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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Salem. Oregon, Saturday,
The Sportmeter
By A. C. JONES, Copital Journal Sports Editor
IT COULD BE VERSE:
You can have your Marciano
Aj the ruler of the ring;
But we think our Joe Palooka
f could put Kocky in a sung.
uc MLUUKA CUSIKS TO LIVE WITH I'S
We want to welcome Joe Palooka to our iporti pate aa
dally fixture he, hii magnifielent shoulders and fists, hi clean
living, Ann, the infant who should have been a boy, knothead
Knobby, jughead Jerry and all the Australian boxers whom Joe
will barely defeat the comir.g year. Here's why, the Palooka
comic was moved to sports: It is a Capital Journal feature and
used to be run on the classified ad page, but the ad page now
runs in both the Statesman and Journal without being revamped.
So hello, Joe.
A word of explanation might be in order about the merger
of The Capital Journal and the Statesman. There is no merger
in news or sports only in production, advertising and circula
tion. We who toss the words around and still have our competi
tive individuality, the eagerness to scoop one another which is
. the spice of life. We have a com
mon switchboard where a pretty
girl funnels calls to one side or
the other.
TRIBUTE TO AD FVTSCHMAV
Coach Paul Durham of Lin-
field college picked Ad Rutsch
man as his athlete of the year for
Yamhill county. Durham, writing
in ni McMinvine-Hegister sport!
column, is unusually laudatory,
paying his 182 pound graduating
fullback the type of tribute sel
dom given the living.
Durham describes Rutschman
as a "driving fullback who played
well enough to be picked on the
Little All -American first team
but had to be contented with'
Honorable Mention rating.
"Rntschman is the type of
athlete with whom a coach likes
to work. He is a fierce competi
tor, never gives up, hi a tre
mendous leader because of his
desire lo win, never beefs, never questions the roach's Instruc
tions or strategy, and in general does his best at all times.
And on top of all this in the way of attiude, he has remark
able abiliy.
"It's little wonder that the Linfield team made Rutsrh their
captain for the year; or that the lettermen's club proposed to the
aturient body that his jersey number "32" be retired and never worn
again by a Linfield football player; or that many Hillsboro high
athletes have followed him to Linfield; or that he was elected of
the "Cardinal L"; or that several professional football teams are
interested in him; or that he is sought after as a high school
coach by several principals about the stale; or that the McMinnville
Kiwants club called an "Ad Ruschman day" in McMinnville . . ."
Durham conferred coach - of -
anon Ray Stephens of Amity and
wis state Z runner-up and Willamina's basketball team waa league
to-champion and the football team won the district A-Z title.
WHAT TO DO WFTH 7 FOOTERS
Oregon State college freshmen have the distinction of having
a forward who is eight inches taller than the center. He is
the 7 foot Phil Shadoin of Corvallis and the renter is Ron
Smart of Astoria. Shadoin is being groomed for a spot with
7 3 Swede Halbrook next year and it's a cinch he would see
little action as Halbrook's replacement. Reports are that
Shadoin handles himself wen and is Improving. Consider the
possibilities with two 7 footers camped beside the basket!
shadoin, incidentally, held Swede to his lowest total while in
high school one field goal before Shadoin fouled out
Halbrook accidentally scored a basket for Tulane in the Dixie
Classic at Durham, NC, knocking it in while struggling for a re
bound. COACHING RECORD BROKEN
When Coach John Lewis missed two Willamette basketball
games and practices the past week with virus pneumonia, it was
the first game or practice he ever missed in his 10 years of coaching
at Kent, Wash., Portland Roosevelt, Portland Grant and Willamette
. . . Eddie Fernandes, former catcher for Portland, Oakland and
Sacramento, will manage Boise, Idaho, in the Class C Pioneer lea
gue. ODDS ENDS DEPARTMENT
We think Mill City's 88 points last night against the Deaf
School is quite a production In only 32 minutes, and with OSD'a
80 points that's a total of 148 for the game. In the second half
alone Mill City scored 50 . . . Bill Strawn will be with General
Manager Hugh Luby in the forthcoming campaign to sell advertising
and tickets for the Salem Senators and to help handle concessions.
