Pact 10
Senior BovI to Feature
Passes Against Running
MOBILE, Ala. 01 The Senior
Tin.! f.wth.11 aame tor. K.h.rrl.w
loonu u a match between the
passing wizardry of Mere Owen i
South squad and the running at
tack of Paul Brown'i Northerner!.
The accurate right arms of pass
ers -Zeke Bratkowiki of Georgia,
Vince Dooley of Auburn and Jim
Gray of East Texas Teachers have
established the South as a 7-point ! Frani directs UCLA's Bill Still and
favorite. The trio will aim their I Wisconsin's Harland Carl at half
tosses principally at Dreher Gas-1 back and Maryland's Ralph Felton
Heart Attack Claims
Rabbit Maranviile, 61
NEW YORK la-Walter (Rabbit)
Maranviile. rated as one of the
greatest fielding shortstops in base
ball history and a menuer of the
19H "miracle" Boston Braves,
died last night of a heart attack.
He was 61.
Death came to the little man,
who started his major league ca
reer with the Boston Braves in
1911 and wound up with the same
club in 1935. at his home In the
noodside section of New York.
Burial will be at Springfield,
Mass. He is survived by his widow
Hclene and a daughter, Mrs. Peter
McGuinis of Rocheser, N.,Y.
In between the times he played
with the Braves, he was a member
of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chirago J
Cubs, Brooklyn Dodgers and the
St. Louis Cardinals, And he man
aged the Cubs briefly during the
1925 season and piloted the Braves,
also for a short period, in 1929.
After breaking a leg In a 1934
spring exhibition game with the
New York Yankees, the Rabbit
wound up his major league career
the following year. But before
bowing out of baseball altogether
he took a fling at managing El-
SCORES in the ALLEYS
University Alleys
RLerts Brof. (4 ) Aleihlr 408,
J.icluun 421, H annum 4B2, PMiehl
41$, Allbrght 49. Carr'l Highland
Mkt () L In hard 416. Hopfinger
:. Murray 414, Lawlea 387, Carr
HerrelJ PhllloiH tt) Kr1el 4M.
Garbarino 512. Currr 524. Laird 473. J
Muallhaiiinl iH iM'a rinat ran (tit i
Mrrrel 368. Reink 347. Knttkl 360,
Mackey 399, Aaron 3JW
Oiko Inauranrt Agency 14) Upt
ton 424. Lull 459. Colvln 392. Brad
lev 4UC, Thompton 454. Chin City
0 Thomai 370, Lemkt 372, Hill
Ttrh 322. Ade 37B. Van Dell 467.
Slmmnni Ini. Agcy. 2 Johnion
412, Graffus 403. Moon 412. Haley
5)1. Smith 470. Thrtftway Clranvra
1 2 t Round! 3H7, llaugen 429. fallen
49B. Loken 361. Kunke 464.
High team game, Herrold Phil
1pp. 842. High team lerirt. Herrold
Ph.J.DD. 2W5. Htth nrtvdu-.. tame.
Betty Haley 220, High .mltViU-
uai iirlM, PhyUia Curry 524.
VmtvnUr M errand Laavaa
Drer k M Itaaaraare (31 Btnmoni
432, Bolter 4M, Roaka 427, Talbot HI,
Conk 117.
Cnrtl Tetae fl) Radkt 3Jt. Da
Lapp 43. Hardr 444. Crarcrofl HI.
Ollaoa 431
Ranare'fl Btmim U iUta 44J. Bll
Htlrh . Duttr 496. Xtohola 511. An
iteraeR 414 ' '.
MMtrr PkarnarT (It taot-r 44, Moot
rr 311. Oollina 2, Uarh Ml. am lit.
434
Beaaliirtaa RaasJ 1341 Sprig. S39.
Klmmell 395, Raboln 453. Harden 491,
Colburn 519
Snider tlaetrle flH) Jacobami 467.
Morrta 499, McCain 496, Artliur 493,
Coover 4fto.
Bark Ian 4 Lvaiber Ta. (II H. Wrbb
tl. B. Rtirhland 4SI. V, Webb 419, f
akhuett 9. D. Burkland 513
Marian rt Seed 3 1ll 449. ,
Umilh 419. Kerne 41. Llrnhard 919.
