Saturday, November 21, 1951
Luby leires
General
Manager
Job Taken
Hush Luby ha put away hii
love and atored his apikea af-
Irr 22 aeaaona around the baae
lathi to move up aa general
kanafer of the Salem Sena-
rs.
Luby a retirement aa play
hg manager for the local team
( we Class A Western Inter
ational league waa announced
osterday evening alter a
HUGH LUBY
. hanga up glove
aeetlng of the board of dirt
fera. No steps have been taken
m select a new playing man
fcer, club prealdent Bruce Wil
aams aald, but three leading
p-ospecta are under considers
ton.
Luby left for the San Fran-
sco bay area immediately
after the meeting for Oakland,
apcramento and San Francia-
to confer with Coait league
Officials in regard to player
skip for next year,
attains Finished Hlrh
it In Luby's three years with
ffclem, his teams finished third
it 1951, fourth in 1952 and in
1B53 won the first half, tied for
fifth in the second half, then
lst to Spokane in six games
it) the playoffs.
4 At second base, Luby batted
Alt and fielded .976 the past
Mason. In 1952 he hit .317 and
flalded .988 for the best in the
league for second lackers.
Luby, cited by the board of
directors for efficient manag
ing of the Senators, broke into
professional baseball in 1931
and hia career includea one
0
& season wun me xxew xorx
R Qianta during the war after
setting a record for consecu
tive games iu the Pacific Coast
(ague with the Seals and
Oaks.
He came to Salem from New
Orleans, where he managed
fie Pittsburgh Pirates' Class
ef-A Southern association Pel
rani. ' During the next two weeks,
he Salem directors' will screen
lossibilities for playing man
iger, Williams said. He listed
hem as Harvey Storey, last
fear with Vancouver aa man
ager; Ray Perry, last year with
dakersfield of the Class C Cal
fornia league, and Mike Mc
cormick, who piloted Wen
i tehee last year. '
Business Volume to Rise
Williams explained that the
change was made necessary by
the Increased volume of bus
iness expected when the Sen
ators take over concessions and
billboard advertising: at Waters
field. These new duties will be
addition to club promotion
land front office management
Bior Luby.
Luby earlier had indicated
he might not be willing to play
next season.
Williams said that the move
leaves Deke Walker, business
manager, without a baseball
job here unless he is retained
in another capacity.
The first home run by a
major leaguer under the lights
was hit by Babe Herman of
Cincinnati against the Dodgers
on July 10, 1935.
In The Alleys
Capital Alleys
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Jfdd'a Martlet (41 Hannea atT. Lont
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Loo 'Bd taate Jane Oaria, 4M sad
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Eagles Get
Nod to Top
Pro Cards
New York tUBThe Phila-'
delphla Eagles, who have av
eraged almost 38 points in win
ning their last five gamea, are
14-point favorites to make it
six in a row tonight when they
entertain the Chicago Card
inals as the National Football
League reaches the three-quarter
mark in ita 1953 season. .
The undefeated Cleveland
Browns leading Philadelphia
ny Z'i games in the Eastern
Conference, are 10-point
choices to make the Steelers
their ninth victim at Pittsburgh
in one of the five Sunday
games.
Although they have made
only two touchdowns in their
last two games, the Detroit
Lions are seven-point plcki to
retain the Western Confer
ence lead by beating the Bears
at Chicago. The Los Angeles
Rama, trailing Detroit by a
half game, are 14 H point
choices to defeat the Colts at
Baltimore.
The Sat) Francisco Forty
Niners, a game behind Detroit,
are 10-point favorites to de
feat the Green Bay Packers
at Milwaukee. In the other
Sunday game the Giants are
one-point favorites over the
Washington Redskins at New
York.
The season now has reached
the point where most of the
teams are out of the division
races and are concentrating on
upsetting the leaden.
Parrish to Award
Football Letters at
Monday Assembly
Football letters will be
awarded at a special assem
bly at 10 a.m. Monday at Par
rish junior high school for the
Crdinals and Greys, Salem
league champions and runners-
up respectively.
There will be 18 Cards and
17 Greya receiving numerals.
Bob Metzger is Cardinal coach
and Clay Egleston coached the
Greya. The senior high boys'
quarter, directed by Howard
Miller, will alng selections.