Strawn was hired by directors the first of January ... An official
of the OSC-Tulane game, Lou Eisenstein from Brooklyn, says
Halbrook is a beter big man than George Mikan was as a sopho
more . . . The national AAU 440- ard champion, J. W. Mashburn,
plans to transfer frcm Oklahoma to Oklahoma A ft M next semester
because the Big Seven conference rules won't let him enter invita
tional track meets . . . Boxer Dan Bucceroni. a winner this week
over Hcin Ten Hoff on television, has established a 18.1 bowling
league average . . . Paul Giel, Minnesota's hotshot backfield man,
shot in the low 80s on his first round of golf, showing his natural
athletic ability . . . Johnny Lattner of Notre Dame is said to have
decided against playing basketball in his junior and senior ses
inna so he wouldn't bump the 10th man off the Irish squad his
high school pal, Tom Sullivan . . . Boyhood nicknames of Clarence
'Biggie' Munn of Michigan State was "Swiggles." . . .
Kottre in Top Shape
For Thursday Night
SILVERTON Harold Kottre
boxed eight rounds with three
sparring partners Thursday
night in Portland and his man
ager, Carl Budeau. pronounced
him in top shape for his 10
round hout with Bill Boatsman
next Thursday at the Portland
Armory.
The fight Is billed as a North
west light heavyweight cham
pionship scrap to fill a vacated
crown, since Kottre and Boats
man have defeated all oppon
ents except each other.
The card, to start at 8 30.
will include a three-round pre
liminary and a six-rounder be
tween W. C. Cage of Portland
and Freddie Miller of Seattle.
Boatsman, six years older
than the Silverton boxer, has
won 28 of his 2d matches since
the war, including victories
over Jim Burns and Joe Kahut.
Cage and Burns are two of
Kottre's sparring buddies and
Ralph Colvin of Parkrose is
the third.
' Kottre has won 17, lost tw
and drawn three since turning
UNITED PRESS
January 9, 1954 Page 9
AD RITSCHMAN
. . . Athlete-of-Year
the - year honors for the county
Tom Cowan of wmamiris. Amity
. pro. Tt is txpected to be his last
fight before entering military
I service. He is to take his final
: physical examination Jan 12 '
and be sworn in 21 days later I
Tickets are on sale at Mail 's
Jewelry store in Silverton '
Wood burn Sets
Recreation Ploy
I WOOPBURN The progtrtm
for the next week for the Wood
I bum winter recreation basket
I ball lea (rue will be Capital Jour
( nal camera vs. Mactaren school
in the junior division at 11-45 p m.
'. on Monday, and Valley Manufac
! taring matched with L. D. S.
church in the final tilt
Thursday tchedule win be St
1 Luke't w. Chitreh of God, May
: Furniture n. Foursquare church
and Valley Manufacturing v.
Jaycee.
The Maclren arhool farul'v
has dropped out of the senior
i division and all of the team'i
t fimea have been cancelled in the
1 achedule.
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Rivals Play
Tonightin
Series End
By DAVE BARROWS
The- Willamette university
Bearcats . successfully opened
their bid ia the Northwest con
ference race by edging the Whit
man Missionaries. 6S-62. here
last night
Willamette, which last year
tied for second place and con
sidered one of the several strong
teams thia season did not show
its potential strtngth through
out the game but nevertheless
was the better team on the floor.
eed-Hey Carry Lead
After scoring inly three points
in the first half, Willamette's big
forward, Pete Reed, got hot in
the second half to bring his
night's work to 17 points. Jerry
McCallister, guard, and Tom
Gooding, center, each added 12
to the cause, while Biek Hoy,
who helped carry the load in the
rally, wound up with 13.
However, Willamette had to
relinquish scoring honors to lit
tle Don Parker, Missionary
guard, who dropped through IS
before fouling out in the last
seconds of play.
The Bearcats jumped to a 14
12 quarter-time score behind the
shooting of Gooding and Hoy,
and the second period was a see
saw session that saw the lead
rise above three point! only
once. At that, Whitman came out
on top at halftime, 20-28.
Led by Reed, who finally
found his batting eye in the third
frame, the Bearcats pulled ahead
at 48-43 going into the final quar
ter. Gap Closed at Finish
Holding a five -point lead
throughout most of the closing
period, Willamette played a more
deliberate ball control game un
til time ran out Whitman put
several scares into Bearcat fans
by pulling within three points,
only to have Hoy, or Neal Caus
bie, or Duane Shield, or McCal
lister not a decisive shot.
Whitman, considered by many
ra m ins nurk horse of the con
ference, brought 10 lettermen
into the contest The Missionar
ies shot well but couldn't work
the ball in.
In direct contract, the Bear
cats worked the ball aa well, if
not better, than any time to date.
