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?naHk to .Honor -ViEdi'-'rid0rs-' Fiieiif c SsisgeseB1
Noon Meal
; To Attract
Big Turnout
f-f Salem football ana are
1 iwhettinf their appetite today
'tor tha publie banquet Friday
' noon at the armory to ainf the
r-pralaea of the high acbool Vik
i tags, 10-game winnera until
Closing to the atata chaimplon
H Central Catholic.
,, i Appreciation certificate!
'A will be presented to the vanity
it district and Big Six champions
i "in behalf of everyone," ee
,J cording to Chairman . Bill
;l Byers.
Doors to Open at 11:41
-t Doors will be open for serv
K leg at 11:45 a.m. in hopea of
ft completing it by 12:30 In time
f to start tha program. The buf
uf et-type luncheon boasts a wide
'Variety of diet. Including fish
t lor the Friday meat avoiders.
& Serving will be 20 girls from
t ik. C" 1 1 1 1 1 , M It..
urc oatcui iuiu cuaptcr ux uic
National Honor society, who
will receive "wages" to go into
the chapters treasury.
The Junior Chamber of
Commerce initiated banquet
plana and has received support
from a score of other Salem
civic groups. The Chamber of
Commerce will forego its usual
Monday meeting to attend.
- Tickets will be on sale at
the door or in advance at
Nohlgren a restaurant .
Speaking on behalf of this
year's team will be Tom Pick
ens, center, chosen to the first
team all state aggregation.
Phil Burkland, stellar Salem
end, will represent next year's
returnees.
To Honor Coaches
' Getting their share of praise
will be Head Coach Lee Gut
taison and his assistants, Al
Cray and Hank Juran, who
combined to bring Salem what
Is considered its best team in
history.
Guests will include Oregon's
coach, Len Casanova. Coach
Ted Ogdahl of Willamette and
Kip Taylor of Oregoii State,
the "comeback king." also will
be at the head table.
Salem high will have a 20'
piece pep band to play during
the meal.
Mayor Al Loucka will be
master of ceremonies.
Philomath and
Stayton Win in
Linfield Tourney
McMinnville (P) Stayton
and Philomath won opening
games in the Linfield Old
Grads basketball tournament
Wednesday night.
Sixteen high schools coached
by Linfield graduates are en
tered.
Stayton defeated Dayton, SU
SS, and Philomath nosed out
Willaraina 45-43.
Today Shedd waa to play
Halsey at noon, Moro vs. Falls
City at 1:30, Oakland vs. Mau-
pin at 3:00, Culver vs. Glen
dale at 4:30, all in the Purple
division.
Tonight Neahkahnie will
play Newport at 7 o'clock and
Yamhill vs. Madras at 8:30, in
the Cardinal division.
Dirloa SUrloa
Rovlind, F I. Neltllnt
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Bill. 4 0 19. Hlntan
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Fights Last Night
(Br TtM .Usoclatcd Prtts)
CLEVELAND Rocky Ctutcltenl, 117,
Ot eland. oattolntd Oil Tamer. Ui.
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tiirtan. i topped Tuo Portufuai. 1M,
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"Four Horsemen' Honor Laftner
Tbe famed "Fear Hersemea' ef the Uni
versity ef Notre Dame aarreand All-Amer-Icaa
Johnny Lattner, the standout hack.
Ducks Stop
'Zag Quint
By 82-53
Eugene, Ore. W) Oregon
used its fast break Wednesday
night to overwhelm Gonzaga
82-53 in a nonconference bas
ketball game here.
After an evenly matched
first period, the Ducks caught
fire and were ahead 38-29 at
the intermission. Reserves
played the last 14 minutes.
Oregon's Ed Halberg topped
the scoring with 15 points.
It was ' Oregon's fourth
straight win and Gonzaga's
third loss in four starts.
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Injury Is Fatal
To Hoop Player
Kent, Ohio W) A 19-year-
old basketball forward for
Kent State university died
Wednesday of Injuries doctors
said he suffered Tuesday night
in Kent's game with Bowling
breen state university.
The youth was Kenneth B.
Eshelman.
Dr. A. O. Deweese, Kent
State physician, said Eshel
man apparently suffered a
hemmorhage at the base of his
brain.
School officials said Eshel
man was hurt in. the fourth
period of the game when Clar
ence Yackey, -5 Bowling
Green forward, pivoted and
accidentally hit him In the
jaw with his elbow.
Church League
Results Listed
Results of last night's play
in the Church Basketball
league were announced today.
