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Dragons Outswap Eugene
But Lose; Tribe Tops Viks
By CHBU KOWITZ, Sr.
MeArthar Court, University
f Oregon, Xmftne Anj team
am show a lot of scrap In a
Ion ball lame, or when it la
bvlooaly winning. Bnt H take
troat team to keep on ac rap
ping when defeat ta Inerltable.
: Dallas high school hai that
kind of team. Trailing 88-85 at
the end of the third quarter In
their itate tournament semi
final game with Eugene la it
night, the Dragoni ware hope
lessly out of the , running.
Thousands of people left the
premises to beat th traffic
'Jam. Eugene apparently was
wearing the Dallas team down.
- iBgcne VP) The schedole
for the elaas A high school
basketball tournament , at
Bafeee latarday:
Far fifth place, Clas
kaiil js. Hllliboro, l:ia
rev fearth aUet, Central
CatkoUa ta. Clavsrand, both
Fwtlaad, t:il .m.
Far third place, The Dal
las Ta. Dallas, 7:11 pjn.
Far first place, Marshf laid
a. Eagans, ls pjn.
Tha fourth quarter an dad
with Dallas vailing by 33
points. We don't know what
each Oorky stunk told his
Dragons during the brief In
terral between the third and
fourth quarters, but whatever
it was it sent the Dragons onto
the floor spitting fire.
. With the saeat hwplrad ex
hibition af hard Fanning,
sharp shooting and all
aiwond good team play seen
kn tha antlr tournament, the
Dragons scored 13 straight
polnta m five Bdnntes, cut
ting Eugene's lead down to
It points, 81-43.
All flTe of the Dallas play
ers on the floor at the time
Rob Olson, Davo Harra, John
Kltxmlller, Herb Brandll and
DeWayne Hoffman figured In
the scoring in that 13-point
barrage. That alone should
tell of the teamwork Involved.
After the peaky three-mln
ate nil set in, Eugene man
aged to score six points, four of
them on free throws, before the
gam ended. Dallas, mean
while, picked up three points,
and Eugene won the gam 64-
83. Dallas outscored the win
ners 17-6 in the last quarter.
Tbe victory put Eugene
late tonight's state champion-
hip Van with Marahfteld
at 1:45. Marahfleld gained
finals berth by defeating
The Dalles 67-71 m wild
FAN FARE
Tertsmc battle. It was the
first loss in 27 games for Tha
Dalles.
Dallas and The Dalles meet
at 7:30 tonight, with third place
going to the winner and sixth
place to the loser.
Salem high school was drop
ped clear out of tournament
contention yesterday afternoon
when Eugene handed the Vik
ings a 85-53 setback on the
strength of Ron Nenow's two
free throws In the final 30
seconds of play. -
lyhen Nenow, 6-3 Cleveland
center, dropped in his game-
winning pair of free throws. It
brought his point total for the
afternoon to 23, one of the best
one-game scoring performances
of the four-day-old tourna
ment
Nenow's two chances at tha
free throw line came about as
a result of his being fouled by
Dave Johnson of Salem. When
the officials caUed the infrac
tion, the crowd of 3S04 people
Dooea long and loud all ex-
Bratton Knocks
Out Jones in
Fifth Round
New York WV-Johnnv Brat
ton is hollering again for a title
shot with welterweight cham
pion iua cavilan after polish
in I on middleweight Bobby
jonei in live rounds.
"That's enough middleweight!
for now," said the hard hitting
Chicago welter contender. "I
want Gavllan and my manager
nymie wailman has a $10,000
check made out to the Damon
Runyon eancer fund if Gavilan
will fight me. How long Is he
going to duck me?"
Wailman passed the check
around to newsmen and said he
was going to present It next
Friday to Boh Chrlstenberry,
chairman of the State Athletic
Commission.
