Dayton, Wiilamina Tie
7or Yavvama League Title
i
V. ehan.rl.n.hip ..the yZ "ZTZ."01' i t
ter seen IN fames In the final sh.rxia. w .n, Yuaaiu a js ao
found of league play lut nlrht siam. t .mj uitr 111 .10
k .Inca martina. rtawtnn ! P7ld7 resalte: Darte n. wn afsrtoa
seated North Marlnn S.S.1A ! iaiti 131 ikMui am wi.ni
ilnrth Marias and WUlamlna
hosed Sheridan S-0 at Sheri
lan. There will be do playoff
tweea Dayton and Wllla
ailaa. A co-chanplonihlp has
teen declared.
vantage at the end of the per
iod, 83-43. But Sheridan, not to
be outdone, threw a acare into
tholr hi rival with a an,,
their own in the fourth quarter,
for the losers. In the first game,
Wiilamina won another close
one, 45-43 in overtime. O'Leary
with 19 topped the Bulldog! and
Green led the Sheridan B cause
with 14. 1
i In other Yamawa finalei last; knotting the count at 88-all with
eight. Banks nosed Amity 36-33
pt Amity and Sherwood turned
Cck Yamhill 48-39 at Yamhill.
LLAM1NA 2,
SHERIDAN 68
f After holding a alim 34-33
margin at hall time, the Bull
dogs put on a splurge in the
third stanza and had what
emea nnii ieue iu-point aa-
two minutes left in the contest.
Substitute" LeRoy Reeser then
canned a field goal for the Bull
dogs and Roy Zimbrick added
another. Tred Hulett sank an
other for the rallying Sheridan
dub, but it wasn't enough. Zim
brick topped the scoring for the
night with 19 counters while
Hulett and Dale Stuck picked
up 18 and 18 points respectively
SHA Wins From Cascade in
58-54 Overtime Thriller
BANKS II, AMITY 33
Banks won the nlp-and-tuck
contest on a field goal by for
ward Dennie with less than two
minutes to go, breaking a 33-all
tie. Amity held the lead at the
quarters, all by one point mar
gins, leading at the half 18-26
after holding a 9-8 first quarter
advantage and a 27-26 lead at
the end of three. Amity boasted
the biggest margin, a 4-point
bulge early in the contest After
the first stanza, the two clubs
matched each other basket-fov-basket
right down to the wire.
Sellers topped the Braves with
16 counters and Enters scored
won the preliminary 37-17,
Denham and Engelland being
top scorers for the two teams
with 10 counters apiece.
By SHEET 8HEPHEBD
It took Sacred Heart four
periods to do It, bnt they final
ly canght up with Cascade as
the fatal buszer rang and went
Into aa overtime to defeat the
-.Unionises 88-54, In the 8alem
iArmory last night S.H.A. trail
Jed throoghont the entire game,
(bat It was a thirty foot push
ahot by Vance Cooney that tied
iup the crucial Card-Congar tilt
I at 54 all.
1 The game started as Cascade
jumped into a quick 8 point
I lead, and by the quarter were
1 leading the Cardinals 15-8. The
1 sharpshooting Cougars stretched
I their lead to a 13 point margin
lat the half and it seemed that
V the Cards Just couldn't get going.
The second half of the Capi
tol feature was a different game.
The Cards started to move, and
with deadly accuracy, closed the
gap to six points, going into the
fourth heat. Leo Grosjacaues'
gang fought point for point and
slowly gained, then with five
Greys Remain
Undefeated in
Jr. High Loop
Parrlsh Greys remained v
defeated In junior high league
play with a 82-41 victory over
the Parrlsh Pioneers. Ken Carl
scored 24 for the Greys. '
in ouier junior high gomes
yesterday, Leslie Blues upset
parrish cardinals 37-33 and Les
lie Golds downed West Salem
48-34.
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seconds left, Vance Cooney
swished one, to send the game
into an overtime.
The extra three ruinates
was undoubtedly just what
the S.H.A.'ers needed, for Bill
Thompson dunked in one en
a Jump shot, followed by Jim
Bodewald's lay In to cad the
game, and give Sacred Heart
a -58-54 victory.
