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KEW YORK TlM Oklahoma
AIM Cowboy today put in a
strong bid to aplit tb trio of teams
which have dominated tb top tpota
la the Associated Press weekly
basketball polls.
Hank Iba'a terrors of the pralrtea
have been runninf weak fourth
behind Kentucky, Duqueane and
Indiana. But In their support now
they can offer a season's record of
14 victories in It games with the
one loss cominf by a single point
against Minnesota.
The Cowboys lassoed the 11th
ranking Jayhawks. Last year's
NCAA Western UtlisU. last night
(4-50 for ueir 11th straight triumph
and their 77th in a row on their
homa court
Mill City Holds Morion B
Lead, Meets Scio Friday
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Tueadar reaulta: Bubllaalty M. Dttroll
4S; Oaraals ST. Obeaaawa 4Si Si. Paul
SI. OSD. 44: Sele II, OWl 44) UlU
cur SI, Jeflereea 11.
The game of the week is cut
out for the Marion County B
league this Friday when unbeat
en Mill City plays host to Scio,
currently the top rated contend
er. Mill City took Jefferson to task,
61-S3, last night to attain a 54
league record, while Sciio stayed
warm with a 91-40 win over Gates.
Crusaders Lose
Concordia Tilt
By 63-50 Count
Salem Academy ran Into a son
defense and a tall, hot Concordia
high school team at Portland last
night and lost 03-50, despite afull
fledged rally by the Crusader sec
ond team.
At the end of the third quar
ter, the Salem team waa trailing
50-25, so Coach Bob Funk sent in
three reserves to go with Virgil
Fadenrecht end Dave Phillips.
They began to click and scored 21
points In the final eight minutes
to 13 for Concordis.
Phillips fouled out with two min
utes to go alter tallying It points
for the Academy. Jim Wallace, a
junior substitute was the warmest,
dropping In 11 points in the final
period.
There were 22 fouls called on
the Academy and II for Concordia.
Friday night. Cascade will bs
at the Academy gym for a Capitol
league game, and Saturday night
Lebam, Wash., will play here at 0
o does. There win oe no prelimin
ary Saturday.
Salens AeaSeasy (M) ! CeaenSI
Schraeder III .. T.. (51 Kehr
Alllater () -F (S) Schramm
Dahlke (I) C (T) Vesper
radrnrecht (It) G.. (101 Trautman
Phillips (It) G (7) Volkman
Reaerves scorins: Salem Academy
Hainan . Wallace 11, Warkentln
I Concordia Wloteraten t, Kranlch
t Hilnrlchs 1. Ofllclalt: Haslord
and Kuraah.
One Undefeated
Team on Slate
Only on undefeated Church
League Basketball team will be
in action tonight That one ii
First ConsreRational, which will
meet the Pint MethodltU in the
Intermediate "B" league at 7
o'clock. The Methodist have a
2-3 lea nut record.
The schedule:
Otm tenliM:
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Luthvrta i. txt BchMl.
Junitt "a" I t. Bei trm. Knltht
Uf-noTUl . nral MtlhstJUt: 00. Olflt
Irm, ant BUB t, DmI School.
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After a poor start Kansas had
oti six straight, including the
Big Seven's pre-seaaon tourna
ment at Kansas City. Toe Jay
hawks stayed even through the
first 20 minutes but Altai spurted
into a 41-32 lead in the third pe
riod ami stayed well in front.
Bob Mattkk. the Oklahoma-t-U
center, held B. R Bom, the
Kansas big boy, to six points and
scored 14 himself. Frank Bigham
led the third-period surge and
endef high man with IS.
Ninth-ranking Duke was upset by
Wake Forest a-at but two other
top 10 members won easily. Holy
Cross. No. , outscored Boston Col
lege 53-12 m sits final quarter m
wuining SJ-57. George Washington,
No. 7, overpowered Virginia MUi-
Itary ft-M. The Crusaders and
Sublimity ended a losing streak
by whipping Detroit, 84-46, while
the Deaf School aded its sixth
loss.
Gsmei Friday: Scio at Mill
City, OSD at Subliimity, Jefferson
at Cervais, Detroit at SI Paul
and Cbemawa at Gates,
Mia enr t
rrefory (111 -Ward
(II
U Jefreraea
T 111) HarUH
f (S) Hawkins
Carey 111 .
