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SCORES
In the Alleys
University Alleys
Nlfht Ocma. tttiiliBlir. Ron rsimllMMa.
AO Star Oeroa-aoetoo-Tuaaday, Jurjr 14, MM
Maxim Hammers 10-Round
Win Over Danny Nardico
Fla. UP) Joey Maxim,
the fancy muter of the left Jab,
waa back la the boxing business
today after winning a ananl
moni lt-ronnd dociaion over the
young Tampa slower Danny
Nardico.
They aaid Pal Joey waa all
washed up after Archie Moore
lapped off nil light heavy
weight crown in St. Louii Dee.
17. And many fan doubted the
30-year-old Maxim's ability to
handle Nardico.
But Joey, a bit plump around
the middle at 183 Vi poundi,
atood off the charging Nardico
with case in Miami atadium lait
night, although he had a scram
ble off the deck in the seventh
when Nardico caught him with a
right to the head. Nardico
weighed 176.
The ex -champ's manager,
Jack Kearns,' declared after
the fight that Joey not only
waa back on the right trial
bnt planned to go after Rocky
Marciano'a heavyweight eham
plonihlp. "We'll fight Roland Lastarza
first if uccessary," Kearns as
serted, "but Marciano'a the one
we want." Asked about the
contract giving Maxim a return
tight with Moore, Kearns aald,
'We'll take Moore when the
right time comes."
Jim Norris, International
Boxing Club president, tossed
cold water on the Idea of
Maxim eanfpalgning In the
heavyweight ranks. Norris
aaid:
"I don't know that Lastarza
wants Maxim. He's in good
shape after his win over Rex
Layne. And I don't think it
would be fair to let Maxim have
Marlclano and keep Laztarza,
Layne and Ezzard Charles wait
ing."
Maxim was more of a fighter
than he has been in a long time
as he pounded the 25-year-old
Nardico'a face with his left and
threw his right hand in a sur
prisingly effective fashion. He
piled up a big early lead while
making Nardico miss badly with
his long right swings.
Eugene Team
Wins AAU Title;
Salem Fourth
Turner Noses
Out McMinnville
In Rifle Match
McMinnville Turner nosed
cut McMinnville In a rifle match
here Wednesday night
' Turner had a total of 1923,
compared to 1911 for McMinn
ville. Turner's score Included
a handicap of 11, so as far as
net scores were concerned, Tur
ner had Just on more point
than McMinnville.
Scoring for Turner were X.
Ball 392, O. Schollian 383, B.
Wipper 382, J. Metcalfe 382 and
V. Coats 373. For McMinnville,
D. Wilson 890, L. Warren 388.
W. Baltzell 381, J. Wagner 377
and L. Baltzell 377.
Sublimity's No. S team will
hoot against Turner at Turner
next Wednesday night.
Central Point W) The Eugene
entry, Everybody's Drug, cap
tured the Oregon AAU basket
ball championship here Wednes
day night with a 00-41 win over
Philco team of Portland.
A tight defense throttled the
Portlanders, while Paul Sowers,
former University of Oregon
long-shot expert, led Eugene to
the win with 23 points.
Reedy Berg, another former
Oregon player, topped the Port-
landers with 9 points.
Third place in the tournament
went to West Side Tavern of
Bend In a 80-84 conquest of Wol
gamott of Salem. Forward Dela
no Fox dropped in 23 points for
Bend. Salem's high was 17
points by Larry Chamberlain.
WaltMMlt'l 4) (Ml) Brni
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Selvy, O'Brien
Dukes May Set
New Hoop Marks
New York ) Individual
scoring records are about to fall
in several directions In major
college basketball, NCAA Serv
ice Bureau statistics indicated
Thursday, with Furman's Frank
Selvy, Seattle's Johnny O'Brien
and Seton Hall's Walter Dukes
the ones who will push them
over.