The roster:
Cardinals Dennis Frost,
Earl Jelden, Kenny Clark,
Steve Breckheimer, Leonard
Hays, Bruce Coome, Jerald
Gilman, Ralph Morgan, Jack
Bowman, Bill Wessner, Keith
Burris, Bob Burnside, Ed
Kitchen, Don Harris, Lyle
Huntley and Grady Croy. -
Greys Rodney Kitchen,
Fred Pavey, Fred Jacobsen,
Don Hart, Bob Jarvill, Bob
Best, Ian Brydon, Merlin
Gagle, Gene Weathers, Dick
Vittone, Mike Patton, Alvin
Karn, John Holmquist, Roy
Robinson, Grant Todd, Bob
Trelstead and Royer Ayers.
Australian Landy
Runs 4:09 Mile
Melbourne, Australia
John Landy, the Australian
who startled the track world
last December by running a
4:02.1 mile, ran hia first mile
of the new season Saturday.
He was clocked in 4:09.2 over
the Olympic Park course.
Before the race he declared
he had no intention of trying
for Gunder Haegg's world rec
ord of 4:01.4. At the' finish
he had virtually stopped to a
walk, but still won by 110
yards.
PICKED FOR TANGERINE
Orlando, Fla. JJ9 Arkansas
State and East Texas Stste
have been named to play in
the Tangerine Bowl here New
Year's Day. Officials disclosed
yesterday that both teams have
accepted bids.
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Bowling Trophies
The
Capital Journal-Capital Alleys bowling tournament which
will be decided a week from Sunday night The cham
pion of the woman's dlrtsloa of the singles elimination
event will receive the trophy at right.
OCE Starting Quintet
Far From Settled Yet
Oregon College, Monmouth
With less than two weeks re
maining before the opening
game with Pacific at Forest
Grove December 1, the Oregon
College Wolves' starting line
up Is far from settled.
Veterans Frank Grove and
Bob Frantx working as always
harder than the greenest fresh
men on the squad will un
doubtedly open at their re
spective forward and center
positions.
Captain Charlie Pinion, the
other returning starter from
1932, is rapidly rounding into
form, although, handicapped
by a knee Injury which result
ed In his reporting for basket
ball ten days late. Pinion will
probably Uke over hia regular
guard spot by December first.
While outscored in a scrim
mage with the Willamette
Bearcats Tuesday night. Coach
Bob Livingston was encourag
ed by the zip displayed by
freshman Jim Rice and Fred
Stanley. Rice is battling for a
Sacred Heart Looks
For Good Hoop Year
Basketball prospects at
Sacred Heart look bright with
six returning lettermen and
good height at center. Three
lettermen, guard Vince Matt,
forward-center Jim Moriarity,
and center Fred Staab were
regulars on last year's five.
Coach Leo Grosjacques has
three other lettermen, guards
Jim Borsberry and Clyde Flad
woed and forward Gil Lulay
back. Last season they finished
in a second place tie In the
Capitol League. They play in
District 11 along with Salem
high.
The Cardinals also have pro
mising prospects In forwards
Bob Barr, Dick Barr, Arbie
McDonald and Don Endres and
guard Bill Joseph. All are pro
mising for the varisty squad.
Dick Mase is the assistant coach
at Sacred Heart.
About 28 boys turned out for
the first practice but the squad
is being trimmed down. They
practice from 3:30 to 3:30 each
weekday. All home gamea will
be played at the Salem
Armory,
Clell Ewing, fine junior play
er, has been lost to the squad
due to a leg operation while
Jim Fischer is out with a leg
injury and won't be able to
play.
The schedule:
December I, at Sublhaltr.
December 4. St. Pranela at Salem
I uy and Save at Packinf
White Fata leaf
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.THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Sate. Oreco
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large trophy at left will be
mm
awarded the male winner of the
guard post along with Larry
Chamberlain and Pinion.
Stanley, a guard la being con
verted to forward and is push
ing sophomore letterman Don
McKenzie for Howard Sulli
van's vacated (by graduation)
forward post. Sullivan's re
bounding and scoring punch
were sorely missed in the Tues
day scrimmage.
Other candidates showing
well are Ray Nairn and Jerry
Bowman, both from Falls City,
and Darrel Davis from Inde
pendence. The 1953-54 basketball
schedule:
Dec. 1. Pacific U. there.
Dec. t. Llnllfld. her.
Dec. 11-lt. SOCK. here.
Dec. II. Unlletd. there.
Dee. II. Willamette, here.
Jen. 1. at. Merllni Oolete, here.
Jen. 4. pacllle u. nere.
Jan, I I. aocz. there.
Jen. 11-11, OT1, here.
Jan. n-M, OT1. there.
Jen. 21-30, SOCK. here.
Feb. I, Portland State, here.
Pee. S. Portland State, there, -
Pec.. It-10. IOCS, there.
Pet. It, Portland atate. here.
rib. M-17, aeatue Facllle. there.