For the Cardinals it was Vlnce
Matt and Vance Cooney taking
DAYTON 38,
NORTH MARION 34
scare into Dayton before the Pi
rates won this one. North Mar
ion led through most of the
game, including a 23-20 advan-
tafge at halftiiiie. The score was
tied at 31-31 at the end of the
third period, and Dayton didn't
get the lead until the last four
minutes of play. Carl Dauen
hauer, with 12, and Harold
Hedgecock, with 11, led the
Daytcn victory. Larry Cole had
17 for North Marion. North
Marion won the Junior varsity
game, 39-34. Roy Seller led the
oiiom pbzp BusamaLi,
(Br The. uetluM rreaal
Pertlaa. Lane
Jellereoa 4T, BMMa 4S- -
Room,U St, ClOtOlOJM) W.
WufcMMtoa St. FraaaJla Of.
UdmIb U. Orea M.
Oiler.
aelea ateelear It. nilleeaaU St.
Seered Heart U. Cuosi M.
Jeltereoa O. Oenrala IT.
Dartoa It. North alar lea H.
Otto 14, tTheeaawa n.
DmI ScHae 44. aotllmttr w.
Suti at. Amur M.
at. Paul 41. Detroit IS.
Batacada 44, aendr
atorlon 44. Centra 44,
WooObura 43. Cukr IS.
BUrorura 44. III. Mill M.
Delia 43. llolalla 43.
wuiaatlaa It, SMrtclaa 40,
Bherwood 44. Yamhill IS.
The DaUea U, wr'Eaat 41.
Marahilald It. alrrUa Potat U.
ltedlord ST. Oruli Paaa J I.
Hllleboro 4a Tltard 44.
Albaar 44. Bweot Homo IS.
Oraeham 40. TUIamaoS 44.
MUwautla 13. Aetorla 41.
Onaon Cllr 43. Weat Lint II.
Central CatboUe 44. Colambla Pre St
(both Portland).
Claukanlt to. Bcappooat 41. L
CorrallU II, Band 41.
North Bend 14. CMullla 44.
Poraal Orora at, MratlaoTUlt 4.
Hood Klrar M. Lake Cava 44.
Toledo II, atueiav 44.
Neaber tl. Bearertoa II.
Paclfte U. Prosh 4, caaceda Locke 3S
oakrldn 14, St. Prancla (Bnttat) SL
Bt. Helena TO. warrentoa or.
Cnlrer 4. La nine 33.
lit. Vernon II, John Day 41.
Star of the Bra (Aetorla) 11, Wheeler 41.
Junction CUr M, Untvenltr (Butane) II.
WIMamattt (Eutena) H. Coltatt Orore
SL
Xnaiipa ft. Mahaleat 41.
Frlnerllla 41. Lakerlew 44.
Iladraa 41, Burn4 43.
alcKenila IB, llapleloa IS.
Arllntton II. Poeell 33. ,'
Garibaldi ta. Bar dtp IT,
corbott 14, Hill ullltarr (Portland) IT.
Poaera M, Bandon 43.
Beailda 00, Vernonla 4T.
Craur IT, Phoenli 32.
lulton-Praewatar u. Omalllla la.
Klamath Ceantr Claaa B Taaraep
Ceaualatlaa Semlflaalat
Blr 41. Bonanaa 31. .
Hanelr 44. CHlehrtet IT.
Chamaleaehlp SeeaUlaalei
Ifalin 34, sacred Heart IS. '
ChUoonln 44. UerrUl 44
Uee Ceantr cnaoa B T earner
Shedd 13, Halaer 44.
HtrtUburs 42. Selo 4T.
Stayton Hands
Central 22nd
Straight Loss
Central High School Stay-
ton's Eagles churned out a 88-44
victory over the hapless Central
Union Panthers on the Stayton
floor Friday night In a non-lea
gue, end of the season clash.
Central Union, their lineup dot
ted with sophomores, absorbed
their 22nd straight beating with
out a win.- '
Coach Joe Boyle of the Esales
started all of his seniors In this.
the final game of the season.