Holmra 519
Navy-Martne fteaerve (4) Ron man 394.
Do I 343. Draiwla 401. Joh-uon 390,
Blxrk M4.
(tirnini Bhrll Krr1r 4 atk Halm
Fharwarr Van Vlaek 403. Dt 391.
Onntlrrann 39. Brown Ml. Burnett 4J.
Huh Taam Oame-anldar CItcttic.
1091 i
Hint Tram Berte- Dyer h, Bona In
Buranrt, 3V0I.
Hlih Individual Oim Bill Cook of
Drr Son a lnurancr. 339
Tilth Individual BrrUa- BUI Took of
rtirrr A m Inauranrt. 91T. Mrr hlh
cratch j-artea lor the Uaiuei.
Caoitol Alleys
lnailrlal N. I
Poatal Clrrka 'It B Bhl htrnhrra ,
lai J Burkhart 4M. M Hadlar 491. I
J. IHIrT. D TnrfiMon 111
Matflnwrr Milk 7i D Brn t J 1
W' Parian 501. R Halitrom Hi. M Caat
433 J Brown 413
M atonal Ratitrv '! O ltmt 441.
A Camaion 411. R M(ft 13. W WrlU
431. H Bart tic! t.rr.rw S4
K:woo4la MamnrT ! H HwocmI 407. i
B rrarrcfl a:. R flhlpman 410 K
' Ilk alia k3 D Buarh Ml
rttrvrru Jeaekr J F Clark
3 A! brim &M t. Jonri 4S B OedOra
4iJ J OinrT 911
Cal Pat t It Wlrnrr 438 T Rloan
419 P Hrink 494 R Wrrbowakl 439. :
L t-ntt Ht
Curlrt Daifr t K Vallrau 441. A
Wniht 4t9. B Shawn 499. J atrhiinbtn
4;: L ll'anlrr 4tl
nalrm PiTlce M D Htfholaan 417.
P Prir J. W Pr Vail 430 C Craj
410 M Mathrf 44
Vtller Mmot Co Oi J Patlr 4S3.
O Byhrfurr 471. A Hoimri H3 T.
Cotwrll 4B' T ngllr.fli It
Hki i T Tliimpann 4J4 O Braurh
4k B Oko 41 L M.K.'inr? 413. P
Karr nc
B:u Lake W Walla J Kiklrr
Wrnrer 44. H lev t 473. o
rj 511
Jim PirhlWld Hrlrt AI . McCft).
l!tr 4M. 11 Mtrrri: lir ft n.rk 4tt.
D Ai4hif JTl J Hurt! 4S
Kliti Tram Otm V.Uft Uotor Co.
101 ,
Hlih Tfm Betlp fttrveni Javflrrs.
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n tirnvci: 411 V Hiutrn Sli J
Tmrlor 41t. H Hautrn 41
MrCuiw Nod Hn'.t 't'i 8 ThomiMOfi
IM. W MrCurir 111 I. Orn l
WlUtatlia 4U, B 'n fruit or tl$
PILES SHRUNK
WITHOUT SURGERY
h com mhf cotI ttrff tioppaW
DOCTOtt' TISTSI l cm alitr catwol ttjl
ptltM, yfiift McHTBd. twi?ll)(f rn!u4
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tar ftrf--nlw' il In litl--. m.
pOHUsaV 4t CUV. f-H thafKkr.ul fTlae.1
; kin of CIrauoa and Dave Davis of
1 Georgia Ttch, ( t 4 CDlU.
In Ibe North ramp, the accent
Itiaa hj a H Ml runnine- with Brown
, ymt mt two potent combinatins
One has Northwestern's Dick
Thomas at quarterback. Michigan
State's Billy Wells and Villanova's
Gene Filipskj at the halfback posi
tions, and West Virginia's Tom All
man at fullback.
In the other. Fordham s Roger
KABBIT MAKANVILLE
. , one of greatest dies
mira, N.Y., and Montreal in the
International League.
In later years, he had been ac
tive in baseball as director of the
New York Journal American's
sandlot program.
Pronki Houm of Run H. E1oo4
41S. O. Bcbroclwr 4H. X. Ku 4H. T. I
Mnrrl, 41. 8. Sullivan 4?0. I
iwnur h,i Kiiat, ut l. nniv, 454.