December S. at Woodburn.
December 1. eft. An, el at aalra.
December 11, at St. Pranela.
December IS, at aft. AniaL
December II. aileerton at Solent,
December n, at Sllvortoa. -January
S. at central.
January 13, Columbia Prep at eUlam.
January IS, ataytoa at Salem.
January 31, CaMad at Salem.
January 13, at aelem Bible Academy.
January It. at Philomath.
January 31. Central at Salem.
January 30, Woodburn at Salem.
February a. at Starton.
February I, at ceicede. '
February 19. Sublimity t aalem.
February 13. aalem Bible Ac. et Salem
February II. at Columbia Prop.
February II, Philomath at aalem.
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER
4. End run. No. Hard to
run against an eight-man line.
With those guards pulled out,
men can sift through and you
can lose plenty.
3. Statue of Liberty. Excel
lent chance for big loss against
eight-man line.
2. Pass behind linebacker.
Could go, but linebacker can
defend against a pass better
here than in the flat.
1. Pasa to flat. Defense is
most vulnerable here.
3-TRAMSISTOR
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Ice Cream Feed
Slated for Dads,
Parrish Gridders
Football players of the Par
rish Cardinals and Parrish
Greys and their fathers will be
feted at an Ice cream supper
at 8:30 p.m. Monday at the
Parrish junior high school cafe
teria.
Charles Schmidt, Drincloal.
has promised them "nearly all
me ice cream utey can eat.
The Cardinals were Salem
champions and the Greya wern
runnersup.
Football Officials
To Address S.B.C.
Three Salem football offl
ciala will tell outstanding In
cidents arising in their season
of refereeing gamea when the
Salem Breakfast club meets
Monday morning at the Sena
tor hotel.
George Sirnlo. John Kolb
and Al Llghtner, wearers of
the black and white vertical
stripes, will be guests. They
also will describe the role of
grid officials.
The club meeting, open to
the public, ' convenes at 7:30
for breakfast but others may
come at 8 o'clock for the busi
ness portion.
Martinez Beats
Vejar by Decision
New York UB Welter
weight Vince Martinez, who
left a draftsman's desk to turn
tne tables on Pvt. Chico Velar.
declared happily today, "I feel
Hundred per cent better in
the ring, now that I'm strictly a
fighter."
Violent Vince of Paterson.
N.J., displayed notable im
provements In. pace and stami
na last night as he won a unan
imous 10-round decision over
Vejar of Fort Benning, Ga., and
Stamford, Conn., in their re
turn fight before 7,319 at Ma
dison Square Garden.
HIRSCR OKAY
Los Angeles, Los An
geles Ram end Elroy (Crazy
legs) Hirsch isn't, going to
quit football. Although he suf
fered head injuries in his last
two gamea, Hirsch, who Is in
Washington with the Rams
preparing for Sunday's game
against the Baltimore Colts,
says he is In tip top condition
and will be in the game.
There la a former member
of the Chicago Black Hawks
on every team in the National
Hockey Lea'ue.
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Hunting Report
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lar thtf -MlM Mi Bk tr. hwck
mt ch. MrHM m Mraiu far
Ukt tCl4) t4k M4UM la TUlwtwk
mitf h34 hTt Cairlr ioo4 MCtM
miM VHtt M. Mtwh M Ukt
it tt TOM! lik very Uul
bMY tmr. Tmek i rda tr. roam
BsMdtal. ifik ktiatlM wMUBttW Mr 4W
W.UrUwl Duck fa Matin hu hmm
tftlr M UM CeaUt. SaflU GMMll fOOM
kuatttik was nKrt4 th tat waak.
Durk feuatlM aa Haurla Ulaa4 hai a
varv poar but attaaid uaareva Lou aa.
ta vaak and. mmetm baa ata IttUf
kttur to tha kUnd kraa. ,
Ol'TBWKBT
Bk la Coat aa Cam aanatiaa. alk
huatini baa kaaa fairly poor aa4 iuo
aHlal Jaustait tha laal waak o4 atf
tha aawoa artu hkva ta arark hard for
Ik aa tha ramalaiac kuUa r 4aa la
Um briub.
Watarfowl watarfowt biiBtiac rtnaiaa
poor la thu araa aa H will rtaalra Mora
aavtrt vaataar far laprartmtau la
ifackioB aatt aJMahtaa aouattaa, vatar
fowl huouat It poor.