.c (HI wrtelit
Maltlns 111) C 141 Meyers
Crook (2) u Ill Lolmaa
Reserves seer in a: asm city
Thomaa 111. Croaslar 111. Official!!
Bales and Sllchardaoa.
Ostea ()
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Bernhardt (II F
Devlne IS) -V.
Romey I HI C.
Larson (10) G.
Vall 141 G
(10) Radser
(Ul O'RciUy
(41 Day
. (IT) Slover
(1) Gibson
Reserves scorins: Scio
i Jaeobaon
(t). Strang (31. Stewart (II. Half.
Ume score: Scio 2S. Gsls 24. offi
ciate: Kelly and Kvans.
(M) SuSlbatty
T (14) Bents
F (SI Parriih
C (II) Prank
O (13) Sullivan
O (SI Lewis
Reaerves scorins: Ketchum 1. Half-
time score: Sublimity J0, Detroit XI.
St, Paul (St) (44) OSD
S. Smith 114) P (1) McCann
Merlon (a) . r (3) Thompaon
Frith (1) C... 113) Maynard
Klrah 110) O (II Lewln
Van Dom (l . G. . ISI Heath
Raaervta acorlne: St. Faul u.
Smith (IT). Officials: UcCallltcr
and Albrecht.
Oarvals (41) (45) Chemaws
Heppmger (9) ,1 -., (13) Umluch
Helling l la) r... isj tenants
acniecler 131 til norm
Thompaon 111) 0 IS) Telller
gape (101 j... G (II gwllzler
Reaerves scorins: cervais ucey
I. Chemaws - Scott, Othorne 3,
Galllnaau 1. Racehorse S. Officials:
McNatt ana ughtner.
MacLaren Boys
Upset Corbett
WOODBURN The MacLaren
School for Boys at Woodburn up
set Corbett 3SJ9 in a Hill Kiver
Valley league game at the Mac
Laren gym last night MacLaren
now has a league record of two
wins and one loss.
Corbett grabbed the opening
tip-off, scored in the first sec
onds, and were leading, 13-8, at
the end of the opening stanza.
Corbett still led, 18-17, at the
half, but the Macs tied the score
early in the third quarter end
led 30-29 into the final canto.
Corbett again went ahead but
Mac player made two quick
buckets to put MacLaren back
in the lead, aa the crowd roared.
A Mac forward scored 18 to
lead the scoring and the Cor
bett center, Berney, bit 12 to lead
Corbett
Corett wbon the J.V. game, 32-
18.
Salem Sophs Top
Stayton Jayvees
Salem sophomores moved out
side the City BasketbaU league
Tuesday night to defeat the Stay-
ton Junior varsity, 51-39. at the
Salem High gymnasium.
Ken Carl, who played a good all
around game for Salem, led scorers
with 15 points. Bruce Pstterson
sdded 10 for the loth graders and
Trahan 10 for Stayton.
Ken Brophy'a team lrd It-. 2S
14 and 40-M ,t the rest periods.
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MPPir-ONtV
Colonials each have woa U without
a defeat.
Dickie Hemrie. playing his first
full game since injuring his ankle
Jan. 2, scored 4 pouts for Wake
Forest as the Deacons handed
Duke its first loss in Atlantic Con
ference play.
Niagara, No. II. coasted ever the
University of Mexico 77-41, and
Rice, No. It, whipped Texas Chris
tian m-il la the Southwest Cea-
4 Petals by Berry
Texas remained unbeaten la
Southwest Conference play by edg
ing Texas Aaaf 4M. Tb Umg
borns have won three.
Frank Sdvy, the nation's highest
scorer, hit for 40 points, well under
his season's best, as his Furmaa
team beat CleirBon 0740.
I Capitol League
Headlights
atv DAVE BAKKOWS
Well, here we are back at the
old tvnewriter. Chute a lot
happened since the last column
before Christmas.
Before the holidays Joe Boyle's
Stsvton Eagles got as far as the
finals in the Llnfield College Old
Grads tournament, where they
were defeated by the Madras Buf
faloes. 60-18. They gave a good
accounting of themselves when
yon consider that they led at the
half, 23-23.
