Tuesday, January 12. 1934
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Ortcon
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'Cats Throve on W-79 Win -Over College of Idaho
Fouls Get
R. C. Owens
And Makini
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Willamette university nude It
three Northwest conference vic
toriei in i row last night here as
it frolicked to a 100-78 conquest
of College of Idaho.
Willamettee. the only unbeat
en club in the circuit, showed
why it is considered now to be a
contender for the title which
has eluded the Bearcats since
the 1931-52 season.
The dramatic quest for 100
points came from the crowd, not
from Willamette generalissimo
John Lewis, who cleared the
bench with the score 91-78 and
let the lads play who had done
their playing mentally from the
bench previously.
The last time Willamette hit
the century mark was in the
1951-53 season, 103-69 over Lin
field, and in the 1951-52 year,
103-62 over Lewis and Clark.
Scores Final 7 Points -
It was a substitute guard, Dale
Gustafson. who gave out with a
displsy of shooting as be tanked
the last seven points and single
handedly, almost, pulled the
team up to the 100 mark with
about five seconds remaining
He got an assist from an inter
ception by We Malcolm, and
fans roared their approval.
Contributing an unkn own
quantity was the fouling out of
College of Idaho's two scoring
stars, R. C. Owens and George
Makini, in the third quarter.
Owens, after a razzle-dazzle per
formance of ball handling and
shooting, got his fifth Joul with
only 2:30 gone. Makini, the
freshman flash from Hawaii,
Joined Owens two minutes later
With them out, Willamette
outscored the Coyotes 25-16 in
the third quarter and added 31
sizzling points in the fourth quar
ter. Pouring in the most points
were Jerry McCallister, Neal
Causbie, Dick Hoy, Bill ColvaTd
and Pete Reed, but it was Mc
Callister's uncanny jump shots
in the third quarter which caught
the fans' eves.
44 37 at Half
The first quarter was an even
affair, with the Bearcats leading
at the buzzer, 18-17. Tom Gocd
ing got nine of his 13 in this
frame and held Owens to four
points.
Captain Hoy, forward, got hot
In the second stanza and dumped
in 14 from every angle, while
Owens earned six for C. of I.
This gave the Bearcats a 44 37
iead at the halftime rest.
Scoring honors went to Hov
rnd McCallister with 20 each.
Reed got 18 and Gooding 13. For
the losers, Owens and Dick
Spiess each cornered 16. Up
to last night, Owens, a Negro
sophomore, had been averaging
22.2 and was leading small col
lege rebounders with 26.1 per
game. He snagged 16 rebound
last night.
In the preliminary, the Bear
kittens defeated the local YMCA
team, 63-5B. Bill Turley was
high with 14 for the winners and
Wally Unruh, YMCA forward,
was worth 22 points.
Next Saturday the Bearcats
will meet Linfield at McMinn
ville, and on Feb. 5 they will
play liieir nexi home game,
against Lewis and Clark.
C-Idaho llll (100) Willamette
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1 4 Rav.l 0 0 0
Pitt'n.1 0 0 0
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mi GQ J'" Colvard. Willamette forward (No. 35 in white),
roars in under the basket to try fr a goal from a
difficult angle, guarded closely by Ray Mullins, College of Idaho
guard. At right it Don Hamblin, C.'of I. forward. Willamette
won, 100-79.
Dallas to Play Estacada
Tonight in WVL Header
Maklnl.f 4
Kunt.f- 2
Owenc' s
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Sanch .f 2
Soiess.s 4
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Mull' 2
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Ham'n.s 1
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Dallas Dragons travel to Es-
tacada tonight lor one ot the
leading battles in Willamette
Valley - league basketball. The
Dragons clipped - Sandy, 53-43,
Friday, and dropped Silverton,
57-50.
Estacada has lost to Molalla,
62-52, after subduing Canby, 73
46. in the opening round.
Dallas will have a height ad
vantage over the Rangers. Herb
Brandli continues to head the
smooth-working Dragon five, be
ing one of three lettermen back
from last year's WVL cham
pions who finished fifth In the
state.
Mt. Angel, sharing the WVL
lead with Dallas, will entertain
the Molalla Indians. The Preps
racked up Canby, 51-33, in a Fri
day game while the Indians up
ended Estacada. Big problem
will be to bottle up Stan Chil
ders, Molalla guard who has
scored 50 points in two league
games.
Silverton will be after Its sec
ond win against Canby, having
defected Wcedburn, 5C-43.
Woodburn will travel to Sandy.
The Pioneers edged Woodburn,
27-18, in the WVL jamboree, if
that is any indication.
Three bowling teams represent
ing Mid-West brewers finished
among the first four teams in the
1953 ABC tournament
Viking Wrestlers
To Go to Lebanon
Wednesday Nite
Salem high school wrestlers
will have their fourth match of
the season Wednesday night when
they go to Lebanon.