Selvy, st r o n g 1 y entrenched
above the point-making stand
ings with an average of 29.3 a
game, starts play Thursday in
the Southern Conference. cham
pionship tournament with his
sights set on the record of 29.2,
set two years ago by Bill Mlkvy
of Temple.
O'Brien, who has averaged
27.8, and Dukes, who has 26.4,
are aiming at Dick Groat's total
of 831 points in one season which
the Duke star compiled last
year. O'Brien, with two regular-
season games and at least one
NCAA contest ahead of him, has
751. Dukes, with maximum of
three games and a minimum of
one in the National Invitation
tournament remaining, has 791.
In fourth place Is Pennsylva
nia's Ernie Beck, with 26.0, two
regular-season games to go and,
it the Quakers hold their Ivy
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lead, NCAA competition. Fifth,
with 28.2 is Don Schlundt, whose
Indiana team is already In the
NCAA as the Big Ten champion.
Bob Houbreks of Washington.
who was fifth last week, slipped
to eighth with a 24.4 average.
He's also in the NCAA.
1952 NAIB
Champs to
Defend Title
Kansas City VP) The Spring
field (Mo.) State Bears Wednes
day night won the right in a
district playoff to defend their
national Intercollegiate basket
ball championship in the six-day
tournament here next week.
Springfield officially South
west Missouri State College
crushed Missouri Valley Col
lege, the Missouri College Ath
letic union champion. 103-69. at
Springfield.
The NAIA National Associa
tion of Intercollegiate Athletics
opens its annual tournament
in Municipal Auditorium Mon
day. '
Among the other teams qual
ifying were these district win
ners: Oregon District Portland U.,
78-70 over Oregon College of
Education.
Washington District Gonzaga
71-88 over Pacific Lutheran.
TATS BODSB LBAOtTB NO. I
Pfttrrtov (II Laka ill. O inn on 4ST,
auttrbuh Ml. Snha 414, Nalua 444:
S4M T Cwirti, tl Jolniiwi US.
OrMb MS. DnptH 414, Robk 411. Wilcb
4n.
SUtkmir MstortsM Bran 441, Ttl
Ml Ml. Timt Ml. SltMWlta 314. BbMn
4M Snwtory W State N. S (41 UeQuMP
441. mnk 414, Dlckn Ml. rrun 44.
BMlr MS.
Drrbtaa W ASIU ll Johutm SM;
Plahtr 1H. BUkM 404. ZtemtaM 407. Oould
441i SUM min SI UUnu 444, Stoat
404. Buoy 441. W!lr 441, Dxneui 111.
raMalry FratMltta (II W altar 441,
Phtppa 441, Morrison 431, Bartri 447,
torn 41H Famatrr Offla Svtnl 401,
Haauamu 47, Auanida 417. JUUIff 4M,
Staear Ml.
lata FaltM (l Hunt 447. waama 4M,
Wackar 4M, Altar Ml. MarrUl 444; Saa
atary af Slate Ma. 1 (I) Millar 44. Oar
rati 47a. rilam 43. Blauly 403. SehultM
411.
Dap, af Vateraaa Afralra ) Morlaky
ttl. Baad 4(4. oaaranilroom 4M, Blila
44. Itlllarlch SM: Hlrfcwar CaaatraaUaa
(II Andaraan 44, Kayaar 4M. Mailman
4M. Wolfa 441, Tandy 404.
Nlih team atrlaa and sam. Tax Oam.
Blaalan, 3404 and Ml hlih bid. aarlaa,
BlUartoh. Mil huh ted. lama, BUkll, 111.
FAN FARE
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STATI Boris USAODB NO. s
SUC (1) Aahby 447, Lanktra 414.
KlmmaU 471, Franta 4M, aarw 411;
Ckapttr M SI Lutht 47s, Lamron Ml,
Ouarry 404 Banrr 411, Baynaldl HI.