It took the 149-pound Brat
ion tour rounds to warm up
against Jones, a 162-pounder
out of Oakland, Calif., but
when h did he sizzled. Two
rights to the jaw dazed the for
mer California middleweight
champion and a flashing right
and left to the chin dropped
Jones for the count at 3:82 of
the fifth of the Madison Square
Garden ten rounder.
Jones, a 17 to 6 underdog.
had the slim crowd of 4,278
(gross gate 112,975) anticlpat
lng another upset when he won
three of the first four rounds
of the nationally telecast and
broadcast bout
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the refs a few seconds before
when the officials, Eehanis
and Harper, failed to call a
fool against Cleveland play
ers Tom Pickens and Gordy
Domagolla of Salem had
been jolted rather severely
by Clevelanders.
Pairings for
Flub Dub Golf
Meet" Listed
Pairings for Sunday's Flub-
ber-Dubber tournament at Sa
lem Golf club have been an
nounced. Pairings for other en
tries will be made as soon as
partners can be found. The
tournament starts at 8 o'clock
Sunday morning.
In the following listings, the
flubbers are listed first and the
dubbers second. (One flubber
and one dubber to each team):
aheMoo rod Ltom t Bill and Bob
BurrcU; btir and LortU vi H. Price
anil snallirova; OwyBn and Ivla Ta Pow
11 and Or. Gordon) Day Moon and
Ahftnnaehtr va Qulitad and Smltn:
Lent ran and Rarnoldi va Allcr and Me-
DaTltt; fiehacitr and Bcneorivman. vi
Ooodmra and Statmonti; Uleklla and
Wllllama Ta DeAnnond and Crrti Wood
and Brawar Ta Xlmmal and Morrla; D.
Thmupion and Hoffman Ta Bob Price
and atortroen; Filler and Wlcklund Ta
Pekar and H1U; Wadnan and Tabacchl
Ta Ward and rxvu Bendrle; Bnokhoot
and Dick Hendrla Ta atetnboek and Quo
tation; H. Nlenole and Dr. Brown Ta B.
Thompson and Al Cohen.
O'Brien Gets
Bunyan Award.
Seattle, (U.B Seattle Univer
sity's AU-American basketball
star, Johnny O'Brien, has been
given the Paul Bunyan award
for bringing the most publicity
to the city during 1052.
The award was presented
yesterday by the Seattle Cham
ber of Commerce.
The new Paul Bunyan of
the year was en route to Hav
ana, Cuba, with his twin broth
er Eddie, to join the Pittsburgh
Pirates baseball club. The
twins signed an estimated $80,-
uuo package deal with the
Pirates Thursday.
Other winners In the annual
contest were the General Pe
troleum Co. for a film it
produced on the Gold Cup
speedboat races in Seattle: the
Union Oil Co. for its company
magazine, and the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph Co. for
a special Washington centen
nial section In Its 1052 direc
tory.
Pin Patter Monday
Bus Valdei' Pin Fatter
column, a regular Saturday
- Capital Journal bowling fea
ture, will be delayed until
Monday this week only. Next
week It will run Saturday as
usual.
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Now we're not saying that
the referees called them wrong.
They undoubtedly called them
as they saw them. But nobody
else in McArthur court saw
them the same way.
At any rate, Nenow took ad
vantage of the situation and
connected with the two free
throws that proved to be the
winning margin.
The game was a see-saw af
fair all the way. The score was
tied four times in the first
quarter, which ended 14-14.
The second quarter saw Cleve
land lead most of the way, but
never by more than three
points. Cleveland led 25-24 at
halftime.
The third quarter kept the
fans breathless as the score was
tied four times and the lead
changed hands eight times in
that period alone. Salem held
a 40-39 lead as the quarter
ended, and still neither team
had- ever led by more than
three points.
The biggest lead of the ball
game midway in the fourth
quarter, when Cleveland
scored five straight points to
take a four-point lead, 49-45.
The lead alternated between
the Viks and Indians twice
after that before the score was
tied 93-53 in the final minute.