While talking about the Esgles
we think we should mention a boy
we're sure fans around the cir
cuit will remember from last year,
Gene Small. Gene was on the All-
League team last season and this
year has gone on to his cosch's
alma mater. Linfield. And from
all reoorta be has been doing well.
According to Coach Roy Helser,
Small is one of the finest frosh
to hit Linfield in a long Ume. He
has an excellent Jump snot, is re
bounding well and is close to be
ing one of the lasies. men so
the squad.
Now let's look over the first
round of League play. In the open
ing contests last friday. sacrea
Heart dropped Central in a thrill-
lnng overtime contest, Stayton
stomned Salem Academy, 61-3(1,
and Cascade ripped through Philo
math, 50-38.
In the Sacred Heart-Central bit,
it took the Cardinals three periods
to get going. They were then trail
ing, 39-30. It waa all knotted up at
48-48 when the regulation time
ended. By virtue of two free
throws and a field goal, the Cardi
nals got three points to the good
and stalled until the buzzer. Vince
Matt led the winners with 18.
It was Stayton all the way as
the Salem Academy had a little
trouble finding themselves. Wayne
Minton was high with 11 toward
the winning cause, while Roger
Nielson, Dsve Nietllng and Sam
Vvallen all contributed 11. Virgil
Fadenrecht was tops for the losers
with 11.
In a rugged game that saw a lot
of fouling. Cascade downed Philo
math. Cascade's nine players col
lected 18 fouls while Philomath's
six were getting 19. Gene Winkle,
Bill Brown, Howard Speer, and
Don Mickey got 10, 1, (, and 7
points respectively for the winners.
however, scoring honors went to
Dave Vincent and Cliff Leach,
who collected 12 and U for the
losers.
So the first round went Next
Friday's schedule:
Plulnmath at Central, Cascade at
Salem Academy, Stayton at Sacred
Heart
Standings
Cascade 1 0
Stayton 1 0
Sacred Heart 1 0
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Salem Academy 0 1
fnuomath 0 1
Central 0 1
Edmonton Signs
Southpaw Hurler
EDMONTON, Alia. OP A young
southpaw pitcher who won ii
games and lost 4 for the Trail
U.K.. smoke r aters in lKi was
signed by the Edmonton Eskimos
Tuesday for duty in the Western
inirrnauotuu L.easue una season,
The chucker. a-year-old Pet.
Boisvert, is the econd Canadian
to sign with the Eskimos. Earlier
the club bouuht pitcher Art Worth,
of Victoria, B.C., from the Spokane
Indians.
ROBINS ON FIRST TEAM
COHVALLIS (UP i Hon Robins,
at S feet I inchea the smallest
regular in the Northern Division,
has regained his first team spot
on the Oregon State basketball
team. Coach Slats Gill said today.
Robins, a good two-handed shot,
was an all-second team choice on
the coaches' ND all-star team last
season.
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Huskies
Waiting
ForOSC
SEATTLE Their stock bolstered
by a split against Washington
State in the opening Northern Di
vision series. University ef Wash
ington's Huskies return to Ed-
mundson Pavilion full of hope for
their Friday and Saturday sight
games with the tall, talented Ore
'gon State Beavers.
Near-capacity crowds should be
on hand for both I o'clock tipoffs
to wstch Tippy Dye's improving
young Huskies take a whirl at stop
ping the Beavers and their much
discussed 7-foot t-tnch center,
Swede Hslbrook. One gent that
will take more than casual interest
in Halbrook will be Dean Parsons,
the Washington center, who will be
given the assignment of checking
the Splendid Spire.
"II Can Be Done"
A truly fine Idaho quintet earn
ed a split with OSC last weekend
in Corvallls, showing toe rest of
the league that it can be done.
and Coach Pye is hopeful that the
underdog Huskies can imitate the
Vandal performance.
If we can put together our best
game, Dye says, "we can make
it tough for Oregon Stat But it
must be our best!"
Nobody can argue with the popu
lar Husky mentor on that score.
becsuss the uregoniana aires dy
have proved their mettle with a
87-51 win over Indiana, the 1953
NCAA champion. The Orange were
rated 10th in the nation in the
Associated Press voting prior to
their split with the Vandals.