Aaaiu U) eorrlaan 471. Baaa IK,
Monttoraary Ufl, Jaffaraon M7, attloklln
! nirtwar AoaaaaUMt (II Taylor 341.
Kataham 171. Taaatr 411. Crana 144, Mai-
n M.
AarKaltara (41 Orlfmbs Ml. Stroh
Mlm 474. Pataraan 41. Kanlpa 411. Tan,
aalll 441: raraatry () Ladd 471. Brown
1U. Wosda Ml, Powtil 310, Storm an
Banaa (l Ball "M4. Tonit 137. Klrky
141. Oanld 474, BUlartch 471: tjnaaaal.r
mwmt (li Potman 4M. Aardh 440, Salla-
Dury 147, Batuamlar 433. Baxtar 417.
PUC (II Rlniland 417, Bnallah 417. Oal.
Iwhar II. Straw 111. Maftart 411: Tai
caaiaiiaalaa (11 Hart lay 444, Bowara 114,
jonnaen a, cmnnaM aaa. Man 433.
oniaa BuaMara (ll Hattaan 4M, Baat
ii, amera aio, bcou 4M, Touns 4I1:
Brad Bnaiaiaara (II Fradrlekaon 40.
Ortman 311, afnnaon 437, Merchant 411,
faoaaa aaa.
Hlih team aarlas and taana, P7JC. 301
and Ml: blah Ind. aarlaa. Bamolda, MS;
hlth Ind. sama, Oallaghar, 1M.
Capitol Alleys
ATJTOMOTIVa LKAOUI
Aala raaia (t) Ohars 31S Bnanea
341, Xkatrand 471, atarnka l. Ward 411:
Craarafl Taxaa () Bdmlnatar 1M, Ab
by 431. Rudy 411, B. Craeroft, Jr. 470,
J. Craeroft 130.
tana Avanaa Sarrlaa (41 Aarnav 43a
Bopflniar 4M, Hammond 431. Nalaon MS,
Hayaa H3: Snraak Mater Caaapany (41
waian 44. Burton 103, annnk 441, Orl-
la saa, wiaaar 40
VaBap Malar Caaaaaar (41 Tartar 471.
chrorar 133. Holmaa 40. Myara Ml, Byl
lark 4M: Slaa Bakar (1 Nlcholla 143,
atllfler 371, Patttraon 401. Lambart 3M.
Ryan 173.
StandarS Statlaaa (II Konlaehka 411.
Henkel 454. Oacnon 473, Prleaan IS3. Lo.
tan 111: Maalar Sarrlaa Stallana (II Du
tolt 434, Wllkan 131. Kara 51 J. Hoy 1M.
Schroadar 500.
Salam Aatamaatla Caaaaanr (4) Donah-
arty 473. Whlta 453. Ounn 513. B. Dauah.
arty 431. Buacn 414: Ladar Bratkara (0)
Baumaart i, cnakarun 444, shuck 431,
Solum 441, Surratt 4M.
Hlih team sama and aarlaa. Standard
Btatloni, lis and 1541; blih Ind. aama.
Stelnka of Salam Auto Parte, 343; blih
Ind. aarlaa, Bd Lotan of Standard Station!,
SIS.
Harikwaal Paallry (II Myara Ml, Slyau
111, Mlooar 114, Malar 170, Oladt Ml:
daa Markal (1) ixnan aaa, rriaaaa
4M, Rran Ml, WUkalla 131, Nubar 111.
Braaaaa Traa Sarrlaa (II Brannan 171,
Oalund 113. Prudanta 114, Valdai Ml, Aa
daraon 117: Marian Mat art (ll achroadar
474. Bommar 371. Oardnar 111, Donabua
133. Thompaon M.
Marian Balal an Car Fark (SI Vlttono
114. Jaekaao M4, Irona 131. raia aia,
straw 111: Inn 1 W. cllna Sr. 117,
Poulln 417, W. Cllna Jr. Ml. WUkaraas
in. Bartwall all.