Senior league Knight Me
morial 66, Stayton Baptist 34
Intermediate "A" Calvary
Baptist 55, First Baptist 25
First Christian 36, St. Paul
Episcopal 31; First Methodist
55, St. Mark 43.
Intermediate "B" First
Congregational 35, Englewood
EUB 23; First Methodist 54
Halbert Memorial 18.
Junior "A" First Christian
29, First Presbyterian 25.
Junior "B" Knight Me
morial 25, St. Mark'a 6; First
Congregational 30 Englewood
CUB 7.
With a Smile
Berries with
timonial banqaet Friday boob for tha Salem high school
team. Above are some of the 24 National Honor Society
girls who will assist in serving at the Armory. Left to
right are Shirley Juraa, chapter secretary; Judy Bancroft,
vice president; Karen Johnson, girls' leagns officer; Bev
Lamb, Associated Student Body song queen; and Pat
O'Malley, chapter member.
Bearcats to Play at CPS
Friday, Saturday Nights
Willamette university will-
dispatch its basketball team on
its first road trip of the new
season this week-end when the
Bearcats go to Tacoma for two
games with College of Puget
Sound.
Coach John Lewis hopes his
quintet can get even for the
football defeat inflicted by the
Loggers on Willamette in open
ing the 1953 grid season, 14-0.
. There will be one game Fri
day night and one Saturday at
Tacoma.
Willamette so far has defeat
ed St Martin's in one of three
games, losing to strong Hawaii
and Gonzaga invaders. Coach
Lewis has been chered by im
provement and depth shown in
his squad.
The Bearcats will entertain
at home again Dec. 16 and Dec.
17 in a series with Chico State,
then go to Monmouth Dec. 19 to
play Oregon college ol Educa
tion. 1 .
A series with Central Wash
ington Jan. 1 and Jan. 2 will
close out the pre-conference
schedule, which opens Jan. 8-8
against Whitman here.
Shoemaker Not
To Try for 500
San Mateo, Calif. W Jock
ey Willie Shoemaker is a ban
doning his shot at an unbeliev
able 500 winnera in a year-
he's going to skip the last week
of the Bay Meadows meeting
Dec. 15 to 19.
The close-mouthed little
rider hiked his world record
wins for one year to 470
Wednesday with Rice's Re
gards in the third. That vic
tory also boosted trainer R. H.
McDanlel's world record wins
for one year to 208.
Shoemaker said he Is "a bit
fatigued" and needs rest. He
will finish out this week at
Bay Meadows, take two weeks
off and resume riding at Santa
Anita s opening Dec. 26.
Beaver Pitcher
To Get Discharge
: Portland 41.10 General Man
ager Bill Garbarino of the
Portland Beavers said today
that John Tierney, 24-year-old
right-handed pitcher, will join
the baseball club for spring
training at Clendale. lain.
Tierney, who was Beaver
property when he was called
into the service in 1952, is up
for discharge soon.
as he holds Heiamaa trophy awarded an
aaally by Nsw York City's Dowatewa Ath
letic Clab to tha year's etrtataerttBg eellege
football player. Left to right: Den Miller,
Elmer Layden, Lattner, Jim Crowley and
Harry gtohldreber. (AP Wlrepheto)
r-
smile will he accorded
Salem football fans who attend the tes
Salem Swim
Team Meets
Rival Today
The Salem high swimming
team meets Vancouver this af
ternoon at four p.m. in the lo
cal YMCA pooL Chester Good
man s Vikings will be after
their third win against two
losses. Last week they tied
Vancouver at Vancouver.
The tentative Salem lineup
is: 40-yard freestyle, Dave
Kromer and Paul Beck; 100
yard breaststroke, Jim Hardie
and Kiach; 220-yard freestyle,
Jim Lawrence and Del Frahm;
100-yard breaststroke. Dean
Angove and LeRoy Greibenow.
100-yard freestyle, Jim Bou-
dreau and Dave Socokrfsky;
120-yard individual medley,
Dave Kromer; 180-yard med
ley relay, Dean Angove, Jim
Hardie and Dave Socolofsky;
160-yard relay, Jim Boudreau,
Jim Lawrence, Paul Beck and
Dave Kromer.
Edmonton Buys
Spokane Battery
juimomon. Alia, vn fur
chase of pitcher Art Worth and
veteran catcher Bill Sheets
from Spokane Indians was an
nounced Wednesday by Gen
eral Manager John Ducey of
Edmonton Eskimos cf the
Western International Baseball
league.