So far, the Vikings coached by
Hank Juran and Al Gray, have
defeated Sweet Home and Dal
las and lost to Albany. Tryouts
the past week have decided en
tries in nine of 12 weights, Juran
said today.
The match scheduled here Mon
day night, Jan. 25, with Sweet
Home has been changed to 3 p.m.,
Tuesday, Jan. 26, Juran added,
because of a conflict in Sweet
Home's schedule.
Salem entries tomorrow:
97 pounds Dean Vanek.
105 Dave Morgan.
115 Roger Morse (team cap
tain)
122 Jerry Booze or Don Pack,
129 Dcsa Phillips.
135 John Cummings or Cliff
Bressler.
140 Bob Cameron.
147 Frank Williams.
156 Fred de Lapp or Wright
Noel or Vern Coates.
187 Jack Stryffeler.
177 Herb Juran.
Heavyweight Ray Taylor.
Total 2 30 19 Totals 34 22 29 100
Technical foul!
C-Idaho 17 20 1 28- T
Willamette II a 31-100
Ofnciali: Pattenon and Reed.
EAST LANSING. Mich Big- ;
gie Munn has coached three '
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the East team ir the 19S2 and ;
1953 Shrine games at Sun Fran- ;
Cisco, and his own Michigan I
State Spartans in the 1954 Rose
Bowl contest and won all three, i
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Northwest Wrestlers
Not So Tough-Gorky
The strong-armed George Du-
sette will team with Carl Eng
strom tonight to try to show the
Gorky brothers they are wrong in
asserting, "Competition in the
Northwest is not so tough."
Granted that It takes a combina
tion of roughness and trickery to
beat the Russians, Soldat and Ivan
Gorky, Dusette and Engstrom are
handicapped by being classified as
decent guys.
The Armory card will start at
1:30 with a special event matching
Ivan Kameroff, the "bear-hug"
professional, and Danno McDonald.
In the semi-final session ot fast-
ones who dish out the action will
be "The Great" Yamato, master
of the sleeper hold - and judo,
against Chester Wallick.
It was Soldat Gorky who piped
up after last week's hard-headed
triumph over Engstrom and Da
vid Jons: "I didn't even have to
use my wolfleap." Hit wolfleap,
said to be a Siberian method of
killing wolves caught in traps, Is
aimed at the throat with the shoul
der. The Gorkys finally won when
Ivan tossed Engstrom through the
ropes, striking Soldat'a head and
knocking Engstrom out.
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Basketball Scores
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monday'a Resalts
FAR WEST
George Washington 14. Wash, k
Lee U
Vanderbilt (5, Georgia Tech 55
North Carolina 70. Davidson 54
Tulane 93, Georgia 78
Alabama n. Georgia 7t
Auburn 66, Mississippi 61
Idaho 1 Alabama 60, Mississippi State U
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SOLDAT GORKY
. Uses Siberian tactics
TIDE TABLE
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KOCO to Carry
Pro Bowl Game
Station KOCO will broadcast
the professional all-star football
bowl game from Los Angelea
Sunday, at 1:49 p.m., It was an
nounced today.
KOCO also will carry the Sa
cred Heart-Columbia Prep basket
ball game at 8 p.m. Wednesday
from the Columbia Prep gymnasium.
I It a m. 7.1
7:41 p.m. 4.1
8:47 a.m. 7.1
l:IS a.m. 4.1
7:14 a.m. 7.1
18.01 P.m. 4.8
1:41 a.m. 74
11 : p.m. 4.S
1:31 a.m. 7.7
11 As p.m. 8.1
11:10 a.m. 1.7
11
Willamette 100, College
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Eastern Oregon tl, Oregon Techj?a,
75, Ariiona 57
Sant Oara 56. St. Mary'a (Calif) ! Southwt,t T" "' w"t' a
54 ' ' '
Rocky Mountain Coll. 80, Montana
Mines 68
EAST '
Duquesne 80. Cincinnati 60
Dayton 67, Seton Hall 65
Buffalo 61, University of Mexico
56
Dartmouth 75, New Hampshire 59
t-oitjy 67, Bates 63
MIDWEST
Indiana 73, Purdue 67 '
Illinois 90. Ohio State 76
Wisconsin 64, Northwestern 47
Iowa 93, Michigan 78
Nebraska 88, Kanaai State 75. '
Colorado 80, Oklahoma 68
Marquette 69, Loyola 63
Bradley 93, Drake 53
Butler 77, Wabash 75 (overtime)
John Carroll 83, St Bonaventure
79 , .
North Dakota, 87, Morning aide
(Iowa) 59
Ohio Univ. 89, Kent State 77
I Ohio Northern 79, Defiance 61
SOUTH
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1:21 p.m. 0.8
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4 m i .'.-:! LSU 91, Florida 59
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