Hlib team sama and aarlaa, Northwaat
Poultry, 1077 and 30: man ino. aama,
Jflhn Andaraon of Walnut City BowL 315;
hlih Ind. aarlaa, BUI Thompaon of Marlon
Motora, IM.
Sports Mirror
"TaSay a Taar Asa Olak Oroat af Dukai
Clyda Lonllatu of Kanaaal Cliff Khu f
Kantueky: Chuck Darlln of Jowa. and
Mark Workman of Waa! Vlralnla war
namad to tha 1153 Aaaoelatod Praal AU-
Atnarloa wDas kaakatbal team.
Itr Taara Asa Lurht Haarwtttka
Champion Ona Laanaaieb knackad aat
ahallauar Billy For ta 14 af the ruil
round at Madlaaa Banrar Oardan baiaa
11,413.
Tan Taar Aa Oaoraa (Whlterl Kun.
akt, at. Laall Cardinal third baaaman, waa
ralactad br ma Army baeaaa of an la,
lury ta nla rKbt feraarm.
Duck Pins
rOMMRKTTAL LKAOUX
Baaakraaik Faraaaaa (II I. Bolman
115, J. Poalar IM, B. Oraanwood 113, J.
Moorman 313. H. starana 431. PartUn
ImJ aUabilald (11 B. Maaulr 33. D,
Joaaart 141. F. Olunar 141. bja 340, br
aaa.
Mlak'a Bin Sba III Harb Natnut
4M. Mai Nalnaat 111. La Oil M4, Id
Dark) 141, Tom Wood 401. Waadraffa'a
San Ska (II Mary Oraanlar 114, Varn
York 430, C. Rtltter 3M, Daloraa Tork
317, Warna Frank 340, bra 111.
Bine Lak Fackar (11 J. Wannr III,
B. Van Slrka 400. A. Thlaaaen 371, F. Pit
kin Ml. D. Waniar 331. bra 100. Caaaada
Maal (11 O. Oarnar 171, J. AMerman
114, L. Walanar 433. B. Buabr 131, &
Walanar 153.
Bamaia'a () H. Zlnk 411, D. Bmltb
141, M. Fatten 3M. C. Nalnaat 4M, kra
143. Brlekaan'a Market (41 K. Malton
41. L. Klmbl 141. M. Story Ml, A. Rich.
araaon 411. n. Roua 314.
Hlih team aarlaa and lama. Woodroffa'i
San Shop 1033 and 751. Hlih Individual
aarlaa. Art Rlehardaoa (Xrlckaon'al 431.
Hlih individual sama, D. Tork (Wood-
roxia'il 11.
MAJOB LKAQTJB
Thrtflway Claanar (11 TJpiton 41.
McFarlana 133. Olnar 504. Bluer 504. Ir
ene MS; Maraball'a 4 Carnara (11 Owena
411, Drar 4M, Camay 43, Kay Ml, Brta
raard 631.
Baalak Oraaara (11 Clark 543, Farley
4M, Oannon HI DaBow 411, Wait 111;
Walaat Clly Bawl Pile MO, Schulta
611, Hailett 437, Andaraon 541, BlniquUt
131.
Tag Team Match
At Salem Armory
Next Tuesday
A tag team match between the
Larsen brothers Elmer and
Logger and the Brown Bomb
ers Don Kindred and Frank
James will highlight next Tues
day night's professional wrest
ling card at the Salem arm
ory, promoter Elton Owens said
today.
The Larsen brothers defeated
James and partner Red Vagnone
last Tuesday.
James, displeased with the co
operation shown him by partner
Vagnone last Tuesday, asked for
a chance to get back at the Lar
sen brothers next week, with
Kindred as his partner.
Rookie inflelder Walt Freese
of the St. Louis Browns, was an
all-around athlete at the Uni
versity of Virginia.
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