. Amunda 493. K. H1U 411, H. rarmar
4K. r. Karr 411.
Portland Oa, and Coka 111 L. Laudta
424. J. Ktl!,r 417. B. Staler 4S3. T.
Pandarvaal 464. h. WMtphal 431.
Smlllnt Jack, Inr. 43 H. Landll S33.
D. Notdurft S03. c. Hannum 441. H.
Orotnwall 491. B. Nclaoa 34.
Kalxcr UrrchanU B. Hti 411.
. BrMl,r 44t. D Whit 443. II. Powell 1
17. J. Coomler 4.
Back, and WadavorUi (4t B. Reeve,
130, W. Uartln 411. L. Stanley 114, O.
Ceuev 514. V. Turner IIS.
West Balem Hardware 0I H. Warken
4S4, D. Schmlll 465. 3. Day 473. J.
Clark 31. C Ivle 483.
Hoie Brother, Hi If Carter 443. H.
Co, 461, T. Lanntvan 477. O. Kus, 473,
P. RernoM, 311.
J Uann 444. D. Veital 311, c. Pranie
4jJ, i.. Ulai
i 549.
Hifl. Tram Oano and Baiiaa Beeka
and Wadivcrth 919 aasi jaoa.
Hlih Ind. Oama Bok Thorn paos af
JslrCnnea JM.
Hlib Inrl. aperlaaLarrp Btanler af i
SacJie and Wad worth 414.
Wenotchee Hires
Kelly to Manage
WENATCHEE (U.B The
Wcnatchec Chiefs of the West
ern Internationa) league an
nounced today that "Long
George" Kelly will
manage the I
ciuo lor tne iot Dasenau sea- i
- . r
r jr i
.nn nA uan-,r iii ivaacr
Holdorl Hi O H' Umbenhower
Club Prcsidrnt Paul Thomas 1 Branaii im o m n,ri
, .. ,, . . , 1 Reeerve, Dallaawndt Hi. Hind,.
said Kelly was hired on the i do.u hi. mirton-iiiiehendori 011
recommendatinn of Brick liws, I J."", ,'!'- tuM"- oninau:
president nf the Oakland Oaks of i
the Pacific Coasl league. Kelly
gained baseball fame playing
wiih the New York Giants under j
John McGraw.
j
" " i
worrhbavnd Moinllnoi, leave of
8:40 A. M.;2:10 P.M.
and 6:50 P. M.
PORTLAND . . 30mln.
SI Ami .... 1 . hri.
Sowlhboond Mainline,, leave at
9:50 A. M.;4:25 P.M.
and 7:50 P.M.
ME0FOR0 ... 1 Vl hrs.
SAN fRANCISCO . 4 hrs.
IOS ANCIIIS . . 6Ve hrs.
for wove' Irt'of'Wal.O'-.
col' O' w.le U-ed
A.-oo" 'e-O'-ol Coll I JI51
o- vov
e
COMOAK JHI IAU AND
rou-ti co sr Ait
v is
a aaeamawm anw.
i .Miff A'
I wrl,brr,dM.'nlln.,.l fl i4Tl 't V0 1-311 U-wT
at fullback.
But observers aren't counting
out the North's passing or the
South s running.
And no -matter what type at
tacks are used each team will have
plenty of up-front talent to rely
In additioo to Don Dohouey of
Michigan State Ail America line
man for the North are tackle Geor
ge Jacoby of Ohio State and center
Jerry Hilgenberg of Iowa. The
Souths All America linemen are
two guards, Crawford Mima of
Mississippi and J. D. Roberts of
Mt. Angel Edges
Woodburn 45-41
During Overtime
MT. ANGEL An overtime
worked to the benefit of Mt
Angel here Tuesday night as
the Preps opened the willanv
ette Valley league schedule
with a 4S-41 victory over
Woodburn.
In a battle of rallies. Wood
burn came from behind In the
last minute of the regular
game to tie it all 4-141 on bas
kets by Royce Norris and Bob
Higgins. Larry Gorman and
Jim Zauner each hit a basket
for Mt. Angel In the overtime
and the Preps stalled the last
14 minutes.