Central managed a one-point
9-8 lead at the end of the first
quarter, but with the' Stayton
regulars back in the lineup, ine
winners walked off the floor at
the intermission with a 25-20
bulge. They were never headed
after that, rolling up 48 points
FANFARE
ttpltal JonniaJ. Saltaie On Blxsi$?,T. 2t liCJI '
lyWrtalM
'iWtAtTtftSM-M'elPULgVOU -M4aT RP'vOUeT, f eTOJt p ' ' aw 1
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to the Panthers' S3 by the end of
the third period.
Center Gene Small led the
Stayton cause with 17 counters,
but forward Nelson of Central
topped all scorers with a 19
point effort
The Panthers, having proba
bly their worst season' In their
short history, have four sopho
mores and one Junior en the
starting lineup.
With Gohl leading the attack
with 13 points, Stayton handily
won the "B" clash, 49-29.
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Buba: Central Trteb. S. Pretake a,'
Mmutai Bun oa Kittriat T, maaeaa V
kttataa S. WaUea, SUtah. OahL
scoring honors, with 18 apiece, I Junior Huskies with 18, while
and B1U Thompson sinking IS to noiana a iore uie uayion
lead their victorious quint. The
Cougars high point men were
Lee Metcalf with IS, and Don
Sproul following with 13.
This game brought the two
teams into a tie for second place
in the Capitol League, both
teams having a record of five
wins, three losses. The Cards
lost to Stayton twice and to
Philomath once, while the Cou
gars were beaten twice by Sac
red Heart and once by Stayton.
in the preliminary tilt the
Cascade J.V.'s won a close con
test from the Card hopefuls, 32-
Z5.
Saorea Heart (II) (14) Caaeaaa
U ft pf tn fa ft nf tn
nodewld 1 s I 4 Sprmt I I 1 ll
Thompaon 1 1 111 Wnldrea I 111
atoriantr lilt Wlpper
Coonor S 4 It Chaddlek
Matt e 4 4 II Uatcatt
Btrtberr 1 1 S Broirn
Pledoo4 I I II
rithar e e a e
Jayvees.
WUlamlna t (M) Sheridan
Zimbrick II P II Hulett
Toait I P 10 stock
Watt 4 G. S Candara
McDoutell S a I Smith
Llltlejohn U ......O t Burdte
Buba: WUlamlna Lea there T, Salmon I,
Banter 111' Sheridan wuilamt 3, Hold-trafer.
Otllclale: Htuos and wuuama.
Bartoa (at) (44) Mart. Marian
Hodeeeoek 11 P 7 gtockard
Dauenhauer 13 ....P 1 McLaren
Dodte I C 1 Barendaa
Harrelaoa 4 0 IT Cola
Reader I ......... .O S Rasmneeen
Buba: Dayton Plnnlaum I: North Ma
rlon Calloway, Hooler, Driver.
Official: Ann arson and Bendrla.
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SHA
Caaeade IB 14 41 14 14
Pre throws missed: SHA II, Cajcadt I.
Halbrook Held
To 17 as OSC
Rooks Triumph
Corvallis U.BWade (Swede)
Halbrook was held to 17 nolnts
last night, but his Oregon State
college Rooks managed to whip
cveryDoay s Drugs, a strong u
gene AAU team, 58-52.
Fiahts last Night
Bf Tht Aiioclitrt Prt)
Ntw York Oeorti Aranjo, 1331, rrevl
dtnes R I, outpolntwHl Peddr dt Hire).
U Balm 131. Brooklra. 10.
Mftthli Wtil pftata BMeh, fla. Urrr Mtllct.
3 Scott
t Davit
Rrvei moi-Idbt: noliie Unv.nBM
Wmi Baltm Biker 3. Half: Ooldi 11.
ftaltm 90. OfflelaU: Uttott and Kint
Hi, Nv York, outpolntd Chick Bouehar,
13C. UanchMttr, Conn.. 10.
rhotalK, Aria. Jitnra Wartlna.
Olfodala, Aria., outpolntad O aorta Bolmaa,
in, ivoi iuiittitit 10.
