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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Salem, Ore on, Saturday,
PIN PATTER
By BENN VALDEE
gtJnn is gunner or the week
Bowler of the week is Kay "Lefty" Gunn, number four
man for Lana Avenue Service in the Commercial No. 1 leafue
t the Capitol who broke loose for a bi( one Monday night
Ray started with a 2S8 game, high for the night, flipped to an
average 181 the second game and then finished strong with
114 for a fat 653 series.
Sad to report, however, that Ray and his mates lost three
points to the strong Nick's Inn team, who were led by Warren
Miller and S? series, ably supported by Shelton, Willett
and Wilberg. We'll not mention your series Mr. L. O. Also
shooting nicely wis Clayt Foreman, who checked is with 817.
687 SERIES 'WASTED
Checking in with 607 in the Commercial No. J was JCelth
Hayes of the Jewel Box, whose efforts also went for naught
as his team lost three points to Marv's Sudsery. Also shooting
well were Bob Ryan of Martin Bros., Millard Pekar of Holly
wood Finance, and John Doerfler of Jones tt Fagg.
Industrial Ne. 1 action Tuesday night saw Jack Olney,
(for the fourth straight week) continue bis hot streak as
' he nothing-balled bis way to a lit middle game and a
:' 614 series, his ampty-nmpth of the season. His Stereos at
Sons, Jewelers mates failed to support kirn sufficiently
and they, too, won but one point from Elwood Masonry.
BRENNAN BOWLES 25 TO LOSE
Major league action Wednesday night saw Salem Elks
.Lodge win tour points from Marion Hotel & Car Parks, Bren-
nan Tree Service taking three from Gardner Grocery, Karr's
B Old Misers winning three from The Meadows, and Gerlinger
Carrier Jarring Marshal's for a 5-0 blanking. High game for
the evening was turned in by Tom "The Rail" Brennan, who
smashed out a 258 his first game only to lose. Tom finished
' strong and wound up with a 833 series for the evening, second
to anchor man Dick Pbipps 837 for Gardner Grocery.
High game was turned in by Salem Elks against Marion
Hotel and Car Parks, high series
hung on to their substantial lead
age man Dick Fhipps moved
challengers, Pinky Hartwell and
CHRISTMAS BONCS SWEETER BEGINS
Hey, everyone, want to earn some money to help pay
the bills your wife Is sure to run up during the Christmas
spending spree? All yon have to do to pick up some easy
money is go out to the D-Bowl starting today and bowl in
Louie and Bob's Christmas Bonus 'Sweeper. The U-Bowl
, will award f ZOt.tt In prises, free gratis, to the highest
.. three game total for open play bowling between now and
Christmas eve. There will be several-prises with the top
award being $75.(0.
There is no entry fee other than regular prices, use high
est league average, and only Salem Bowlers may participate.
It will be handicap with 70
limit per game. Sounds good to
tice anyway, and you could win
THE CREAMERY FAITHFUL
i.. Disa tt Data from the record book ... Did you know that
the very first oddity record in the book shows that the Marion
Creamery team from Salem
tendance records for a team? Over the 1950-51 seasons the
boys bowled 117 games without a man being absent Members
of the team were Lloyd Lavenport, Millard Pekar, Bob King,
Ernie Garbarino, and a man whose name we have lost The
record number of games bowled by a team without a man be
ing absent Is 171 by a Pennsylvania team over the 47, 48 &
49 seasons . . . Highest season average ever recorded turned
in by Skang Mercurio of Cleveland in 1933-1934 season when
he averaged 238 for 75 games.
he could shoot 650 and have a bad nite. It should happen to
mef . . , Here's a heartening note to youse guys having a bad
year, in 1952 a 157 average
hotbed of bowling, shot a game
you guys doing a lot of moaning over a 110 or 120 games
don't realize how good you did shoot . . Closest match ever
recorded came as Ben Bernicchi, Chicago, beat Ernie Schsnz
ot that city in 1931 by 1 pin. over the 60 game route and for
a $1000.00. Don't think my heart would stand it to even watch
a match like that, much less
Wrestling Midgets Added
For Salem Card Tuesday
The wrestling midgets will
teal the show from the ZOO
pounders Tuesday night on El
ton Owens' card at the Salem
Armory.