Gorman, a 5-10 guard, ac
counted for nine points In the
fourth quarter and overtime
to help Mt. Angel overcome a
six-point third-quarter deficit
and go ahead before Woodburn
tied it to require the extra ses
sion. Jerry Plank of Wood-
burn was game high scorer
with 16. Gorman and Tobby
Frey posted 14 each for Mt.
Angel.
Quartertime scores were 12-
8 for Mt. Angel, 13-15 and 31
2 for Woodburn.
Mt.' Angel's jayvees won the
prelim, 39-30, with Ken Wach
ter hitting 14 for the winners
and Stafney 12 for Woodburn.
WMdbarn Ml) (is) Mt Ant, I
Hutto 141 P 14k Pr,r
CHrniro S . T lit Tra,i,r
I Plank (14i C 'lot Zauner
Norrla 4l O ti Buthhrlt
Hliilna U0I O 2 W-rra
I Reierve acorlnc Woodburn Stnenrr
Z: Mt. Amrl-HlU lt, Gorman 114,.
Official: Wicker, and Let.
Dallas Launches
Defense of Title
Beating Silverton
SILVERTON Defending
champion Dallas high school
opened its Willamette Valley
league season here last night
With 57 50 decision over btl
verton.
Dallas stalled after gaining
a 55-50 lead. The Dragons led
at each rest time. 19-14. 29-22
and 4S-3S as Herb Brandll col
lected 19 points for scoring
nonors. nae uomascnoisKy
added 10 and Rex Domaschof
sky 9 for Dallas.
Fred Waser, Silverton's con
sistent scorer, had 17 points.
Dallas jayvees won the pre
liminary. 47-34, Wclfley hit
ting 13 points for Dallas and
Jack Weeks 9 for Silverton.
oiia, is
() Sllvartaa
P (I) Copple
r Dom ur no. r . won
'
James W. Surber of San
Angelo, Tex., and Bobby E.
chapman of Russellville, Ark.,
ride Army s mule mascots during
football games.
WHEN THE
N
0
CT THERE WITH
UNIVERSAL
VX'hcn you must gel through . . . get a 'Ji'cp'
The I'nnerul 'Jeep' will take you through spots ou
would call impassable without the power and traction
of 4-V, hccl Drive.
Now (he new 195 UNIVERSAL 'JEEP' powered h.
the Unmeant F-Mcad Engine, has 20 greater horse
power. See it today at
ELSNER MOTOR CO.
J52 N. Digs SI.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Satem. Orepm
Sandy Defeats
Molalla, 63-55
With Big Spurt
Sandy Sandy high school
piled up 21 points la the second
quarter for a lead M o 1 a 1 1 a
cotudn t overcome and went
ahead to win, the Willamette
Valley league opener, (U-SS,
here Tuesday nignt.
However, another report had
the score 63-S7 in a difference
of opinion over the total of
Molalla's ace. Stan Childers.
During that quarter, Molalla
could score only seven points
and couldn't get its share of
rebounds. QuarterUme scores
were 12-10, 33-17 and 48-28.
Dick Thornton and Don My
ers were hitting well for Sandy,
Thornton scoring 17 and Mey
ers 18. Thornton and Floyd
Rhode were leaders on the
backboards. High lor Molalla
was the red-hot Stan Childers.
who was credited with 28 points
in the home team s score? book
and 28 in another scorebook.
Sandy won the Junior var
sity opener, 38-32, with Law
son tallying 13 for Sandy.
alalia IS lu Baaar
Aleiander IB) 1 fill lover,
How,u ill p (17) Tnarnlaa
Parker III C Rhode
Perrer 131 O (SI Weaaellnk
Childers IIS) O IS) Pouraoa
Reurvee: Molalla Dor (Sn Bandy
akala III. Brauer (3i. NtUos 14). Of
ficial: Harper ana DoooUer.
Four Undefeated
Church League
Teams to Play
The undefeated First Christian
church team in the Senior league
will meet the cellar dwelling
Knight Memorial team tonight
as the chuch basketball circuit
continues.
Three other unbeaten quintets
will see action in other leagues.
Evangelistic Temple will play
South Salem Friends in Inter
mediate "B" league; First Con
gregational will play Knight
Memorial in the Junior "B", and
Calvary Baptist will play Engle
wood EUB in another Junior "B"
game.