Statisticians at the scorer's
table disagreed on the score
at that point, and after a
three- minute conference
with the officials, score
keepers for each team and
Lady Golfers
Swing Into
Spring Action
Women members of the Sa:
lem Golf club will swing into
their two weeks of spring ac
tion Wednesday as they en'
gage in regular . play of 18
holes on a match basis with
full handicaps.
Twenty members of the
local feminine divot organiia
tion will journey to Riverside
Country club in Portland
Wednesday for the first O. W
G. A. action of the year.
Winners of putting awards
during the past week includ
ed: Mrs. Maude McLaughlin',
Class A; Mrs. Rex Adolph,
Mrs. Charles Musser and Mrs.
Max Flamery, Class Bj Mrs,
Donald. McCargar, Mrs. Ches
ter Loe, Class C; and Mrs.
Frank Nichols, Class D.
Basketball Scores
NATIONAL AAV TOCBNET
Frldar'a Semi-final reealtei
Peoria, Dl., Dleiel Cats 17, San Bleio,
caw., onnaiva Motors 11.
Los Alamltos. Cell!., Naral Air Sta
tion as, Kufena, Ore., verrbodr's
Drufs 49.
Saturday's Pinal Palrlnie (FST)
I p.m. Peoria. HI., Diesel Cata Ta.
Loa Alamltoa, Cant., Naral Air Station
for ehamplonahtp.
:f0 p.m. San Dleao, Calif.. Ori
halra Motora M. Eusene. Ore., Every
body's Drue for third place.
P1UDAT SCORES
Cancelation Roanl: 1
Oamae leadlni ta fifth place:
Clatskanie IS. Medford II.
Hillsboro 44, Astoria 34.
Oames leadlni to fourth place:
Central Catholic (Portland) IT, Albany
Al (double overtime).
Cleveland (Portland! la. Salem II.
Title Baend!
Marshtieid 11, Tha Dalles tl (over
time!. Buiene 44, Dallas II.
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members of the press it was
decided that the . score was
53-53 allrlght. There had
been nothing along the way
that should have confused
any storekeeper. Whoever'
book was off had simply
neglected to mark some
thing down, or marked it In
the wrong place. :
Perhaps it was the delay
in the game that put the fans
in a mood to boo the officials.
All eight Salem players who
got In the ball game scored at
least one field goal apiece.
Pretty well-rouhded scoring;
the team total was 18. Dave
Johnson led the way with six
field goals for 12 points. He
took only 12 shots during the
game.
Salem was warm in the
shooting department, hitting 18
out of 49 for a .867 "batting"
average. Cleveland had .309. 17
field goals out of 58 attempts.
Tbe racehorse Manhfield
The Dalles game, played be
fore a wild, screaming capa
clty crowd in McArthur
court, was a see-saw contest
from the opening busier to
the overtime period.
It was forced into an extra
period when Marshfleld's Dave
Jones tossed In a field goal with
two seconds remaining to tie
the game at 67-all. The score
was tied again at 71-all, but
two free throws by Stan Lewis
and a field goal by Qulncy
Towers gave the Pirates the
game.
The Maishfleld team grabbed
a 22-17 lead at the first quarter
mark, but -The Dalles jumped
anead to go out In front, 36-34,
at halftime. Then the Pirates
battled to a 52-50 edge going
into me lourtn period.
High for the" game was John
ny Lundell, The Dalles guard,
wun zz points. Leading Marsh'
field was Fred Droush with 21.
In consolation semi-finals
yesterday, Clatskanie posted a
convincing 68-51 victory 'over'
Medford and Hillsboro tri
umphed over Astoria. 44-34,
The two teams meet tonight for
tilth place.
Two Portland teams will
meet today for fourth place af
ter wins made in other conso
lation semi-finals yesterday.
