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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Bales. OreretJ
Friday, December 18, 19SJ
Vikings at Springfield Tonight to Open iig Six Drive
I Five Teams
SCORES in the ALLEYS
University Alleys
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Casanova Lauds Vikings
At Final Grid Banquet
Orefon'f coach Len Cau-
nova put the final touch to Sa
lem high tchool'i football team
by tagging it but night ai "one
of the finest organized and
eharpeit high echool teame I
ever aaw In Oregon."
Caianova, who vowed he
had not laid that at any other
banquet, ipoke at an informal
dinner given the 19S3 Viklngi
by the Salem student body at
the high school cafeteria. There
were 68 players, coaches, fath
ers, administrators and guests
present.
Citing the Lebanon game,
won by Salem 42-7, Casanova
noted tne "poise and execution
of plays" of the Vikings and
added that "your actions off as
well as on the field contributed
to your success."
Beat In 29 Years
Other tributes came from
Principal E. A. Carleton, Vice
Principal Gurnee Flesher, Di
rectors of Athletics Vera Gil
more, who was master of cere
monies, and from the coaches.
Flesher, who said he prob
ably has seen more Salem high
garnet than anyone else, de
clarer: "since 1824 I never
aaw a better team and never
was prouder of one." He said
he had not received a single
complaint against a player and
that all had average or above
average grades.
Carleton testified that the
team "made me immensely
proud of you." Gilmore gave
credit to pre-game prepara
tions of George Grant, a fac
ulty member who handled bus
iness details, and work
had it." he told the Vikings. In
his 23 years of coaching, he
added, "I never wanted an
alibi.'
(S) Loyalty to self, team
mates, coaches, school and com
munity.
The Oregon coach showed
movies of the Oregon-South
ern California game In Port
land, won by the Ducks in a
major upset, 13-7.
Also introduced were sports
editors Al Lightner and A. C.
Jones and sportcaster Chuck
Boice.
By PAUL HARVEY, in
Salem high's Vikings open
the defense of their Big Six
co-championship tonight when
they meet the Springfield Mil
lers at Springfield. The Millers
wer also co-champions last
year, along with Corvallis, Eu
gene and Albany.
Harold Hauk's Vikings will
ULSSVt 'Ih'f. ir Kington ( The In-rh7.rVno,y.b
power-laden Eugene and pos- ""I EhlnVtOOom il
sibly Albany and Corvallis I ?ime ?. ?!lnVJ??2. ff
a i'H
Internat'l League
Takes in Havana
And Richmond
league is entirely dependent on
the Richmond situation.
ranked ahead of them.
Salem at the first feared
bad season with their lack of
from Montreal, Canada, to
Havana, Cuba.
The tripIe-A baseball league
uu wemmvu will, men Ml'K Ul , m u. nM, .
it V-dZSTroaSbfock dl"
uTam. Sob Wu5. 64 JSoJ I" " hmond V.
stepped Into Bishop s shoes and ne mor' "" hurdle re
has done well. He helped the;n"ln- Richmond must come
Vikings trim Hillsboro in their UP- by Jn-. with ball park
uiai meeu uiiemauonai league
Height Problem
For OCEirh
2 Games Coming
Monmouth The biggest
headache teen by Coach Bob
Livingston this week-end Is the
perennial trouble for the OCE
Wolves stopping opposing
centers.
Oregon College of Education
has the distinction of having no
one taller than 6 feet 1, where
as its opposition to date has
had them as high as ( feet 8.
SOCE, for example, racked up
two victories over OCE with
the help of 51 points by Cen
ter Leon Keefe. In four games
to date the opponents' centers
have averaged 23.7 against the
Wolves.
OCE will play tonight at
Linficld and will host Willam
ette Saturday night. Both
have tall players.
last encounter ten days ago.
Salem has scored two im
pressive wins thus far in the
young season with a 72-63 win
over the Hillsboro Spartans
and they started off the year
witn a 90-4S win over the
strong Roosevelt Roughriders,
thought to be a power in the
Portland league.
Look Good in Drills
The Vikings looked good In
scrimmage with the Willara
ette university freshmen Tues
day afternoon. Springfield has
been hurt badly by the loss of
weir key players from last
year, while the Vikings have
three starters back Tom
Pickens, Jim Knapp and Gordy
Domogalla.
Knapp, a 9-11 senior, and
Domogalla, a 5-8 senior, will
start at the guard posts and
lead the Vikings in their fast
break. At the forwards there
will probably be Wayne Erick
ton, 6-1 senior, and Tom Pick
ens, 5-10 senior. Wulf will
probably begin at center.
Behind the five starters.
Hauk has Neal Scheidel, one of
the fastest men on the squad,
and Herb Triplett, to see ac
tion as guards; Jim Whitmire,
6-3 Junior, who will see action
as center, and Gary Paterson,
one-year letterman, and Larry
Springer, a two-year letter-
man, for forwards.
The preliminary clash
matches the Salem Junior var
sity, coached by Lee Gustaf
son, and the Springfield Jun
iors.
standards.
Havana's entrance Into the
OAMSS TONIGHT
OS! MIOOL
AftlfBi t Sprlntflda.
Will Cltr ,1 0ttU.
O.M, at Jff,run.
St. PRul it Bubltmltr.
Xtatrolt .t art..
Astoria at Lebanon.
P.rrydal. at valuta.
Caftead. at Wy'Mat.
B.rwt at MMlon-PrMWatar.
B.a,ld. at CorvaUL.
Prlnclll. at Albanr.