Tonight s schedule:
Senior league 8 p.m.. Fairish
gym, Knight Memorial vs. First
Christian; S p.m.. First Presby
terian vs. Grace Lutheran.
Intermediate "A" 8 p.m..
Boys gym. First Baptist vs. St
Mark Lutheran; 9 p.m.. Girls
gym, Jason Lee vs. Calvary Bap
tist.
Intermediate "B" 7 p.m,
Fairish. Engelwood EUB vs. West
Salem Baptist; 9 p.m.. Boys gym,
South Salem Friends vs. Evan
gelistic Temple.
Junior A 7 p.m., Girls gym,
St. Mark Lutheran vs. First
Christian.
Junior "B" 7 p.m.. Boys gym,
Knight Memorial vs. First Con
gregational: 8 p.m.. Girls gym,
Engtewood EUB vs. Calvary Bap-
usi. .
Estacada Nips
Canby, 73-46
ESTACADA EsUcada high
school joined the list of first
round Willamette Valley league
winners here last night, beating
Canby 73-46. Four starters got in
the double-figure column for
Estacada and three for Canby.
Estacada led 40-33 at the half
and stretched it to 5B-40 at the
third rest period. Bill Sinclair!
scored 18 for the victors and
Rill Gleason and Arlan Bigham
13 each for Canby.
The preliminary went to Can-
by. 43-33
tanby (9
Bfru Hi
Olfason HI
Bighorn 'ill
Ravlf-y ill)
Knox (1)
Hfiervrs Scorlna
OS Katacada
9l D. Kltilna
(10 R. kfjuln
(19) Sinclair
ill) Amca
Ml) Marchbank
Canby II arma 131,
Farnirr Hi. Eftacada
Harbert 14. Hardrn
Estacarta 40, Candy 33.
and Tate.
-Dmytryke (3i,
Halfllm Srort:
Olflrlali; Smith
GOING'S
THE 4-WHEEL-DRIh
Sliest, Ofitjot)
Chemavra Rips
Cotton, 62-46
CHEMAWA Cbemawa divid
ed most of the scoring among a
trio of players In defeating Col-
ton 62-48 here Tuesday night.
George Umtuch tallied 17. Bob
LaPlant 13 and Jim Tellier 16
while Colton's Mel Martin made
21 for game honors, backed by
Tilion with 14-
The Indians held period leads
of 15-14, 24-22 and 45-32. The
junior varsity game went to the
Chemawa unit, 43-38.
Cetleei IMI I4S) Chaaaav
Uarua ill) P ilT) Umtuch
Mewtoa IS) P . USI LaPlant
TUaow 14) C 131 laorm
Kraa IS) O llll Teller
UU1 III O (ti Svuater
BeaTToj arwrtM- Co'ton Di:,r in.
Cnoaawa aeott ill. Oaaorn ill, Gil
leaner lit. Cobwrn Oi. Offlclala: De
lorrel and Anderaom.
City Basketball
League Opened
Three 'games opened the Sa
lem City basketball league
scheddule last night and three
more are set for tonight.
Wolgamott's Service. No. 4 In
the state AAU tourney last year,
beat Marion Motors, 150-36;
Aumsville Firemen won from
the Naval Reserve, 46-23, and
the YMCA defeated the Salem
Sophs, 72-24.
Games tonight are as fol
lows: 7:00, Marion Motors vs. SL
Paul ITustangi; 8:15. Wolga
motti cs. YMCA; 0:30, Salem
Sophs vs. Aumsville.
NavaJ 9U- (U (4f AaaaaiilU
Wlnetir S1 F 7t Dmlke
Werner 1 I 13 Blll
Chamberlain (31 O (111 R. Klllnfr
Crou O (3) B. Ktlllnier
Lane (11 O (li Busby
KoaervfS acerlnf: Atun Qltj Br Knd on
(3). Sc bar? ado (1). HaJftlma svort:
AumifiUa 33. NnvfU ReMrvt 11. Ofll
clJi: Anderton auid Wood.
TMCA (Tt)
Zeiuk 9)
Butlir 4)
Unrub (131
Kickal (tt
PctUcord (lfll
(31) Salraa flottht
1 9i Wcavir
Pa (3) Cirlcton
C tti LMkraour
3 (II BaCeUtrand
(II PatUraon
luiimi Scerlu:
YMCA Cock Ini (1)
Cocn (14). Bt.U (131, Wlnklcblack (3).