Featured in an extra attrac
tion Australian tag team match
wiU be Little Beaver, 92
pounds, from Quebec, Joining
with Tito Infante, 95, from
Mexico. Their midget opposi
tion will be Tom Thumb, 103,
from England, and Fuzzy
Smith, ' 98, from Providence,
H. I.
Matchmaker Owen said, "I
would give anything for a Lit
tle Beaver who weighs in at
200 pounds," because Beaver
can dropkick, tackle, use fly
ifrtg mares, flying head-scissors
and runs around the ropes in
his maneuvers.
Two full sized roughnecks
will match their doubtful tac
tics in the main event when
Don Kindred and Jack O'Reilly
square off. Owen said he is of
fering O'Reilly a $100 bonus If
he can take Ki.idred and take
him hard. Kindred put gash
over Owens' eye with a head
butt when Owens was referee
ing a Kindred match in Port
land recently.
Kindred was disqualified In
Salem last week for butting the
referee, Frank Fagetty, and
O'Reilly used face stomps on
Danno McDonald to gain the
fans' wrath.
The semi-windup for the full
evening will be "Golden Boy"
Lenz, 210, from San Antonio,
gainst Danno McDonald.
In the opener at 8:30, Danny
O'Rourke and Al Warsawskl
will break the ice and maybe
something else.
LINFIELD WINS 61-5$
McMinnvllle CUJ9 Llnfield
squeaked by Clark Junior Col
lege of Vancouver, Wash., 61
68, here last night in basket
ball game. Score was tied 29
29 at halftime. Jerry Betten
dorf ot Clark was high scorer
with 19 points. Al Tarpening
led Llnfield with 16.
UNITED PRESS
December 5, 1953 Page 11
for Brennan's. The Meadows
in the league and high aver
back up to 199 as his closest
John Glodt shot below par.
of 190 scratch with a 35 pin
me, cause a man has to prac
some money doing it.
stands third in the all-time at
At that rate of pin shattering.
bowler in Detroit, the nation's
of 9 (nine). Yep, that's right.
bowL
a
Jefferson Defeats
Canby Quint
By 42-35 Score
Jefferson Jefferson high
school pulled away in the fi
nal four minutes to defeat Can-
by, 42-35, here Friday night
to repeat Tuesday night s vic
tory over the same team.
After holding a narrow half
time lead of 20-18 and after
the lead changed hands several
times in the fourth quarter,
George Marls tt and Claude
Meyers hit baskets to send Jeff
into the lead.
It was Meyers who hit
free throw Tuesday night in
the closing seconds to win 42
41 for Jefferson over Canby.
In the scoring department,
John Wright hit for 17 for
Jeff, while Bigham and Ray
ley made 10 each for Canby.
Canby won from Jefferson,
26-18, in the junior varsity
game.
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JaffaraOB N, Ctoor II
Tri-City Acquires
Hurler, Fielder
Kennewick, Wash. CP) A
veteran righthander and
power-hitting youngster were
added to the roster of the Tri
City Braves of the Western In
ternational Baseball League
Friday.
The Braves' new general
manager, Eddie Taylor, wired
here from Atlanta, Ga., that
he had purchased Clarence
Beers, 32, on "look-see" basis
from Charleston of the Ameri
can Association and outfielder
Dick Greco from the Williams
port entry in the Eastern Lea
OSC Wins
AsHalbrook
Scores20
(Br TBS ISSOCIATSS HUBS)
The five Northern Division
teams of the Pacific Coast Con
ference headed full-steam into
the 1953-54 basketball seas
Friday night and tour of the
five squads registered victories.
The one exception was Wash'
ington, the defending chant'
plon, which bowed to an expe
rienced Stanford team In the
opener tor the Huskies at Seat
tie. The same two teams square
off again Saturday night
In other games involving
Northern Division teams, Ore
gon beat San Jose State 75-83,
Washington State whipped the
Montana State University Griz
zlies 67-55, Idaho edged by
Gonzaga, 76-67, and Oregon
State romped over Hawaii 75-
53.
Chieftains Get Even
The Seattle Univen&y Chief
tains, in the major intersection-
al test on the Pacific Northwest
card, bounced back from a
Thursday night defeat to spank
the Wichita Shockers, 89-77
Oregon State's Beavers,
the preseason title favor
ites, unveiled lanky scor
ing machine in sophomore
Swede Holbrook, who con
tributed 26 points towards
the OSC win. Halbreok,
who scrapes the celling at 7
feet 3 Inches, took 25 re
bounds during the contest
Tippy Dye's youthful Hus
kies, in losing to Stanford,
took the first UW defeat on
the Washington- home floor in
the last 23 games. Washing
ton couldn't get its fast break
going and the alert Stanfords
stole the ball time and again.