Thia especially holds true in the
case of the two guards, McCal
lister and last year's All-Conference
ehoiee, "Lefty" Shield.
Willamette meets Whitman ta
the Willamette gym again to
night Tip-off is slated for 8:00.
In the 8:15 prelim, the Bearkit
tens meet a team from the
Tongue Point naval base in Aa
toris. In last night's prelim, the
Rearkittens edged the Marion
Motors quintet 80-58.
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Church Team
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Each division of the Salem
Church Basketball league has at
least one undefeated team thia
week, only one biting the dust
during the past seven days
First Congregstional in the
Junior "B" league.
On the other hand, there are
10 in the five divisions which
have not won a game.
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ISVIVI IIIIUVU J Mr"xlllsle lirlv.. in hard far mm.
ful lay-In in the fourth quarter last night against Whitman.
Nearest defender was Morris Robinette. At right is Dick Hoy
and behind him ia Don Robinson, Whitman forward.
3 Tied for Yavama Loop
Lead After Two Rounds
North Marlon, Yamhill, and
Banks arc tied for the lead in
the Yiwama League, race after
two night of play. In action
last night North Marion down
ed Sherwood 52-46, Dayton
beat Amity 37-38, Yamhill top
ped W HUmma 45-39, and Sher
idan waa beaten by Banks 47-
13.
Amity and Dayton ach-navc
1-1 record while the leaden
all have two wins and no loss
es. Amity's narrow loss came
when Dayton rallied In the ll
nal moments of the game.
Dayton Topples
Amity, 37 to 36
AMITY Dayton pjt an end to
Amity's unbeaten record of five
games here Friday night to post
a 37-36 Yawama league victory.
It waa a close battle from the
tip-off with Dayton taking quar
tertime leada of 9-6, 20-16 and 27
25. Amity waa never ahead but
tied it at 34-34 with 24 minutes
remaining.
The Warriors started its sec
ond "platoon" and the first team
played the remainder of the
game. Gen Ehlers carried the
biggest load for Amity with 12
points. Dayton's Williams had 11
and Walters 10.
The Jayvee conttst went to
Amitv in another close one, 30-29.
in which Paul Gillespie scored
13 for Amity and Nuttbrock 10
for Dayton.
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R.acrves .coring: Amity Ehlera
list. M Stevenit f4l. teDDln 141.
Lenharrit (Si. Halftlm. scor.: Dayton
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Officials: Samu.la and Dallcy.
Banks Pockets
Yawama Victory
BANKS Banks defeated the
Sheridan Spartans 47-33 here
Friday night in a Yawama league
game. It was the second league
win for the Bsnks team.
Sellers was the high scorer
for Banks with 14, while Sheri
dan's I-arry Green also had 14.
Banks led 32 16 at halftime.
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Sherwood Loses
To North Marion
j SHERWOOD North Msrion
high tchool won its second Ya
j wama league basketball game
here Friday night m-ith a strong
finish over Sherwood, 52-46.
The Huskies earned period
leada of 13-11, 20-27 and 4038 be
fore stretching the winning mar
gin to six pointa when three of
Sherwood's starters fouled out In
the rough game. Sherwood nev
er led hut tier! ft un a rnunle of
times.
Tom Martin was high with 18
points for Sherwood, and his
teammate Joyce had 13 Keith
Drivers 17 led the Huskies
Winning the Jayvee preliminary
i wss North Marion, by three
i points.
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ta it. Amity M; Bsnk 47. aturidH 33.
Yamhill Takes
Willamma 45-39
YAMHAIX amhill mad It
two anna ia a row in tha Yaw
ama league here Friday night
with a 4S-3& win over the Willa
mina Bulldogs. Yamhill held a
slim 18-17 halftime lead. I
Larry Hermans led the win -
ning Yamhill squad with 23
pointa. Salmon paced the losera
with 13. Yamhill now has s 2-0
mark, while Willamina had a
0-2 record. I
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McLaren Trips
Gaston, 48 to 28
WOODBURN The McLaren
School for Boys at Woodburn
outscored Gaston, 48 28, in a Hill
River Valley league basketball
game at the McLaren gym last
night McLaren now has a league
record of one and one, as they
previously lost to Verbort
The Macs Jumped to a lead of
8-7 after a close initial stanza.
The halftime score waa 23-9 for
McLaren. In the second half,
there was no scoring in the -first
four minutes, but after that Me
Uren doubled Gaston's score at
five times in the second half.
The score was 34-18 at the start
of the 'final quarter.
