Wednesday, January 20, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
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Soldat Finishes
Ross on 'Wolf
Leap' to Neck
The "woll leap." a tactic too
mean even to use on a wolf, won
for Soldat Gorky over Salem's
Tony Ross in one of the three
main events at the Armory last
night
Gorky took the second fall with
his infamous jump which ended
1 with a knee in the throat of Ross,
and Ross could not recover for
the third fall. The Salem wrestler
had taken the first fall with kid
ney punches and a backbreaker
slam against the Russian who dis
liked Ross' refereeing last week.
A misplaced kick was respon
sible for the defeat of David Jons
and Johnny Henning in the tag
team match against Toi Yamoto
and Kurt von Poppeheim. The
man with the careless foot was
Henning, who was trying to kick
Yamato from outside the ring.
The Japanese ducked and the
blow landed on Jons, who was
pinned pronto by Yamato.
The first fall went to Von Pop
penheim, who used his sensa
tional crossbow hold on Henning,
and the second fall was a Hcnn-ing-Jons
victory as Jons won from
Yamato.
Ivan Kamaroff silenced Ivan
Gorky in the second fall of the
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Last Scheduled
Games, Makeups
In Church Loop
First half of Salem Church
Basketball league play will draw
to a close tonight except for
makeup Thursday of games post
poned Dec. 23 because of Christ
as holidays.
As a result of Monday night
competition, there is one less un
defeated team, First Congrega
tional getting knocked ff in the
Intermediate "B" division by an
other undefeated quintet. Evan
gelistic Temple, 35-30.
First Christian, unbeaten in
the Senior division, will play
opening match, practkaliy crush-, First Presbyterian (2-5) tonight
ing the Russian with a bear hug and must make up its game with
in ine corner ot tne ring. Gorky jtirace Lumeran (4-2)
couldn't or would, not return for
the deciding fall. Gorky won the
lirst fall with a "Russian cycle
hold."
Englewood EUB, without a loss
in Intermediate "A", must make
up its Dec. 23 game with First
Baptist First Congregational has
SCORES in the ALLEYS
Capitol Alleys
INDUSTRIAL NO. I
ELWOODS MASONRY (2) E.
Wilkalia 563. R. Shlpman 444, D.
Butch 4T4, B. Craycrolt 484. H. El
wood 826. MAYFLOWER MILK (2)
D. Brown 509, J. McFarlane 362. B.
Hetstrom 418, M. Case 484, J. Brown
478.
CURLY'S DAIRY (3) K. Valleau
438, A. Wright 492. B. Shawn 513, P.
Salstrom 521, L. Stanley 480. VALLEY
MOTOR CO. (1) J. Farley 4B4, G.
. Schroyer 427, A. Holmes 434, C.
Parker 483, E. Bullock 438.
POSTAL CLERKS (31 R. Switch
450. J. Burkhart 428, M. Hadley 438.
J. Daley 532. D. Torgeson 510. STE
VENS JEWELERS (1) K. Clark
584, J. Albrlch 468. L. Jones 452, B.
Grddrs 378, J. Olney 576.
JIM'S RICHFIELD SERVICE (3)
3. McCallister, B. Hansen 546. B.
Clark 441, D. Aleshlre 471, J. Hurd
529. CAL PAK 111 L. Lance 469,
T. Sloan 416, F. Heinke 454, R. Wer
bowskl 518. F. RrheideKKer 473.
SALEM POLICE 141 D. Nicholson
543, S. Friese 326. W. De Vail 393. C.
Creasy 533. M. Malhera 540. NATION
AL BATTERY (01 M. Dobbs 394. A.
Cameron 342, R. Moodv 413, W. Wells
429. H. Bartholomew 506.
ELKS (4) T. Thompson 484, B.
Osko 533. L. McKlnney 510, W. Walls
588, F. Krr 480. BLUE LAKE (01
P. Ayr. 39. J. Eekley 4X7, D. Drafar
433. R. Lewi 438, G. Lloyd 4S9.
High team gsont and aeries 983
nd 3571.
High Individual fame Bob Hei
st rom of Mayflower Milk. 332.
High (Tidltddual series Wayne
Walls ot Elks, 688.
INDUSTRIAL NO. I
Brawns Jewelers (S V. Haugen 531;
Barnwell 416: C. Hausen 45; Taylor 441:
H. Hausen 049. Kennvs Real Estate (1
Brlifi 433: Amunds 490: Hill 5S3: Reess
399: Parmer 530.