The same teams hook up
asain Saturday night
Harlan Melton was the big
gun in Idaho's poor host treat
ment ot the Bulldogs as he
whipped 31 points through
the net The Idahoans grab
bed a 10-point advantage
early In the second period and
were never headed.
Oregon Stops Rally
Oregon's Ducks had to put
the stopper on San Jose
State rally In the waning mo
ments ot the game to get vic
tory over the Spartans. San
Jose, after trailing 41-31 at
the intermission, pulled with
in four points, at 43-47, late
in the third quarter and were
down only five points with
five minutes to go in the
game. Oregon's Barney Hol
land took individual scoring
honors with 23 points.
The Chieftains closed with
a rush to gain split of their
two-game series with Wichita.
Seattle scored 11 points In the
last minute and 45 seconds of
the contest while holding the
shockers to one. High-point
honors were shsred by Stan
Glowaskl ot SU snd Paul
Scheer of the Shockers, each
with 21 counters.
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Halftlmo: Oroaoo 41, San Joaa StkU II.
Mluod frta throwi: San Jo. Hinion
I. Orltflth 4. Bradr 4. HJarm 4. Pauaaat
3, Wllllama 3. Bondanii 3. TontL Btrloo.
Otccoh Holland 4. Halters 9. Wei
Dtr. Andanon, BoD. Kkwu, McMaBUl S.
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HalfUma: Orrf on UUU II, Ravall SI.
Froo throws mlaaad: Hawaii rorukaoa
S, Tiuin.
Ort.on Stat Tsela 3. Whitman S,
Romanoff S. BalhrMk 3. Kobbloa, Hal-
Bian.
Three mountain ranges in
North Carolina bear Indian
namea the Unakas, Nantsha
las and Cowees.
OCE to Host
Tonight for
Oregon College, Monmouth
Oregon College of Education
will break into its home bas
ketball schedule tonight sgainst
Linfield college for the Wolves'
second game of the season.
The Wolves rsn into Pacific
university's potent club in the
opener Tuesday, losing 60-50 as
Clint Agee scored 31 points for
Pscific's taller crew.
Dsve Sanford, Llnfield post
man from Gresham, and Carol
Cable are expected to be the
chief headaches for the Wolves,
plus Ad Rutschman, fresh from
the gridiron.
Last year Linfield grabbed a
double overtime decision from
Oregon College In the first en
counter, but won by 20 points
in the second game.
Coach Bob Livingston said
be would us the same starting
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Viking Action
Viking
No. 33,
after a Salem shot last night
late at left is Salem's Wayne Ericksen. At right is Bill Wiltala,
Roosevelt. Below, Herb Trlplett, Salem guard, at left, and Rick
Curtis of Roosevelt go after the ball under the basket Salem
won, 50-46.
Gervais Finishes Strong
To Beat Salem Academy
Gervais high school explod-
ed in the third quarter to over
take a tiring Salem Academy
quintet and dash to a 68-44 vic
tory in the first game for both
teams last night at the Acade
my gym.
The Academy Crusaders,
looking smooth in the first
half, held an 18-15 first quarter
lead and 32-27 at halftime,
then Gervais pulled s full-court
press on the Salem team in the
third quarter, holding the Cru
saders to six points.
Meanwhile the Cougars from
the Marlon County B league
started pouring in the points
for 24-point quarter, at one
time hitting 10 baskets without
a miss.
Gib Thompson, a guard, scor
ed 25 points for Gervais and
three others got 10 or more
Norman Keppinger 10, Gary
Espe 10 and Don Reiling 17.
For the Academy, Virgil
Fadenrecht tallied 17 from his
guard position.
The junior varsity game
found Gervais winning 34-33
in close one all the way. Jon
Knaupp scored 12 for the Aca
demy and Dan-ell McCall 10
Linfield
2nd Game
lineup as against Pacific: Frank
Grove and Don McKenzie at
forwards; Bob Frantz at center;
and Lsrry Chamberlain and
Capt. Charlie Pinion at guard
Freshman teams from both
colleges will meet in the pre
liminary stsrtlng at 6:13,
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Action Roosevelt's Bob Flood,
goes for a critical rebound
with the score tied. Jumping too
for Gervais,
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Shaw and Phehter
May Be Guests
At Viking Banquet
University of Oregon's
George Shaw and Ron Pheis
ter have Indicated they will
be guests at the football ban
quet for the Salem high
school team December 11 at
the Salem Armory.