Worth, a southpaw and na
tive of Victoria who once
played semi-pro ball with Cal
gary, won 11 games and lost
six with Spokane last season.
He had a 8.82 earned run av
erage. He was voted to the
WIL'a first all-star team.
Sheets caught 111 games for
the Indians in 1953, hit .300
and batted in 53 runs. He will
replace catcher Dick Morgan,
sold by Eskimos to St Paul
Saints of the American Assn.
Catcher Refuses
To Stay in W 1 1
Spokane Iff) Catcher Bill
Sheets says he believes he
should advance to a higher
league than the Class A West
ern International loop and is
not interested in playing for
Edmonton next season.
Told Wednesday the Spokane
Indians had sold him to Ed
monton, Sheet said: 'Tm going
to work for the railroad about
the first of the year, and if I'm
still In this league when spring
practice starts I'm going to
stay with the railroad."
Sheets, winner of the "Most
Popular Player" award at
Spokane last season, has twice
wvtl Miarcu tV MIC ITill WIUT j
team, nc oauea .auu and nao
a fielding average of .985 at
Spokane in 1953.
TROTTERS BEAT
WHIRLWINDS
CorvaUls 0JJ9 The Harlem
Globetrotters squeezed out a
67-50 basketball victory over
the Boston Whirlwinds here
last night
Why Suffer
Any Longer "
Wha cum fan M our ChteoM
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UanM TV an nueua. Sloorem
nulla, bnn, anaa, M. kitnon,
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tm. fault aait4alala.
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PinionWon't
Be on Hand
Monmouth Captain Char
lie Pinion likely will be miss
ing from the Oregon College of
Education lineup when the
Wolves entertain Southern Ore
gon college Friday and Satur
day nights.
Pinion has ben excused from
practice this week to prepare
for fall term examinations
starting next week.
Southern Oregon's Red Raid
ers, who seem to be having
their best team in recent years.
have just completed a series
split with Humboldt State of
the Far West conference.
OCE reserve strength has
been depleted further by loss
of Dick Jones, who has sev
erely sprained ankle; Ernie
Ediger, advised to drop out be
cause of a bad shoulder; and
John Scott who left school.
Jim Rice or Darrell Davis
will replace Pinion In the line
up if be doesn't appear. Other
starters- will be Frank Grove
and Don McKenxie at forwards,
Bob Frantz at center and Larry
Chamberlain at guard. '
Kansas to Open
Against Tulane
Kew Orleans (ff) The Uni
versity of Kansas, a strong con
tender for the NCAA basket
ball title, opens its season
Thursday night against dan
gerous Tulane.
(Phog) Allen, starting his
36th year as head man an Kan
sas, said he "wouldn't be sur
prised if we got knocked off'
in meeting Tulane, rated one of
the south s top cage powers.
The Kansaus, nosed out by
one point by Indiana for the
1953 NCAA crown, are making
a two-game southern tour for
"improvement" according to
Allen, one of the game's better
known pessimists. Kansas fol
lows tha Tulane game by meet
ing Louisiana State in Baton
Rouge Saturday night
UCLA Prepares
For Rose Bowl
Los Angeles, Iff) The UCLA
Brums settled down to work
Thursday at the Pacific Coast
Conference representative to
play Michigan State of the Big
Ten in the Rose Bowl New
Year's Day.
Interest centered on two
plsyers, tackle Chuck Doud
and fullback Bob Davenport
Both have knee troubles from
the University of Southern
California game.
The pair, key hopea in the
Bruin program, probably will
be back in shape by game
time but they may have, to
take easy workouts for awhile,
ssya trainer Ducky Drake.
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Sacred Heart
flt. Angel in
By DON W1CHMAN
The Sacred Heart Cardinals
came from behind last night at
the Salem Armory to edge out
the Mt Angel Prepsters, 46 to
43 in an overtime go.
The Cards started out slowly,
but got hot after a time out
ending the first quarter In a
18-15 tie. In a fast second pe
riod neither team could keep a
bold on the balL resulting in a
series of fouls and jumps. Of
20 points scored by Sacred
Heart In the first halt, 12 were
accounted for by 14 free-throw
attempts.
In the third period, the Mt
Angel boys controlled the
backboard, but the Redbirds
clipped off 10 markers despite
the Angelf alight edge in
height Going into the last stan
za with a Mt Angel lead of 35-
30. the 'l" center, Roy Hitz,
fouled out; following him was
the Cards' captain, Vince Mart
who racked up 16 markers,
with three minutes left
The Cardinals continued
dunking them in, raising the
score to 42-38, Prepsters. With
45 seconds to go, Jim Borsber
ry. set one in, and was fouled.