Valley oil fa. (t) Warner 493: Mann
473: Veital "; Pranie 49: Clausen 517.
Rerke snd Wadswerlh IS Reeve 485;
Martin 503: Stanley 466: Causey 8M:
Boyee 536. .
Smiling Jacks Ine. HI Landls 477:
Hsnnum 463; Payne 430; KromwaU 480;
Notdurft 513. Salem Hardware (0 Walla
434; Warken 411; Day 360: Ivle 453:.
Ksrr 44j.
Franks Route at Ruga IS Elwood 434;
ftrhroeher 456: Botre 46: Morris 451;
Stilllvan 537. Kea Pelts Insurance III
Ksy 463: Srhlrk 399; rry 393; Schnell
416: Sullivan 473.
MrCune Feed Sales (St Thompson 549;
MrCune 563: Worn 461: Wllkalls 133;
Comstork 456. Keller Merchants III
Bressler 507: Chrlstensen 393; Morley
4fl0: White 573: Coomler 435.
Hose Brothers 171 Carter 436: coe :
454: Carstemen 430; Reynolda 4.18; Nuss
511. Portland Gas and Coke t-l-rWe-slrom
37: Laudle 4.10: Keller 441; Pen
fiercest 514: Craycroft 4A0.
Huh team same and series. 868 and
2601. Hlsh Ind. same. Kenny Hill ot
Kennrt Real Kstste, 683: hlsh Ind. same.
Wilbur McCuna oi alcCune rood Sales.
334.
University Alleys
I. Aim CLASSIC LEAGI'F
HOBF.RTS BROS 13) Aleshire.
509; Jackson 425: Hannum 435: Olney
446: Pos-ehl aSI.
HERROLD PHII.LIPPl (l'-Krelcl
48.T. Garharino 47t; Curry 428; Laird
40: Mullhaupt 481.
OSKO INS. AGCY (41 Ups'nn
370; Lull 400; Colvln 411: Bradley
426; Thompson 464.
LEES FINE CARS (01 Merrell
339; Relnke 369; Kaneski 393: Green
lee 3111: Aaron 322.
SIMMONS l'S AGCY (4l-Moon
465 Crafdus 380; Arnhold 396; Haley
431:' Smith 462.
CHINA CITY (0 Thomas 379:
Hillerlch 271; Lemke 347; VanDell
4"caSr-S 'HIGHLAND MKT. (3.
t.elnhard 438; Hopfinjer 429; Murray
405: Lawless 516: Carr 402.
THRIFTWAY CLNRS. (H-Rounds
318; Hausron 393; Fallen 404; Loken
431: Kunke 410.
'iViJh team ame ROBERTS BROS.
MHish team series ROBERTS BROS.
High Individual series C. POSSEHL
UNIVERSITY MERCANTILE LEAGUE
Marian Feed gs Reed (3) Isell 505:
Smith 528; Llenhard 568; Holmes 478:
Carlson 604. Dyer Sons Insurance II)
Simons 499; Bolser 567; Roaka 513;
Talbot 464; cook 484.
Navy-Marine Reserve (Sis) Oartner
505: Ollmlre 338; Doyle 436; Johnson
454; Black 483. Shrock Motor Ca. ((!
Gtlson 415: Anderson 489; Harmon 379;
Stanley 484: Bunnell 472.
Kemlngtoa Rand (3) Sprlsss 536: Kim
mell 469: Rsboln 458: Hayden 521: Col
burn 553. Hoy's Automotive (II Dutolt
41; Mcdulre 492; Keen 467; Carr 502;
Hoy 438.
Snider Eleetrle 15) Arthur 453; Jacob
son 433; McCain 457; Morris 434: Coover
467. Craeroft Tesaca (I) Heath 443;
Radka 439; Hardy 395: DeLanp 433: Cra
eroft 457.
Moolrr Pharmacy (S) Mootry 451;
Sauera 425: Collins 447; Leach 473;
Smith 465. Gorman's J, S, Salem Phar
macy ID Brown 434: Dye 359: Gunder
son 455; Haines 335; Burnett 443.
Burklsnd Lumber Co. (3 H. Webb
468: B. Burkland 434: F. Webb 468:
Srhueta 476: D. Burkland 817. Rentage's
Beverages (I) Ada 451: Anderson 519:
Duffy 474; Nichols 417; Fallen 434.
High team fame and series, Marlon
Feed it seed. 1066 and 2995; hlsh Ind.
same and series, Wally Carlson of Mar
km Peed, 245 and 04.