Bill Byers, banquet chair
man, said today that Coach
Len Casanova of Oregon,
Kip Taylor of Oregon State
snd Ted Ogdahl of Willam
ette will be guests. Brers
said that Phelster and 8haw,
who both won Coast confer
ence honors, explained that
their presence will depend
on whether they have tests
that day.
Tickets are en sale at
Nohlgren's restaurant, 448
State.
HOUND RACING
8CHEDULED
Portland U .The Oregon
State Racing Commission has
allotted 50 days for greyhound
racing and 47 days for horse
racing in Portland during the
1954 season. The commission
yesterday set July 2 as start
ing date for the dog races at
Multnomah atadium.
Add Brake Fluid
V Inspect Master
Cylinder
it a trn
.
sattfiAibte
Pair of Wood burn
Free Throws Top
N. Marion 32-30
Woodbum Bob Higgins eas
ed in both underhand tree
throws in the last one and a
half minutes for Woodburn,
then the Bulldogs went into a
stall to edge North Marion 32-
30 here last night
It was the second game for
Woodburn, which squeezed by
aewnerg -4B in a double ov
ertime Tuesday, and the onen-
lng contest for North Marion's
Huskies of the Yawama league.
it nad been Driver, a reserve.
who capped a North Marion
fourth quarter rally to tie it
up at 30-30 and he was the one
who fouled Higgins. Thereafter
the Huskies could not get their
mitts on the ball.
From a 10-point deficit the
Huskies began hitting in spec
tacular lasmon up to the tie.
Dale Calloway waa high for
the losers with six, while Jerry
i-ianx ana noyce Morris ac
counted for eight each for
Woodburn; - -
In the preliminary, the
Woodburn Jayveea won 52-32
over the visiting Junior varsity,
Millls scoring 14.
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flank, S c tt Calloirar
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llni 4.
wood burn 11 33 3413
1. Majlon t 13 14 II
Stayton Whips
Dallas 46 to 36
For Second Win
Stayton The Stayton Eagles
scored the second straight win
of the season here last night
with a 46-36 win over Bob
Kunke's Dallas Dragons. Joe
Boyle's Eagles led most of the
way after the first quarter.
Dallas led 8-7 at the quar
ter mark but Stayton moved
into the lead 16-14. The Eagles
led 29-27 at the end of three
quarters and they gradually
pulled away from the Dragons.
Roger Keilaen of Stayton
was the game's high point msn
with 14 while Ray Brandll had
12 for Dallas and Bev Willed
son had 11 tor the Eagles.
Three preliminary games
were played prior to the game.
Stayton won the Junior varsity
game 41-29, Dallas won the
freshmen game 40-35, while
the Stayton eighth graders
beat Dallas 21-20.
Dallai (HI llarlaa
Wlldt. I P -I. Bcitlina
Donaacboftakr, 4 ...P II, BalUan
Rel Dotnaacb., 3 C ....3. D. Oohl
Brarxut, 13 0 1. Mlntaa
Holdorr. 3 ( 11. Wllladaon
Oallaa rtaerraa acorlni: Hoffman 3,
Lone 1, Hind I. Davla 3. and Moaer li
Btajtan raarrvaa acorlni; rai 3, Wallca
OffKlala Balaa and Balaon.
HaUUaaa atota: atarto. it, Dallai It,
PACIFIC VS. PORTLAND
STATE
Forest Grove UJ9 Pacific
University will meet Portland
State at Portland tonight in
pre-action basketball contest
BOWLERS
We are giving $200 for the FIVE HIGHEST
SCORES for men in any three game series
of open bowling (handicap) between now and
5 p.m. Dec. 24th.
$75-$50-$40-$25-$10
This it not tournament but ttrictre Goodwill Christ.
J moi oesture en eur part.
CHARGE. Bowl at regular prices at often as you like.
Averages ot of Doe. 1 70 of 190, 1 0S pin limit.
UNIVERSITY BOWL
Raiiiifeg
Vikings Win
On Closing Free Throvs
By PAUL HARVEY, HI
The Salem high Vikings
held off a second half rally
by Roosevelt to edge the Port
land team 50-48 In the final
minutes of thrilling game at
Salem high last night The
Vikings led all the way after
the opening moments until
midway in the third quarter
when Rich Curtis took the
Teddies into the lead.