Cleveland edged Salem, 88-
63, in a nip-and-tuck came.
while Central notched a thrill
ing double-overtime win over
Albany, 67-65.-
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Salem Senator Activity
Steps Up on Two
With the penlng f the
W1L season a little ever four
weeks ahead, activity f the
Salem Senators will step up
next week n sw different
f roots. General Manager Hugh
Luby will spend most f his
time at Callstoga, Calif., pre
paring for the opening of
spring training March 30th.
Meanwhile, here in Salem,
Deke Walker, .new business
Everybody's Drug
In Playoff for
Third Spot Tonight
Denver ftl.FB E vary body's
Drug of Eugene, Ore., which
lost a 86-49 decision to Los
Alamltos Naval Air station in
the semi-finals of the National
AAU basketball tournament,
meets Grlhalva Motors of San
Diego, Calif., tonight for third
place.'
The Xugen drug team,
which earlier pulled the sur
prls of the tournament by
whipping . the mighty Phillip
Oilers, was playing without
the services of Center Chet
No. The lanky No was in his
hotel room suffering an attack
of flu.
The naval air station team
will meet Peoria Caterpillars
tonight for the title. Peoria
drubbed Grlhalva Motors, 67
53, In the semi-finals last night.
Loss of Noe in the semi-final
gam severely handicapped
Everybody's Drug. Noe was the
star of Oregon's 66-52 upset of
Phillips Wednesday night. -
Paul Sowers was top scorer
last night, leading the Eugene
team with 14 points. Mel
Streeter, subbing for the ab
sent Noe, hit 10 points.
Navy Center Al Rogers, Joe
Arndt and George Yardley
each hit 13 points to pace the
winners.
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Spokane May
Be Forced to
Switch Training
Spokane () A belated touch
of winter may force the Spo
kane Indians of the Western
International League to open
their spring training camp at
Lewiston, Idaho, next Tuesday
instead of at their own ball
park.
Three i n ch c s of new snow
fell here Friday, halting work
on putting Ferris Field in shape
for the baseball season.
Manager Don Osbom said
the switch would be made to
Lewiston if the weather fails
tb Improve, but the team would
return to Spokane as soon as
conditions permit.
Breakfast Club to
Hear Referee Monday
Al ughtner, one of the of
ficials in the national NCAA
basketball playoffs at Kansas
City this week, wiU talk to
the Salem Breakfast club at
7:30 Monday morning at the
Senator hotel.
Fights last flight
(Br The AMoelatad Preei)
New York Johnnr Bratton. ua.
Cnloaao, knocked out Bobby Jonee, 111.
Oakland, Calif, I.
wax ralae lad, la-Sddla prim
er, lit, Duluth, Itlnn. outpointed Olen
aenaeranot, 104, Blninamton. N. T s.
ABuveraaai, rjouaaa cnarier Aniiee,
Ultt, Favtueket, R. I, outpointed Ear
Kallo, 181, Oold Ooaet. 10.
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head of the local nine, is con
centrating on advance ticket
sales. Ben Ford, now in his
third year as groundskeeper,
is putting the finishing touches
on Waters Park, and will com
plete work on a new retaining
screen which is designed to
save the Senators some money
in the matter of lost foul balls.
Reserved seat tickets for the
double opener against Calgary
on April 24th will go on sale
downtown 'at Wicklunds short
ly after the first of the month.
Meanwhile, the 11 grands land
tickets for $10 are available at
Wicklund's and at the ball park.
- Luby reported late, Friday
that he is not far apart with
Jack Hemphill, veteran right
bander of the pitching staff,
and hug Lester Wltherspoon,'
Jr., Negro outfielder, pur
chased from the San Diego
Padres, est contract terms.
Both had demanded more
pay that what Luby had ori
ginally offered.
Bob Nelson, popular left
handed hitting catcher, now at
TRAINING
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San Diego, Calif, (U.B The
San Diego Padres and the
Chicago White Sox "B" squad
both fresh from victories, will
fight for another today in an
exhibition tilt.