Th game's high acorea wasa
McLaren player who counted loriNortnerB Division basketball pic-
IB. Dithlesa wat nign tor nation
with sis.
Gaston won the JV game 35-1
15, afler a half-time score of
6 for Gaston.
The McLaren band made us
debut under the direction t
Mr. Derry and put on a line per-
Inrmance.
Perrydale Wins
Overtime, 59-56
COI.TON It required an over
time to decide a Hill RiveT Valley
league game here Friday night
s Perrydale defeated Colton.
Mi-.Sfi
Sam Stewart scored three of
the five overtime points for
I'errvdale to raise his game total
to 31. Chelsnn of Colton hit for
26
The regular game ended a S4 -
54 when Colton came from he-
hind to knot it. Stewart rotrhed
a field goal, then a f.ee throw axt but Tippv Dye's charges Tnpp.f l
betirre Colton hit two free th-ows lcouldn.t Iot p the steam to twist '"' J
Lester Maasey tipped In the final . Qnigsr't tjul. Ron Bennink , t
bucket for Perrydale. I wu high scorer for the game, eon John ns t
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rerrydale. were 1241, 28-24 and; W;1,Binrtnr Ter.hrd . ss-45 lead!i'"-' 2
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To SOCE
3rd Time
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gon College of Education con
tinued its mastery over Oregon
College's Wolves, 71-61, here
"''"J J" orcomln a
10-polnt halftime deficit
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Was the third Victory this w.rr.non 141, Armour (Si. H.ory 141.
aeasou over OCE and the non-
conference rivals will meet
again here tonight.
OCE. Wading 38-18 at tha
half, and apparently on tha way
to a triumph, suddenly got cold
wnue tha Boat team became, hot
In tha third period. Price hit
eight points in that third quar
ter. Bob Smith six. Leon Keith
four and Lloyd Hoffine four
for SOCE. I
It was 52-46 for SOCE at
1 the end of the third quarter,
gain of 24 points for the vic
tors since halftime, while
Coach Bob Livingston's Wolves
were getting only eight
The first rest found them tied
at 15-15. Bob Franti scoring
eight of them for OCE. Charley
Pinion began hitting from out
front in the second to add
points.
There were 27 fouls called,
14 against OCE and 13 against
SOCE.
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Idaho Scrambles Division
Race by Upending Beavers
Psrific Coast Conference
..... s,lur(), wal a confused as
a ilatter of acrambled eggs toooed1
wjln . ijberal helping of Hungarian
H-lfouiash.
i with the exception of the Waaa -
. ini!ton Huskies, who iust keep on
,otlBg, things aren't running to
(or jn circuit.
Oregoa State, tabbed at the start
of the sesaon aa the team to beat,
got the jitters in its loop opener
with Idaho Friday night and wound
up nursing a 70-4S setback.
Oreeon State, conquerer of de-
f.H.na Vril fhamniMi InHl.n.
Indiana
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in prr-rau pi.. w i aik.tu "iSat.r S
loth best team in the country In ' Bam r a-
the latest Associated Preaa poll.
The Huskies, who haven't been
able to beg. borrow or steal a
victory this season, tangled with
Washmgton State and came out on!
th. ahnrt end of a SA-4S score. The
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!gnI1. drrw ( bye
Th. u,l; ,,
tllin mcmim oi uit i.inui wit-
The Huskies were trying hard as
.k. ..... f.n..i m,
with mmvArt to g0. but Ben -
mmk pilfered a Washington pass
and bit the twine lor a two-pointer
mat put me cougars aneaa lor
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All around team play acconnted
fJi. f).n.!far Idaho's wra over OSC'a Beav-
; aw-nx h jo.txihrt arorinr
I effort af akybook Bwed Halbrook J
Dallas, fit. hrJ Tied
After 2nd WVL Round
The Dallas Dragons and tha
Ht Angel Preps are tied for
first place ia tha Willamette
Valley League after both
schools won last night for tha
second straight time.
Dallas downed Sandy 33-43
while the Preps were blasting J
Can by 51-33. Eatacada andj
Sandy both dropped their first
games aa Eatacada waa beaten
62-52 by Molalla.
Molalla Downs
Estacada 62-52
MOLALLA Molalla downed
the Eatacada Rangers 62-52 here
Friday night ia Willamette Val
ley League play. U waa the first
loss against one win for the
Rangers while Molalla now has a
1-1 mark.