Except for Halbrook, a future at
center, the OSC lineup is only a
guess, since Coach Slats Gill has
used Tex Whitemsn (Ml and Tony
Vlastelila (6-5) at forwards on some
occssions, snd Ted Romanoff
(5-8) and Reggie Halligan (8-2)
on other occasions. Similarly, he
has alternated Bill Toole, Ron
Robins and Johnny Jar bo at the
guard spots.
3 City League
Teams Winners
St Paul Salem YMCA snd
Marion Motors recorded victories
last night in the Salem City Bas
ketball league.
Tonights schedule is ss fol
lows: 7:00, Wolgamott's vs. Na
val Reserve; 8:15, Salem Sophs
vs. St. Paul: 9:30, Marion Motors
vs. Marine Reserve.
Director Vern Gilmore said to
day that a change has been made
in the schedule for Tuesday, Jan.
19, and Wednesday, Jan. 20. The
Marine Reserve will play the Na
val Reserve at 7 o'clock instead
of the Salem Sophs playing the
sailors. The Sophs will play the
Naval Reserve at 9:30 Wednes
day.
Results last night:
St. Paul (17)
Snelde (T)
(34) Marina Reserve
(9) Dousherty
. T (3) Wilaon
. C (S) Zumwalt
- G 13) Hallam
Smith (11)
Kirn (Bl
Smith (13)
Smith (131
C (0) Dlymer
Reaervea acorlne: Godsev
ntrahon
3. Jonea I. Settlemelar a. Ttrarilav 4.
Officiate: GotUrted and Valdei.
Aunsvllle t
(43) TMCA
r (131 Unruh
F , (6) Zueake
C (01 Coey
G () Peddlcord
G ISI Klekel
HU69CI1 121
Dalke (101
Kllleneer, R. (31..
Klllenger. B. ().
Huaoy (2)
Reaervea scoring: Brandon 2. Mnee
. Wtnkleblack 2. Rlantll 1. Officlala:
Gottfried and Slancheck.
Navy Reservea (11) (ST) Marlon Mtrl.
Wlnesar 2) F.., (3) Bertram
Bauer (21 r IB) Miller
Werner 101 C (141 Henalee
Croaa (17) G (11) Jaeemann
Lng IS) G (41 Palton
Reserves scorins: Havemlck S, Nef
fendorf S. Bardilev S. Roe 1. Offi
cial: Rlencheck end Valdes.
Yakima Selects
Hollingberry
YAKIMA m Former Wash.
ingtun Stale College football coach
Orin (Babe) Hollingberry ia the
president and board chairman of
Yakima Valley Baseball Club, Inc..
recently organized here to acquire
Yakima's franchise in the Western
International League.
Hollingberry, now a Yakima
businessman, was a leader in' a
public campaign to raise funds to
k.... .i , . j
t"ST IT
ment from Frederick Mercy Jr.
Others elected at a directors'
meeting were Lloyd Hammerstad.
who started the "Save the Bears"
drive, vice president, and Yakima
hanker Floyd Uuenther, secretary
treasurer. ts
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Fifty ptrfesxiocals compete
Wednesday in aa K-hole qualifying
round for 10 open spots in Bing
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Center and liberty Sis.
Phone 2-2491
Pro-Amateur Golf TournamenL
The' tourruuneot starts riday
with U pro-amateur teams at fa
mous Cypress Point course and tb
same number on the Monterey
Peninsula course. Tha groups re
verse courses Saturday, then com
plete the 54-bole totirnament with
a final round Sunday on the Peb
ble Beach course.
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Wednesday, Jnuary IS. '954
By Ham Fisher
The celebrity-aiudded field like
in fliae m eeL.
IH yew,
lery of more than lOJWO-lndudea
such notables as comediana Bob
Hope, Dean Martin ana rau nu
lis; baseball mea Ralph Kiner,
"Lefty" O'Doul and Hank Sauer,
a host of golfing greats and Geo.
Omar N. Bradley, retired chair
man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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A WEEK
BATDORF'S
FIRESTONE
STORE
OPEN EVENINGS TIL
Hth fc Stota Srs. Ph. 3-9582
209S Foirqroundt Rti. Ph. 3-7455
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