Blgb Water, Law Water,
nebneerr Tlaee BeUht Time B eight
aa i h a.at. I Il ia p.aa. a t
I K p.m. d.t 11:17 l a IS
tl I at a.m. .T
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BIO fCRIIN
herve 44402
A
aar Stead) aaektlaaad JJaat Strrffler tsa
eeat) aa Watt Oaaalar (Bptiagtlal) ala-
laaieat).
Irat ravad: tatrrr Bea
) ratalrarl a are: Jua Miller
I) etalalaai Oarr Wink (Car-
aaoatli Laala Bagaraaa (Beadl ataaad
Craaehaw (Balemll BanJta Dario
I ana-lea ftaal)
Blaiearaad
(Baa) ptamad BaaHa Mna tsarlaaflald)
aad Jmt MUlar (SprkarflakD
laarrp Beaaaa (Salem).
11 a aaa da Pirat mad: All
aaaa. Snap mad: Arnold Temple sa-
teae) deeleloned B Tlahart (comlua)
aa Baa Titiap (Saaaatlal)
Terrr amUakarr aaalam).
Bearraalakla nret laaaek
earta brat. Sanaa mad: Vara BUleaa
(OamSla) ataaad Jam waniaa (Balaaa)
aad Oaaiaa Marera Ilia lam) ptamad Jaha
foanaua).
SsJem, Oregon, Friday, Febnury 20, 1953
Brewery Buys St. Louis
Cards for $3,750,000
St Louts ttV-The St Louts
Cardinals were t sold Friday
far 13,156,666 to Aaheuaer
Beaten, lac, of St Louis, eae
of the Batten's largest brew-
' The sale was aatteaiwieil
Jointly by the brewery aad
Fred M. Saiga, who decided
to take himself out of base
ball after getting a l-meatth
scorers with 1,646 potato m 33
eamaa eweeiai'etl.
leave here till I leave and I have
no Intention of leaving." . - He
said .Rio Grande will definitely
reach for bigger teams next sea
son. He said he had one offer
from the University of Seattle
and Intended to contact trie Uni
versity of Hawaii.
"Well ... If I know Coach
Oliver, we'll have a bigger
schedule."
Bevo said Wednesday he be
lieved the statement had been
misunderstood. He said even
Coach Oliver aiked him what he
meant by it He said he assured
Oliver that he had no Intentions
of quitting.
"I'll go wherever Oil ver
Bevo promised. "I ewe
htm everything for my suc
cess. I'll plsy for him even
if he wants to sehedule high
school team. ..."
Oliver said, "Bevo will never
THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS
$ifl0 till vSHAJ
I ..braho tftrnvm
I 13 . :
Yawamd League Ready
For Dramatic Finish
High sehset bssksthan
la this area eagage ta their flsal
busy alght of pUy of the seat
tonight aa the Tawama, Capitol,
WUlambette Valley sag Man
eearnty B leagasa are all active.
It'll be the final night of ac
tion' for all the leagues except
the Marion county B league,
which still has a week to run.
Dallas has already clinched the
title in that league.
Suytoa has long been assured
of the Capitol loop crown, and
Mill City of the Marlon county
B league championship, so to
nighf t games are Just for exer-
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s rises sentonoc for
tax evasleB.
.la addition to the National
Leagae. fnuieMse, the Card
inals ewa Bine miner leagae
elube and have - working
sgtejaanta with six ethers.
. Aagast A. Baseh Jr. mraa
deat of the brewery, becomes
president of the Cardinals and
William Walslngham, Jr., will
remain vice president aad
operating mead of the baseball
eprranlsauen. -While
bo sale prise was am.
Bounced, the Fsa-Dbxpatch
aald H learned that the brew
ery gave that amount
Buach said ha anticipated
ae change ta the sataulBiara-
ttea of the baseball ajrfaaiaa-
tion. He referred to Manager
Xddle gtaaky as "eae of the
greatest managers la baseball
today." ,
Arou jo Rated
Favorite Oyer
Paddy De Marco
' New York (ff) . George
Araujo, 22-yeaiMId Providence,
R. L, lightweight, rates a 7 to 8
favorite over "Billygoat" Paddy
De Marco of Brooklyn Friday
night in a 10-round match de
signed to provide a May IS title
for champion Jimmy Carter.
The bout scheduled for 7:00
pm. PST will be beamed across
the nation on network radio and
television.
FULLY
OU) 86 PKCOf e THE 0L0
else. .-,,,.. ',.
But it's a differeat story la
the xswsata leagae.
n eat Its
with two (racial i
Willamlna and Dayton, tied
for first place after Wlllamlaa's
upset victory over Dayton Taies
dsy, both play away from hcene
tonight, and both play tough
teams. ,-
Willamlna goes to tUasridsn
and Dayton to North Marion. U
WHlsmma and Dayton both wia
(or both lose), the . Yewsma
league will wind up in a tie fat
the title. . la that case, there
would bt no playoff, but a o
chsocejaghip would be dedared.
If wuiasnina should ddtfaat
Sheridan while Dayton is Icetntt
North Marion. ' Winaariin.
would wia the titto. If Dsytoa
downs North Marion while WtV
lamina loses to Shtxidan, Daytofs
would wia the championship. ;
Sony, lb Mere i
Tickets f cr ft-als
Ccrvallis TcurcsV
Cervallis li1m Banavlt,
Ombtob State eenes-a, eantot
oa today wttk the aoartorajak-
lag task of rsturBlBg eMeke
and aoolleattajas far tMteta
for the westora Mroaal flaaJai
of the NCAA basketball play
offs at GUI CelmWBTat MaM
14.
The laarrsjeed and bmhasapy
baatBaas iviauger taM he ats
piy eealda't hemer spotter ap- '
pUa-attoa Ier IBo Mtarrojiy
Bight flaala. The hage Celt-
mi which seats better thaa
16,666 pmrseas, has boea eeht
eat for the Satsrrday atgkt
damblo-gtegader fee mere thaa
a week.. -
Barratt said Otero were ealy
about 1666 seats left for the
epealag games Friday Bight
March 11. ,
George Hired '
At Roseburg
Roseburc (P -Roseburg hlga
school's football coach and ath
letic director next fall will be
Bob George, whose MHton-Free
water football teams won 32
games and lost six in four Ms-
son t. i't-.-ji. :
George will succeed aa foot
ball coach Bill Reder. who re
signed in December and said he
planned to go Into business. ; .
The present athletic director.
Cece Sherwood, will become
physical education supervisor
for Roseburg district schools
AGED!
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