Molalla Jumped Into a 14-13
first period lead but Estacada led
31-23 at halftime. The winners
moved back into the lead and
were ahead 43-37 with on quar
ter left in the game,
Stan Childers led the winners
with 22 points while Del Kig
gins had IB for the losers. Mo
lalla won tha junior vanity game
38-24,
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tlmo aenra; Eatacada 31. Molalla 3S.
utnciala.- palorMt. aasi WUUama,
Mh Angel Tips
Canby, 51 to 33
CANBY The Mt Angel
Preps trounced Canby 31-33 here
Friday night aa tha Preps pulled
away from Canby after a dote
first half, lit Angel lad 17-13
at halftime and then held a 38
27 lead with one quarter left in
the game.
Tom Traeger, ML Angel for
ward, led the winner with
twelve, points, while I'anby's Ar -
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Dallas Defeats
Sandy, 53 to 43
ANDY Defending ctvsmpaoa
DalJaa nigk Mhool had what it
Leslie, IV. Salem Deaf
Parrish in Jr.
Leslie and Weat Salem dropped
Parrish 87-47 in the annual Sa
lem Junior high pambore at
1. nl0k Th Im T m
lo'll, teams tnd West Salem failed
to lose a 16 minute game al
though the Leslie Bluet tnd the
Parriah Cards tied 18-18.
In the first game of the night
the Leslie Golds edged tha Par
rish Greys 18-14 in a tight game.
SEATTLE SPILLS GONZAGA
SEATTLE l Seattle Univer
sity, out to better Its 1Mb place
rankim in the latest Associated
Press college hoop poll, romped
oast the Gonxaga University Bull.
dogs of Spokane here Friday night
8141.
I The Vandals took chsrgs of tha
game alter a thsky first II mln
utes. High scorer for Idaho waa
Dwirht Morrison, with 22 pointa.
The win gave Idaho undisputed
first place in the circuit with two
:wins and one loss, that to Oregon
! last Tuesday night.
The tame teams square off again
I Saturday night.
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took to conquer Sandy. SS-4J. with
a strong fourth quarter here Frv .
day night in tha Willamette Val
ley league.
Sandy moved to a 11-T first
quarter margin, was overtaken
and passed 25-21 at tha half,'
crept within 3234 at tha three
quarter mark, then could get only
It points in the laat atanxa to 18
for Dallas.
Don Meyers wss good for 18
points for Sandy and gam hon
ora and Dick Thornton added 14.
Herb Brandli accounted for 14
Dallas points, Ra Doinaachofsky
12 and Rex Donuachofsky 11.
Winning the preliminary were
the Dallas jayvees, 50-47. Ted
Lawaoa mad 17 for Sandy and
(-Ted Long IS for Dallas.
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Silverton Edges
Woodburn 53-43
WOODBURN Silverton high
tchool cam nut of tha second
round of Willamette Valley
league play her Friday night
with a 1-1 circuit record by beat.
ing woodDurn, .vj-43.
. Woodburn, which lost Tuesday
to ML Angel in an overtime,
looked like it might catch up
with Silverton In tha third quar
ter but couldn't quit make it
Period aeons were 16-13, 27-22
and 41-31, all for Silverton.
Jim Black ol Silverton and
J Jerry Plank of Woodburn tied
w sam mmun, ut puinu. wen.
wnue tTtn K..wer ana uan
Wolf notclMd 13 each tor tb Sla
ver Foxes.
Tha praliminary wat ' to
Woodbura layvees, 3fe31, Snik
Wads worth scoring 10 tor Wood
burn, and Tofta and Week 1
apiece foe Silverton.
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Th Golds took aa early 14) Wad
but th two clubs exchanged tha
lead several times with th Golds
holding a 11-10 lead at th nd
of eight minutes.
Loren Blaco, Gold forward, led
scorers with eight points along
with Burrlt of tha Greys. Thomo,
eon had five pointa to take sec
ond high for the Golds,
The West Salem Giants down.
ed Parrish Pioneers 21-11 in tha
second gam. West Salem was
led by Moore with nine pointa
aa Ihe Giants extended th
Souths lead to ten pointa.
The Parrish Cards couldn't
overtake the South teama tt th
Carda tied th Leslie Blues IB
18 Rod Russell aank a field goal
with moments left in th gam
to tl th acor for th gams. ,
At on time In th Jamboree
the Parrish teams were behind
63-34 with the Blue's Jerry Coon
and Jim Rohinaon leading a
scoring surge. Ed Kitchen led tha
Cards back in the gam.
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