The Padres took their seven
th straight pre-season win, No-
11 sp far when they over
powered San Diego Naval
Training Center 11 to 4 here
yesterday.
Long Beach, Calif.. (U.R) The
Los Angeles Angels meet the
Portland Beavers tonight after
downing San Diego Naval Air
Station in a drawn-out ex
hibition game.
The Angels went 11 innings
with the airmen before bring
ing in four runs for a 10 to
6 victory yesterday in San
Diego.
The Beavers will be sport
ing veteran outfielder Dino
Restelli, newly purchased from
Sacramento. He reported to the
club yesterday. ..
San Bernardino, Calif., U.R)
Righthander Al Wldmar was
slated to go the distance for
the Seattle Ralnlers today
when they clash with the St.
Louis Browns "B" squad..
The Ralnlers meet Portland
here tomorrow for their final
pre-season tilt.
Los Angeles, U.R) The Chi
cago Cubs and the' Chicago
White Sox, both smarting from
losses, will take it out on each
other today when they meet
for an exhibition clash.
The Cubs bowed to the St.
Louis Browns 5 to 4 last night
In San Bernardino. ,
Hollywood handed the Sox
a definite 12 to 2 defeat last
night at Gllmore Field.
Hollywood, IU.FD Spurred on
by last night's victory the
Hollywood Stars will attempt
a repeat today when they play
host to the St. Louis Browns.
The Stars hammered out a
12 to 2 win over the Chicago
White Sox last night, aided by
wild pitching on the part of
the Sox and the steady hurling
of Red Lynn.
San Francisco, (U.R) The San
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back in a Senator uniform at
Callstoga. Nelson was sold to
the PCL Sacs on a conditional
basis. Conny Perez, last year's
most popular player, is expect
ed to leave Cuba April 1st .
bound for the Senator spring
training ait. Peres has been
playing winter ball In south
ern Mexico and will need llttl
conditioning
.Dick Sabatlnl, nwly sign
ed infielder, is expected to
make a strong bid for either
the shortstop or third bas
job. A .300 hitter with Brem
erton several years ago, 8a-
batlnl was signed as a free "
agent after two years f Ks- -rean
duty. .
One big question in the Sen
ator front office Is Gen Tan- .
selll's intentions for 1953. Tan
selll has informed friends that
he- may retire, from pro ball.
The likeable Oregon Stater has
not answered Lubys contract
offer and may decide to stay,
with his job in the state de
partment of agriculture.
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Francisco Seals meet the New
York Giants in an exhibition
baseball game here today, pro-'
vlding it doesn't rain. .
Rain was the reason a gam
between the Seals and th
Cleveland Indians was called
off yesterday.
Sacramento, Calif., (U.R5 Th
Sacramento Solons were sched
uled to make their first home
exhibition appearance today
against the Cleveland Indiana.
A Senator practice game was
stopped yesterday because of
rain and team members 'kept
their fingers crossed for bet
ter weather today.
Oakland, Calif., (U.R) The
Oakland Oaks will try again
today to play their exhibition
baseball schedule when they
meet the Tokyo Giants here.
Yesterday's game with th
New York Giants was called
off because of rain.
IXHmiTIOW BASEBALL
(Br The AiBoclated Freea) .
FBIDAX'S RESULTS
Hollywood (PCL) 11, Chloasa (A) t.
Boston (A) I, Philadelphia (A) 4 (It
lnnlnii.
Detroit (A) 13, Cincinnati (N) 13.
Hew York (A) S, Philadelphia (N) I.
St. Louie A) I, Chkaao (N 4.
Chloaao "B" (A) I. Tokro Grants 4.
Milwaukee (N) 11, St. Louie (Nl 1.
Milwaukee (Nl 11, St. Louie (Nl 3.
Cuban etara I. Plttlburih (N) S.
Cleveland (A) at San Franelsca (PCL)
cancelled, rain.
New Tork (N) at Oakland (PCL), can-
celled, rain.
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