CENTRAL
Bk cik huatiBt bu aata aar kot
raetnt atarau la tba Ochace araa ahauM
iHprovt tha huntina la that araa.
waurrovi Diuk kuauna ta tha Klaav
alh baala la fair, kocw and se kavt
drifta aiaat f taa kirda fron tha up
aar Kianath laka araa. Patbelaa la tba
marah ara trotaa. Fiv ducks a&d bm
rtBtala la tha Pea aad LaaatU TUtr
artu. laovar KUmath laka araa tt fab
wlib a few Mrda UU eomlBt aul af tha
rafuia. Watarfowi huatiac baa kata
oar bat la aaotttad to lnprava U
aorthtra btrda arrtra ta tha araa.
NORTMEAIT
Bik Oanaral aaawfall aortv la tha
wMk ahftnld Imarova alk bnatlai la all
araaa. aNueeau baa baaa boat la tha
bU oalr artu. Praapactt ara iitod
around Troy aad Promiaa ta waiioaa
eoHBtr; tba aoaar Oraada Rood rim
la UbIob eouatv; tha appar waua walla
aad Umatilla rlvara la UaiaUlla caucty
aad tba aorta fork af tba oba Oar
rlvar.
watarfowi Duck buntlai aai baaa
alov aad aroapaeta ara aoor, but looaa
huntiac haa unprovad la tha Aruatiotv
Elalock araa.
OIITBKART
Watarfowi Dvek aad looaa aaootiat la
varr aoor at tba Malbaur aublle ahoouai
trouad. tWDia lea u rermiaa aaout i
laob thick 7Mtrdr 4ittla wirair to-
day. Wtatbar alaar, old, and winay.
Truro aia ulto a fa ducka la at AU-
vlaa valiay.
Hoad Posts Net
Win Over Rosewall
By GORDON TATT
Sydney. Australia )
Young Lewis Hoad, who Dowl
ed over Tony its Den, tne u a.
champion in the semi-finals,
followed through Saturday by
beating his Australian country'
man. Ken RosewalL to win the
New South Wales singles ten
nis championship.
Hoad, who'll be IB on Mon
day, had to battle every step of
the way before overcoming his
10-year-old opponent tnii
hour struggle before a-capacity
crowd of 11,000. The scores
were 8-6, 4-6, 9-7, 10-8.
Sport Shorts
Duke University's basketball
team will play in two invita.
tlon tourneys during the
Christmas holidays the Unl
venity of Kentucky Invitation
al, Dec. 21-22, and North
Carolina State's Dixie Classic,
Dec. 28-30.
The last bare knuckle cham
pionship fight 'was fought In
Richburl. Miss.. July 8, 188S.
John L. Sullivan defeated Jake
Kilraln in 75 rounds.
John (Jocko) Conlan, Na
tional League umpire, was an
outfielder for the Chicago
White Sox in 1934 and 1935.
WOULD FAVOR BOWL
Eureka, Calif. WV-Humboldt
State College officials said Fri
day they would accept an in
vitation to meet a Mexican all
star football team in the Aztec
Bowl at Mexico City Dec. 19
if offered.
Dr. V. I. Lam, M.D. Dr. O. Ct.n. a 13.
DBS. CHAN and LAM
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tvwi viiMitii who wU, BCC(,pt u,, CBn,agt o Lather ;
(The Tank) Lradsey here next Tuesday night, has a record '
of never refusing a challenge. - His Armory defease will ' '
followQils Monday fight match la Portland against Erie '
FedersoB. 'J:1'"
Thesz, Salem
Tuesday, One
Lou Thesz, who wrestles
Luther Lindsay here at the Sa
lem armory Tuesday, is one of
the greatest attractions in
wrestling. Thesz is the world's
heavyweight champion and
last year a half million fans
paid to see him.
Thesx, who is now 16, won
the title when he was only 21
and since then haa drawn more
fans than many big time box
era. Several years ago a crowd
of 25,000 paid over S100.000 to
see him meet Baron Leone in
Loa Angelea, which is an all-
time high for a wrestling
matcn,
Lou waa born in St. Louis
where his father was a cobbler,
His father wanted his son to
take up wrestling and soon
young Thesz reached wrestling
heighths. The 225-pound wrest
ler is married and haa a home
in Glendale, California.
He raises Doberman pinsch
a for a hobby. During the
war Thesz taugh hand-to-hand
combat to recruits at Fort Sam
Houston In Texas. His manager
is his former opponent Strang-1
Ut the kid be, Maw . , .
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Tickets for the big match
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for ringside seats and $1.80 for
general admission. - . .
A semi-final, for tha best
two of three falls or 30-mlnute
time limit, will match Carl
Engstrom and Danno McDon
ald against' Red Vagone and
Hardy Kruskamp at 8:30. 1
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