Hall of Fame Vote Due
NEW YORK 7-Baseball's Hall
of Fame, now numbering 70 mem
bers, is expected to be increased
by two and perhaps as many as
five today when the ballots are
counted in the 14th annual elec
tion. And under a new rule, in effect
for the first time this year, a play
er must have been out of organized
ball at least five years. The only
exception is those who received
more than 100 votes last year
when Dizzy Dean and Al Simmons
were named. Joe DiMaggio, the
New York Yankee Clipper! Bill
Dickey, former catcher and now
coach with the Yankees: and Ted
Lyons, ex Chicago White Sox
a game to make up with South
Salem Friends (2-5) in the In
termediate "B" league.
The Nazarene church (6-0) in
the Junior "A" appears to have
completed its first half as cham
pion. Calvary Baptist (5-0) must face
First Cogregational (4-1) in the
makeup game which stands in
the way of a Baptist champion
ship in the Junior "B" league.
Results Monday:
Senior league First Christian 64 First
EUB 29; Stayton Baptist 66, Naiarene 31;
Knlsht Memorial 37, Free Methodist 33.
Intermediate 'A" First Methodist .49.
St. Paul 26: Englewood EUB 72, Jason
Lee 24; rirst Christian 44, First Baptist
37.
Intermediate "B" Evansellstlc Temple
35, First Congregational 30; Nasarene 54.
West Salem Baptist 40; First Methodist
39. Kelser 25.
Junior 'A" 8t. Mark Lutheran 33. First
Baptist 13.
Junior "B" Knight Memorial 36, En
glewood EUB 93; St. Marks Lutheran 16,
Deal Srhool 17.
pitcher and manager and recently
signed as Brooklyn coach.
Walter (Rabbit) Maranville, the
great little shortstop who died re
cently, appears to be the outstand
ing candidate. Last year he re
ceived 174 votes. 24 short of elec
tion. Maranville, sparkplug of the
1914 Boston Braves world cham
pionship team, had been away
from organized ball for more than
a decade.
Bill Terry, one of the aO-Ume
New York Giant greats and for
mer manager, also is considered
a strong candidate.
City League
Duck Pins
UN'S CITT UAOUI
WeaelraHM Saa She (1) Duane Frank
360; Knulhs 381: Fisher 324; achvarta
365: Warns Frank 130. Dr. Pent (1
Bishop 389; Merrlman 416; Lepper 30i
Ramey 379: Howell 339.
Olaen Florist (4) White 523; Barker
366; WaldlLg 435: Jungllng 496; Wood 414.
Lea Newmans 101 Herb Nelnsst 460; Mel
Nelnsst 420: Williamson 336; Alderman
369: Davis 393.
Davis oil Co. (1) Blanton 431; Adams
36B: Dsvls 463; Omohundro 373; Scharf
414. Dyers Insurance 13) Srharf 359;
Prve 461: Jefea 376; Pollnskl 474; Penny
437.
Quality 1'erd Cars (31 Campbell 483:
Snelsrove 331: Short 433; Miller 416:
Dell 444. Kaye Radio A TV 111 Dean 435:
Hensel 368; Harold 302; Still 415; Kaye
441.
Willamette Art Tile III Jsrober 391:
Capps 434; Bush 366: Hober 433; Meyer
438. Modern Woodmen Ins. (01 Dolae
463: Capos 434; McOuIre 433: Smith 483;
Hasse 374.
Hish team series and game, Olsen Flor
ist. 3331 and 790: hlsh Ind. series. Fills
White lOlsen Florutl 533: hlsh Ind.
game. Wayne Frank (Woodroffes San
Shop i 139.
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Zueske (0) F (01 Bertram
Unruh (17) F (2) Patton
Coen (8) .. C (10) Hensley
Peddlcord (4) O (4) Miller
Winkleblack (T) G () Jaaamen
Reserves :orine: Kiekel (2). Mc
Callister (t2), NWfembort (t) Bards
by 2. Halftlme score: Marlon Motors
19 YMCA 19. Officials: Rawlins and
Slanchik.
WolramoUs (it) (10) St Paul
Kangas 14) T (8) Smith
Hall (16) T (13) Speldel
Sheelar (6) C (0) Kirk
Norton (5) G (B) Smith T
Nims (6) - G ... (15) Smith D
Reserves scorlnE: Simons (7), Hel
strom, Haugen (2), Hudesom, Haf
lerd (3), Harvey (2). Kirk (5). Half
time score: Wolgamotts 21, St. Paul
23. Officials. John Slanchik and
Gottfried.