Sophi Cart (3). Halftlmt Score: YMCA
31; Sooha 9. OfflclaJi: Wood and Slan-
Chlk.
Walraaaotta (M) (99) Marl Bt,
HeUUom Ul P Oodacr
HaU i3 T (91 Settlem't
Ctianda (II C (111 Zumwalt
Mltni (4i O (3) Halloa
Morton i O 'II Bradley
Rctrrrea acorlof: WoltamotU Kama
(191. Doutry t3. Harvey )2i. Burt 3i,
Bcbrfelar (9i. Billilcker (4). Marlon Ra
aerveii Wllaon (3l. Halftlmt acore: Wol
tamotU 3T, Marlon Rcacmi 19. OfMeiaU:
Blanchlk and Anderion.
PRO BASKETBALL
By THE ASSOCUTED PRESS
Tuesday's Results
Philadelphia 99, Milwaukee 88
Syracuse 72, Fort Wayne 60
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Perrydale Tops
Falls City Quint
By 65-44 Count
PERRYDALE The Perrydale
Pirates defeated the Falls City
Mountaineers for the second
time, M-M, in a basketball game
here last night. Perrydale had
won their season's opening game
against the Mountaineers, 51-38.
The Pirates, coached by Don
Miller, led at all the quarter
stops: 1M alter one stanza, 26-22
at the half; and 41-33 after three
cantos.
Sam Stewart and Benny Rem
pel again led Perrydale to vic
tory. Stewart scored 21 and Rem
pel counted for 14. Stan Poe was
high for Falls City as he hit 18.
Perrydale also won the J. V.
game. 24-21, in an overtime. Rudy
Gingerich was high for the Jun
ior Pirates with nine while Car
ver and Sylsberry each scored
seven for Falls City.
ralla CM, IMI ! remwera
Palmor 111 T 111' Rojapel
Poe USI T llll La Uaaaer
BrUberrr 111 C mi cooper
RoQlaaoa, II) O 21 Btewart
laurphr III O HI Olneerlck
Reaerrea acortni: Fall" Cite BumrHer
Hi. orahara 1121, UcFall U11 Perrr
flalo Lea Waster III. afclntoih (11.
OUtclali: Oleber and Maudlin.
Cascade Shaded
By Sweet Home
59 Cascade Spta
Sweet Home The Sweet
Home high school Huskies pull
ed away decisively in the third
quarter here Tuesday night to
decision Cascade, 59-44.
Quartertime scores, all in fa
vor of the Huskies, were 14
12, 29-24, 48-36 as three Sweet
Home players got into the double-figure
column. Les Birdsall
was high was 19. Ed Norquist
earned 11 and Chambers 10.
Bill Brown scored 17 for Cas
cade.' Sweet Home Jayvees were
51-46 victors over Cascade, Bill
Lewis making 16 and Bob Bar
ley 13 for Sweet Home. Dale
Kinion made 14 and Jim Vhr
hammer 13 for Cascade.
Caeeade llll (SS Sweet Heeao
Hlrker 111 - T oei Banke
Sneer llll P 1S Blrdaall
Kmlon '91 C (71 Sturbolm
Brown (111 a I 121 DanleU
Winkle I3i O (101 Cbamoeri
Raaerees: Caieade Whlpper. Lawrence
I2, Oalke 10'. ScholUan 111. Pflus 111:
sweet Home Kike 13'. Roberta, alorler
IS', Elliott 12'. Haley 111. HorevUt
lll, afaiee. Official!: Andereon and
Hellneri.
TO MANAGE BF.ES
SALT LAKE CITY 11 Charlie
Gassaway was reappointed Tues
day as manager of the Salt Lake
Bees for the 1954 Pioneer League
baseball season.
Pies en ting the mighty arista erst
of light -duty trucks-
TRUCK SALES
You'll do better en o used
Gervois Tromps
Salem Academy;
Score 76 to 58
GERVA1S Gervais high
school repeated its early season
victory over Salem Academy here
Tuesday night. 7636, in a non
conference basketball game. It
vis 6644 when the two teams
opened their season Dec. 4.