PIN PATTER
By BENN VALDEZ
Man of the week is Rex Kimmel who took personal charge
of things In his Remington Rand team clash with Mootry Phar
macy last Tuesday and led his club 'to a 992 to 977 victory
Rex started with 6 in a row and wound up with a personal
high of 222 for the year. Congrats to Rex, one of the many "nice
guys" who make bowling the great game It is. Only other com
ment heard Tuesday night was from someone who thought the
jeage was "out of order."
Next week the entry blanks will be oat tor Salem's
annual city tournament, an event which Is far abort of other
tournaments in cssh prises, but carries much prestige for
city bowlers, and the event itself will get nnderway on
March 21st at the Capitol Alleys. The city clash teems to be
growing a little each year and plans this year' call for the
largest tn Salem's history. President Don "my wife just had
a boy and am I happy" Luts calls npon all Salem bowlers
to get their partners for doubles, for all teams to get ready,
and the singles shooters to sharpen up In the next three
weeks so the 1953 tournament will be a huge success.
City chamions from last year will all be back to defend
their hard won titles against all comers. Singles and All Events
champion Frank Evans will be trying to get the second of a
required three legs on the beautiful trophy donated for all-events
last year by Stevens & Son Jewelers. Back to defend their doubles
'record will be Floyd "Mule Train" McNall and Gene "Doggo"
Kttzmiller. Team champions are the Cupboard Cafe boys com
posed of Dean Henderson, Bob White, Sponsor John Glodt, and
Brownie Valdez, If his citizenship papers come through in
time. John Stout, a regular member last year, Is In Alaska
and will not be with them.
Plans call for teams to shoot on Saturday, March list
and 28th at 4:30, 7:00, and 9:00 and for doubles and aingles
n March 22nd and 29th at 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, :00, and 8:00.
If the entries run heavy in the minor events, there will be
extra squads to take care of them. Preferred spots on all
squads will be on a "first come, first served" basis. Trophies
will be awarded the winners In esch event, a new feature
of the tournament last year which has proved very popular
with all the fellows.
Those who were champs yesterday are bums today Dept. . . .
All of the teams In the city who won first half championships
In their respective lesgues are currently In the second division
in this half of the league standings. In the Major League at the
Capital Alleys, Brennan Tree Service won the firsi half cham
pionship and are currently In seventh place while Cupboard
Cafe, who won the first half honors In the U-Bowl Claislc
League seem to be everyone's cousin this half.
Mystery of the week . . . What well known Salem manager
of a local bowling alley took his 191 average protege to Portland
Friday night to bowl In the Inter-City Cinssic league only to
have said protege fall all to pieces with a 494 series????? The
team managed to shoot 2863 and win three points only because
everyone else shot like champions. Was it "buck fever or some
one else's ball?
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Baaka (M)
Donald I .,
Sellers It ,,
chain 11 .,
Crana 1 a
Jackson 1 o
Subt: Banka Vandeher.
Patera, Perklnai Amitr Bantaarr. Shleldl,
bawaon. ateonene, Heatn.
Offlclale: Peterson and Helna.
(13) Amllr
,.. S Lrneh
Nelson
... 4 Koaer
, I Hubbard
. 14 Ehlere
Pelere, V,
SCORES
In the Alleys
Capitol Alleys
CAPITAL MERCANTILE
Teeaettera (4) THUS 447. Thill 441.
Clark ill, Oraham 131. Beal HTl Bote
Boeler ( Liiwiner 4S4. Harra 371, How
ard 3, Kar 413, Poulln 131.
Feriaeen Bnterarlaea 14) Robinson III,
Adams 110, Dans 440, Blanton 43T. Daela
133; Baaaaree () Lannlran 400. Stanler
471, llonner 40. Oraretter 430, Wlllet
Northwest Oroetrr (I) Amen S30. Jonei
S04, Gardner Ml, Ounc III. Loaan 441
Jareea'a (1 Rran 414. Xcker 431, Lnlar
434. Drer 411. Prudent! 131.
Chaeaellee !) Wteklaer 4T1, Channella
414. Hort 441, Baker 441, Jorr 444: Rheea
racke (1) Irons I3t, Turnbull 403, Orator
IH. oiten 410, Oloer 410.