He sank the free-throw and the
Mt Angel dub held only a one
point lead. Endres of the Cards
also was fouled and he followed
Leahy Says
Again Team
Is Greatest
South Bend, Ind. (ff Praise
of Notre Dame's undefeated
1951 football team waa unan
imous at the annual civic ban
quet honoring the aquad
Wednesday night ,
Coach Frank Leahy, reiterat
ing that it waa "the greatest
I ve ever been associated with,'
said Its finest attribute was
courage.
"This was particularly ex
emplified in the last touch
down in the final seconds to
tie Iowa." he said.
"That was one of the most
Inspiring things of my life."
Another speaker, Iowa Ath
letic Director Paul Brechler,
touched on Notre Dame's race
with the clock to score a touch
down at the end of the first
half and at the close of the
game for a 14-14 tie. In both
instances, Notre Dame players
feigned injury to stop the
clock. -
The thing greatly over
looked In that game was that
within the allotted time and
according to the rules, Notre
Dame scored touchdowns to
tie," said Brechler.
"There has been no Iowa
complaint"
NAMED BEST PACERS
Columbus, Ohio (ff) Hl
Lo's Forbes. Keystoner and
Adios Boy were the three1 top
pacers of 1953, the annual poll
ef 112 turf writers by the U. S.
Trotting Assn. showed Thurs
day. - -
Al Rosen, third baseman of
the Cleveland Indians, receiv
ed his nickname Flip as a
high school basketball player.
IBimestt ' "
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Overtime
with a good shot for a 42-42 tie
at the busier.
Had Six Players en Fleer
Going into the three-minute
overtime. Bo rs berry was fouled
again and hit it for another
pointer. Meanwhile Ebner was
sent in a a replacement for the
Angels by coach Ray Uti giv
ing the blue and yellow boys a
six-man teem. Coach ','-o Grox-
jaeques of the Cards ualled the
referee oa it giving Ebner a
technical foul and giving Bora
berry two mare shots at the
hoop which were good, giving
the cards a 45-42 edge.
Ferachweiler of the Angels
and Lulay of Sacred Heart each
sank a foul shot, crediting the
Cardinals with a 46-43 win.
their third in the last four non-
conference contests.
The Sacred Heart Bee squad
also took the prep club, 26-32,
with ' Dick Barr pushing
through 18 markers for the Sa
lem -club. Sacred Heart plays
St. Francis at Eugene Friday
night.
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Basketball Scores
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FAB WKST
Orttoa St, Ooatacm SJ. - , '
Bivul 41. Waialstioa Stall 4S.
Ftdllo Uamn 11. Pviot 8oqa4 St.
Bow Huloo T4. Ban ! lfartMa 44.
CUrl (Wutu) at, aloatonr Fanlatala
aasr " " t .
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tal It, Muhlmban 43.
XAlorotto SI, Frmnua tL
Bimrt 11. WMIitu 44.
CornaU at, CUrkion IT.
Brown 3. Morthoutom St.
emmbsra Ta, Mt. at. Uirn 49.
Upoala 14. Brooaln OolMt at. ,
Cup Kilmer at, loaa It.
BrondoU 11. Boston Onrff. ft.
Butaoro lot, Uontdnh 71.
Mw BonprMrt 49, LcvtU Ttcfe. 43.
carnrtlt Ttca 71 Orm Cltr 41.
SOUTH
NTT (1. AhmtKui OntT. II.
VllltBora Tl, Baltlmoro Loyola 43.
Vlrt lain M. Randolph-Uwoa 41.
- Florida 109, Wofford t).
Toon. Tnoh ST, Oomoon at,
sutnn T9, OMrtla Tlhrr, 49.
IDWSST
niioou to. Batter 44.
Mlonl (Ohlol 79. Dutoa T.
Wobuh 74, St. JOHpb'o (Did.) sa
Dtpaua- 43, Ball Stata 7S,
9C4luauoo 97, Adrian It.
cntihlon 43, Soath Duota 17.
Wuhtnitan Sk Jjmltt 44, SnUura
nilaou H.
Ullllttn 111, BlBliant St,
SOUTBWIST
Sootliora MilbodUt 71. Tulta 74.
Oklahoma Clip 40, Taxa AMU 39. -SouUioaK
OUa. 44, Arkaruaa atata M.
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Baltlmor 13, smeaaa 77.
raiiadoipala 104, Bonn 143 (orar
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