A two-year letterman. Don
Helling, set a new high in prep
scoring In the valley with his
34 points, 10 more than the fine
effort of the Crusaders' Virgil
Fadenrecht
Quartertime scores were 15-15,
39-23 and 62-38.
Friday anight, Salem Academy
will play at Stayton in a apitol
league opener, and Gervais will
go to Gates.
Gervais jayvees handed the
Academy junior varsity its first
defeat, 58-49, In the preliminary.
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Scnreder 111)
Dalke 131
Pbiuipe 'SI
p (Si U. Keppinier
P 1311 Railing
C 131 Bcblechter
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Padanrecht (311
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Hceervea acorlnf: Balem Academ,
Pearca IS). Oerrala a. Keppinier III.
Rlall (I'. Bcblndler 111. Hal'Unie acore:
Oereala , Salern Academy 23. Olllclali:
Wllllatni and Xvana.
8. O. C. E. CRUSHES P. S. C.
ASHLAND, Ore. u Southern
Oregon College of Education
crushed Portland State 60-30 Tues
day night to complete a sweep of
their two-game basketball series
here. Don Porter netted 30 points
for the losers, to lead the scoring,
and Lloyd Hoffins was high for
SOCE with 21.
PILOTS RIP PIONEERS
PORTLAND l1 Portland Uni
versity built up a 38-24 halftime
lead and coasted to a 90-01 bas
ketball victory over Lewis and
Clark here Tuesday night Port
land center Nick Trutanich led the
scoring with 25 points.
SEATTLE WINS NO. 10
TACOMA USI Seattle Univer
sity's high-scoring Chieftains hung
up their 10th straight basketball
victory Tuesday night, an 84-65 de
cision over the College of Puget
Sound Loggers.
HOCKEY
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Tuesday's Result
WESTERN LEAGUE
Saskatoon 7. Calgary 1 1
Victoria 3, Vancouver 1 !
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE :
Grand Rapids 6, Milwaukee 2 I
Troy 5, Cincinnati 2
Johnstown 4, Louisville 3
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LE6ALS
ABwUNUTBATOaB SISAL BOTHT
Notice U nereOL alvoa Lbal HARLASI
COTT oa admlnlatrator of the oatatw
ol ZAdla Wia.er Bcott. Docoaaoa. aaa
rued tola final account la each and hp
nroar af the Circuit Court af the Btaia
af Oroaea for the county of starloa. th
aita day of January. IMI. be the fsre
nooa of aaid day haa koea fixed aa lh
Uaio. and the courtroom of aald cowxl
haa hoaa fixed aa the placa for UM hear
tns of ahlecueiia u aald final accouus
and tha celtlemool of Mid Midi.
Dated and flral pnblUbed: Doa. 23. .
HARLAN BCOTT.
Admmutritor of tha KUate of
Zadle Welmer Beott. Dereaaad.
BHOTTN, RMOTKN A aPSXRBTRA
31S Plonoer Tnul suds.
Balem. Oracoa.
Altomoyi lot Administrator.
Par, 11. 10. Jan. S. 13. 9
ABM INlBTRATOR'S PINAL NOTICI
Notice la hereby Siren that HARLAN
R. SCOTT aa admlnutrator of the Mtato
of Jamee 1 Scott, Deceaeed. haa filed
hie final account oa euch and by order
of tne Circuit Court of the Btato of
Oregon for the County of Marlon, tne
2ltb day of January, ltu, la too fore
noon of aald day haa been fixed ax tha
Ume. and the courtroom of aald court
baa boon fixed aa tne nlaeo for the hear
ing of oblecuonx to aaid final account
and the aettlemont of aald aitate.
Paled and ftrrt publtxhed: Dot. 23.
HARLAN K BCOTT,
Administrator of the Batata of
Jaroe, 1. Bcott. Deceased.
RHOTEN. RHOTT.N a ePEXKSTRA
31S Pioneer Treat Bldg.
Balem. Oregon.
Attorneys for Administrator
Dec. 33. 11: Jan. Ili a
CANBY WRESTLERS WIN
CANBY - Carby high school
wrestlers defeated Dallas, 39-13,
in the first match of the Willam
ette Valley league season here
last night, talcing nine of the 12
bouts.
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