The Bel (4) Orrentleld 413. liorler
411. Bertram 314, Miller 140. Wattler 133;
riar-R-Paa (I) AabUl 4IT, Borer 477,
Thlesen 414. Plenie 444. Shelton 4ST.
Hleh lnd. series. Walt Oardner. Itl: tilth
Ind. farce, Don Poulln, 130: hith team
tame and eerloa, northwest Grocery,
and 1133.
COLLEGg SCOBtS
PAR WEST
Baatern Ores on M. Orecon Xdueauaa 13.
Weahlniton 44. Ores on 47.
UCLA Ta, Stanford St.
Southern California 41, Celtlerata SS.
Wromint 41. Oklahoma Cltr 41.
Wash lna ton State M, Ores on Stall to.
Montana State 73, Idaho SUM M
Seattle 14, Seatut Pacltle IT.
Whitman S3. Leala Clark IS.
Presno state Tl, Sacramento State S.
Colorado AMI 11, Reals tt.
Southern Oreioet 40, Cat Alalia BT.
San PrancUca SUM 10, Collate at Pa
cini II.
W cetera Was bin (ton M. Puiet Sound M.
Pacific u. to. Collate of Idaho Ta.
Ban Dleto Bute 14. Santa Barbara 41.
Rlckj Tl, Weetmlnater Utah 13.
San Jose State la. Ban Prancleeo 44.
Lob Anioloa State 13, Papoerdlae 43.
WhtUler TO. Pomona-Claremoat St
Lob Antelea Lorola IT, Herade tl.
Pasadena Naiarcne at, Chanmaa St. .
Rodlande II, Occidental II.
Humboldt state M, Chleo State tl.
Bt. Marr'l II Honolulu TJnlreraala II.
Pecllle Lutheran 13. British Columbia 11.
Washlneton Prosh IS, Tonlue Point lta
val Air Station 44.
Seattle Tl. Papooses 13, Seattle Paeint
JV'e 70.
Reed St. Concordia IS.
Oreeon Collete or xdueatlOB JVa St, S.
. lem National Guard ta.
Oreeon State Rooks 44, Xrerrbodr'B
Drut Xusent SI,
MIDWEST
Yountstoaa II, Cartwtta Tech ST,
Rio Orande 140, WUberteroa IL
SOUTBWSST .' ' ' , i
Teaaa Tech II. Waal Tasat SS.
Texas Wee tern tt, Arlsona But Plat
staff 43.
astern New Maileo T4. Colorado Col
lie ii.
SOUTK
west Vlrilnla M, Vlrtlnle MlUUrp 10.
Richmond tt, Waahlntton-Ua Tl.
Oeorf la Teachera tl. Stetson 44.
Alabama State 44, Pltk M. .
IAST
ColtaU S3. Penn Stat 10 (orartuM).
Boston U. M, St. Mlohaela Vs. 44.
Marahall 10, llorrle Harrar 44.
CAPITOL MINORETTE LEAGUE
Pederal Oreaea Aaencr Cooler 341, Car-
row 331, Rlckert 311, Oraffle 334. Taska
3141 W. C. Drer. at Sea-J. Darla 360.
Scott 414, Outlerres 313. A. Darla SSI,
Jonei 3M.
SaMar Eleclrie Hoover 131. Mclrera
371, Beau 374, Bolton 381, Drake 3351
Teteakeae Office Turnbull 313, Pol S44,
Beattr 343. Bureh 431, Blind 331.
Vera'. Place Vott 301. Rout 111. Am
ends 340. Adama 14T. waller 3SI: Marian
Creamerr Hsaen 311, Stettler 313. Blana-
lr 313. Scheneboera 37. Meeker 113.
Dlekeene Market McNeil 431, Bunee SOT.
Bonneted! lot. Phlllloa 351, Prelss 357:
Salem Laraer. Sapalr Merrell 313, Amon
331. Lanemrae 30t. Helda 311, Blind 374
ueti Market B Prante 373. Bleeler
344. pitaeclato 313. Maatera 303. D. Prante
350: nine Johnston Peed Shot Case
435, Moaner 173, Rasmuaeen 117, wettler
J7i. W.Iietl 353.