The Roughrlders led 39-37
after three quarters but Tom
Pickens sent a field goal with
six left to put the Vikings out
in front 41-40. The teams
matched points until Harold
Hank's Vikings led 47-46 with
atweral minute left
46-4S Lead Held Up
Gordy Domogalla put In
field goal with two minutes
left that put Salem in the lead
for good at 46-45. A free
throw by Roosevelt's Luther
Strong and free shots by Do
mogalla and Jim Knapp gave
Salem a 48-48 lead with sec
onds left -
After a series of lump balls,
Domogalla dribbled Into for
lay-up as the gun ended the
game 80-48. Domogalla led
Viking scoring with 12 points
Including four field goals. Jim
Basketball Scores
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ran waar
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Stanford M. WaahlmMa II.
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Woatan SUhtankr St, omiurat AM-
vhua 13.
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aahina tl, BlrmlnaBaraoathara SS.
Taraa Tach It. BawaAoa 4T.
Tulaaa 44. PanaacalA MAS aa.
atlailaalDDt state IT. riorlrl. ataaa aa
forth Carolina T4, lleorarr Batlaa aa.
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Wtaeonala St, Mamolte M.
St. Loula a. Port Laniard Wood S4,
DaPaul its, uunnkaa state 41.
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Barter II. Lamar Tack St.
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Hoatnce 4T. Bank, 41.
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Bolio (Idahal tl. Bazar 41.
Mrrtla Crack 41, Coqnlllo SS.
atuiana M. Orant (Partland) ST.
StartOB 44, Dallai 34.
Craawan tt, Praia 13.
Bothar Ua 41, Okndalo 34.
Viks. Vancouver
Swimmers Tie
Salem high school and Van
couver high school swimmers
splashed to a 42-42 tie there
Friday afternoon when the
Viking 120-yard medley relay
team won the final event
Results:
Itt-rard frooatrla Mar 3.
isaca. uvranaa. Bauaraaa.
.una; :.
ao.rard STOaaUlroao I. TtmplaUB. 1
Lavrohco. I. Dra. Time: 33.1.
at-rard hackatrokol. Wllua, 3. Hlck
oiai. 3. Bondroati. Ttroat 1 1.1.
at-rard frooatrla-L Baca, 3. Blaar, I.
Marti. Trma: 34.4.
131 udlrMnal maHar . Kraoirr, 3.
urr. a. Anaora. uma: 1143.
lot oraaiutroka 1. Tamolataa, 1 Bar
dla. I. Coihlnt. Time! 1:11.1.
lot frooatrla I. coahtha. S. BteaertoB,
3. Blaar. Tlma: H I.
lot aackatroko I. Blchalaa, S. Plak, S.
Anaoro. Ttmai 1:13.
314 (too air a i. Cuahlnf, 3. ftahm,
3. Hatarmaa. Ylma: 3:lT.t.
134 mauler mar l. aalcm (Wtttea.
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LANDY RUNS 4:69.1
Melbourne (") John Lsndy,
slender Australian who has set
his sights on a four-minute
mile, missed by a wide margin
Saturday when he was clocked
in 4:09.8 over the Olympic
Park course.
SPECIAL
NO INTRY Fit. NO EXTRA
Ifari
by
50 to 46 .
Knapp had 10 whit
Bob Wuil had nine.
Balem Opened up with
lead of 16-8 at the end ef one
period as the Portland s)quatl
hit for only one shot from the)
floor and six free throws. The
Vikings continued to hold
good lead as Knapp and Wulf
helped give them 28-11 half-
time lead.
Dave Wanaka kepi the Ted
dies in the game in the second
quarter as the toward pumped
in nine points while Missty had
the other two points.
Teds Damiaate Third Fetied
Salem slumped in the open
ing moments of the second half
as the taller Roosevelt players
controlled the backboards and
hit for 20 points while Salem
got but nine. Curtis led the
Teddle attack with eight mark
era while Charles Geldaker had
five along with Bill Wiltala.
The Salem defense held the
Roosevelt five down to seven
points in the final period while
the Viks were hitting for It.
Domogalla's seven points lad
the Salem offense in the quar
ter. Wanaka led the losers in
scoring with 14 while Curtis
had 13 for the game.
The Vikings must Turn drill
for clash Tuesday with the
strong Hillsboro Sperlane at
Hillsboro Tuesday night After
that Salem Is idle for ever
week. .
Lee Oustaiton'i Salem Jun
ior vanity pounded the Roose .
velt JV'i 59-14 in the prelimi
nary contest The Viking JVs
led from the very start to far
outdistance the Teddies.
Salem led 16-4 at the quarter
mark and 28-14 at halftime.
Salem poured it on with 17 in
the third period and then
coasted to victory. Don Zeh hit
for ten to lead the Vikings, .
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