Naval Res. (41) (36) Marine Res.
Chamberlain (3) T 13) Dougherty
Winegar (3) F (6) Godsey
Lamb (11) .. C (10) Zumwalt
Cross (16) G (2) Jones
Lang (4) G (1) Bradley
Reserve scoring: Patterson (2),
Werner (2), Settlemier (2), Wilson
161. Hallam. Plymmerb 18). Half
time score: Naval Reserve 22, Marine
Reserve 15. Officials: Rawlins and
Gottfried.
Perrydale Tops
Gaston, 47-34,
Holds HRV Lead
Gaston The Perrydale Pir
ates maintained their perfect Hill
River Valley league record by
overpowering Gaston, 47-34, here
Tuesday night. Perrydale now has
a league record of four wins and
no defeats.
Don Miller's Pirates held one
point leads of 1211 and 17-16 at
the first and second quarter stops.
After the score was tied at 19-19,
there was no stopping the Pirates.
The score was 31-23 at the start
of the final stanza.
Larry Massey came through
with 19 points for Perrydale while
his usually high scoring team
mate, Sam Stewart, was being
held to 13. LeRoy Ashwell and
Robert Saunders each hit 11 for"
Gaston.
C. Wiseman led Gaston to a 33-
23 J.V. win by scoring 16 points.
Rudy Gingerich, with eight, was
nigh for the Junior Firates.
Perrydale (47) (34) Gaston
son.
Remnel (9) T ... (II) Saunders
Boeder (1) F ... (7) Dethless
Cooper (51 C (31 Kummer
Stewart (13) G (11) Ashwlll
Massey (19) G (2) Tajlor
Officials: Washburn and Michael-
Reed Leading
Bearcat Tally
On 786 Points
Forward Pete Reed leads Wil
lamette university basketball
scoring after the first 14 games,
figures released today show.
Reed's 186 points are only six
more than Dick Hoy has.
Tom Gooding, center, has 174
and Jerry McCallister, guard, has
145.
The Bearcats are having a two
week 'layoff from Northwest con
ference battles after setting up a
solid foothold with four straight
victories. Coach John Lewis gave
them a holiday Monday but will
have a short 'practice today and
will scrimmage them Thursday
against the Willamette frosh.
Next game will be with Pacific
at Forest Grove Jan. 30 and the
next home appearance will be
Feb. 5 against Lewis and Clark.
Other Bearcat scoring shows
Duane Shield with 75, Dave Gray
62, Bill Colvard 61, Jack Bishop
42, Neil Causbie 36, Dale Gustaf
son 7, Wes Malcolm 4, Jim Hen
sell Henslee 2 and Ron Firzger
ald 2.
St. Paul Graders
Host Chemawa
ST. PAUL The St. Paul grade
school basketball team will be I
host Friday to Chemawa for the 1
third St. Paul game of the season. 1
St. Paul has lost two, to Gervais
by scores 'of 32-28 and 33-25.
Butch Kirk has been leading
scorer for St. Paul, followed by
Richard Koch. Others on the
squad are Paul Schneider, Bob
Coleman, Tommy Frith, R. David
son, Denny Vande Wiele, Dick
Komine, Dave Schneider,
Coleman and Gooding.
Remainder of the schedule:
Feb. 2, SL Luke's at St. Paul, 4
p.m.; Feb. 5, Chemawa at Chem
awa, 3 p.m.; Feb. 7, St. Luke's at
Woodburn, 2 p.m.; Feb. 15, Hub
bard at St. aul, 3 p.m.; Feb. 22,
Hnbbard at Hubbard, 3 p.m.
Hornsby Named
Sox Instructor
NEW YORK Kentucky. Du-
quesne and Indiana were ranked
1-2 3 nationally in the sixth week
of The Associated Press Poll.
rUIPlfift fSa DnOAM Unm.ku
dismissed as manager of the St.
Louis Browns and Cincinnati Red
Bob; Legs in. the last two years,
Wednesday was named Chicago
White Sox batting instructor for
the club's pre-spring training
camp at Hollywood, Fla.
The Rajah, all-time great as a
second baseman with a career bat
ting average of .359 in the Na
tional League, will start his new
assignment March 1 v. hen the
Sox farm director John Rigney
opens the camp of specialized in
struction for 40 farm hands.
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