Ceaeelldated Prelettlwara Morler HI.
Black 111. Wattler 301, Lont 411. Slewert
144; Amllr Meat Market Darla 4N, Blind
310. wilcoi 431, Case 143, Helnenen 113.
Rlth lnd. tame. Prancea Bouon. ITT:
hlfh Ind. aertea, Leah Wllcoa. 431: hleh
uam tame and aerlea. Clint and Johnston
Pood Shop, TOt and 1131.
University Alleys
MEN'S CITT I.EAOCS
Matble Brea (D Elllnter 411, Todd 454
Knuth 3M, Merer 444. 8lmon4 4 54; General
Plaanee Corp. S) Bowcut 435, Oreenlee
111. Capns 411, Olrod 431, Oehladorf 431.
Tkar Ledce (lit) J. Johnson 111, Nor.
br KM), K. Johnson 314. Ammundson 385,
Jetton 411: Meeler Breed (lit) Smith 411.
Oardner 404. Junta 141, Brown 441, Paulua
111.
Lee'a flee Care (I) Kllllnitr 417. Col.
rla 444. Lewis 431. Print 411; Oil Ward's
(4) Pollen 451. Keller 114. Solum 441.
Surratt 317. Duffr 440.
Cadwell Oil (I) Luke 411. Cooter 111.
Smrree 411. Oannon 431, Grabenhorst
401: Bardea'a Cepllal Cllr Bladerr 41 )
Nlchola MO, He-rdea 414. Raboln 404. Ada
441. cerr 413.
tanllem Hardware Co. (II Rarteloo 484,
Roat 440. Phillip, lit. Bchachtelck 455,
Maeeer 111: Meeea Lade (l McCallls-
ter 411, Aleiander 171, Hedlnl 435, Darer
411. Deckerd 481.
Rlth lnd. tame. Nichols, 311: blah bid.
series, P. Junta, 141: hlth team tarn and
aerlea. Cadwell Oil. Ill and 3151.
Mill City Grade
School Team
Wins Crown
Mill City MiU City grade
school basketball team, coach
ed by Jim Hale, won the league
championship when the boys
traveled to Jefferson Friday
and defeated Jefferson's grade
school 35-23. Teams of the
league listed according to final
standings, include: Mill City,
Stayton, Aumsville, Jefferson
and St. Mary's.
The one game lost by the
league champs was with Stay
ton grade school here. The
Mill City graders beat the re
turn game, the first loss In 25
games for the Stayton team.
Donald Lemke, forward and
high point man for the Mill
City team, was also outstanding
player. His points for the sea-
ion totaled 108 which was si
most half the team's total of
266 points.
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11 P.M. TO 8 A.M.
Just Phone 39123 or 42248
QUISENBERRY'S
PRESCRIPTION STORE '
130 So. Liberty
Howser Bros.
Equipment
Salei ft Rental Service
1185 So. 12th
Phone 3-3646
Salem, Ore.
Chicken in a Box
Delicieut Pan Fried
Chicken Dinners
nd
Hamburgers to Go
2190 S. Commercial
Phono 4-1452
. Delivery Service
Open Banday
For Your Convenience
Our Store Is Open Sundays
From 12 Noon to 1 P.M.
FOR SMERGENCIBS
Con
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. CAPITAL DRUG STORE
State sad Liberty Tear Preserlptloa Store"
LADD'S
MARKET
1705 S. 12th
OPEN 24
Hours Daily, Incl. Sun.
Senator Hotel
Coffee Shcp
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SUPERS SUNDAY
DINNERS
Open Sundays
7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Dolly
6:30 a.m. 9 p.m.
Seteave Pewweu tTeffee Ibef
Comer Court e High
Phene S-4U1
Hocker
Hardware
990 South Commercial
Wall Papar, Paints and
Sporting Goods
Ph. 37031
Don't Be in Doubt
CHECK THIS
SPOT FOR
Salem Business Eitab
lishmenrs That Remain
Open Sundays!
OPEN HOUSES
Sunday 1 to 4 P.M.
2690 SEDONA AVE.
LLKIump, Realtor
I0SS Portland Road