Bui.n, at Orant.
Harrlafturi at Philomath.
WVL J amber., at Mol.Ua.
Yawama Jambora. at North Marioa.
CO U. EOS
oca at Linn...
then will be idle until Janu
of.anr 1. when thv t.nut. with
r inner, ne aio praised coach I St. Martin s college.
Lee Gustafson's assistants. -
Hank Juran and Al Gray, and " L ..,,. D.
the Junior varsity mentors, , WllCmaWfl DCOTS
Ken Brophy and Don DuBois. ' fC W L... C at a.. AO
Seggests Annual Dinner ViU DV .30 TO 48
dlr?nU.Va,in,U'!g,ted!hat.,th''i Chem.w.-Chem.wa high
whether the team is the cham- lnn ,, n ,,..
pion or not." and promised 1" " if, . .?
that there will be one at South .irTh.'J'iV '.""'.T
Salem high where he will 'h?r',Ionnflho01 '?' th
transfer as grid coach at the! -af' OSD now has an
new school. . '4 record and Chemswa 1-S.
' 1 ne game was olaved one
Two members of the Brook
lyn Dndffr. hail frnm tnriiana
ine woives pitcher Carl Erskine is from
Anderson and First Baseman
Gil Hodget from Princeton.
TIDl
Tldr, f.r T,fi. o,
"When 1 rame here three
years ago I wanted a team of
players I could recommend for
any Job. Thai s the way they
are this year."
Gray, to be head coach next
year at North Salem high, add-' '
ed that "1 want you to know I
that If you keep up that tre-, at.'n.ro it
mendous spirit and faith in
anything that you do, you
won't have any worries."
Casanova, first the Jnkester
and then the philosopher,
smiled when he said that the
past sessnn al Oregon "we
had a tough line In fact,
sometimes it was to tough that
our own harks couldn't get
through it."
Ideal Athlete Described
He summanted the attri
butes of sn ideal athlete, using
the first letters of each attri
bute to spell IDEAL. They
were:
1) Industry Good hard
work, citing Ron Pheister, Ore
gon canter this year, and Sam
my Baugh, great TCU college
and pro passer.
(J) Desire to make yourself
better, citing Bill Renna. for
mer Yankee outfielder reserve
who played center on Casa
tvova'a Santa Clara team and
was cut off the college's base
ball squad as i sophomore.
(3) Enthusiasm This
meant spirit when the going Is
ugh, when behind as weU as
ahead, Casanova iriviuj
day early because of vacation
which begins today at OSD.
Roy McPann led OSD scor
ing with 17 and Dave Maynard
added 16 for the Panthers.
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1954 PONTIAC
NOW ON DISPLAY
OPIN EVENINGS
KELLY OWENS CO.
40 N. Liberty Mum 1-4 111
10 Records Broken
In Old Grad Event
McMinnvllle Ten tourna
ment and game records were
tied or broken in the second
annual Old Gradt basketball
event at Linfield college last
week.
There were It prep teams,
all coached by former Linfield
athletes. Coach Ole Johnson's
Madras Buffaloes won one di
vision and Culvea the ether.
Oakland's Doug Beahm set a
game point record with 31
against Falls City. Oakland
set a mark for fewest points in
game, 20,
Yawoma League
Jamboree to Be
Tonight at N.M.
Hubbard Pre-game draw
ings will determine opponents
for tonight's annual Yawama
league basketball Jamboree at
North Marion high school,
ttarting at 8 o'clock. ,
Making up the "North" rot
ter are Banks, Sherwood, Yam
hill, and North Marion, while
the Suth aggregation consists
of Dayton, Amity, Willamina
and Sheridan.
The league's all-star football
team, announced earlier after
a poll of coaches, will be honnr-
ed. There also will be special
Browns Place 7 on U.P.
Pro Grid League All-Stars
New York (U.BThe Cleve
land Browns, with Otto Gra
ham drawing all the quarter
back votes except one, today
placed seven players on the
two-platoon IMS United Press
National Football League all
star team.
The Detroit Llont and San
Francisco Forty Niners, the
teams which compiled the next
best regular season records.
each placed four players on
the mythical team selected by
a panel of 31 sports writers who
covered the campaign in var
ious league cities.
Perry at Fallback '
Besides Graham, end Dante
Lavelli, tackle Lou Groza and
center Frank Gatski of Cleve
land won places on the offen
sive team, while end Len Ford,
linebacker Tommy Thompson
and safetyman Ken Gorgal of
the Browns were selected for
the defensive unit.
End Pete Pihos of Philadel-
number, a band made up from
the eight schools.
phla, tackle Lou Creekmur and
guard Dick Stanfel of Detroit
guard Bruno Banducci of Sao
Francisco and halfhacka Hugh
McElhenny of San Francisco
mnA rion TniiiUa T a
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and fullback Joe Perry of San
Francisco made up the remain
der of the offensive team. '
Defensive Start
The rest of the first defensive
teem was made up of end Norm
Willey of Philadelphia; tack
les Arnie Weinmeiiter of New
York and Leo Nomelllni of Saa
Francisco; guards Les Bings
man of Detroit and Dale Do
Crill of Pittsburgh; linebacker
George Connor of the Chicago
Bears; and halfbacks Jack
Christiansen of Detroit and
Tom Keane of Baltimore.
Bobby Layne. Lions, is th.
other quarterback.
WALKER TO' LEAVE
State Police Capt Bert A.
Walker, In charge ef state
fish and game law enforce
ment, will leave December
31 to accept a foreigi assign
ment with the federal government
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