Monday, January 25. 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
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JOE PALOOKA
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OSC Needs Clean Sweep
Of Series With Oregon
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The University of Oregon Ducks
and Oregon State Beavers were
knocking at the front door Mon
day in the Pacicic Coast Confer
ence Northern Division basketball
race. The Vandals of Idaho were
mulling over their chances of slip-j
ping in the back door.
Oregon forged to the top of the
standings with a 5-1 record during
the past weekend by sweeping a
two-game series with Washington,
77-76 on Friday night and 64-48
Saturday night.
Oregon State lost ground by
splitting a pair with the Vandals,
dropping the opener Friday night,
70-55, and taking Saturday's con
test, 69-53.
Washington State drew a bye.
Oregon and Oregon State hook
up this week in a crucial series
for both squads. They play at Cor
vallis Friday night and move to
Kugene for the second game of
the series Saturday night.
Washington steps out of the con
ference this Friday and Saturday
night to play a two-game series
with Brigham Young of the Sky
line Conference at Seattle.
Oregon State dropped, Idaho Sat
. urday night with new strategy
cooked up by coach Slats Gill.
Gill had three of his highest play
ers, Swede Halbrook, Jay Dean
and Tex Whitcman, pack the key
while two speed merchants, John
ny Jarboe and Ron Fundingsland,
handled the ball on the outside,
until they could get a clear shot
at the hoop or pass to the tall
guys inside.
The trategy proved effective as
it was aided and abetted by Hal
brook's 27 points and Jarboe's 10.
Dreeon. hard-Dressed Friday
n'ght, found the Huskies tough to
handle during the first period Sat
urday night but put the handcuffs
on Washington in the second pe
riod and left the floor at the half
with a 42-27 bulge.
Msjhlnston 48) 4) Oreion
o r P T or
Vn.ot I l I S II Hal s.f
Rryan.f 1 0
Pars'ns.c 7 4
Tripp.g 1 2
John'n.g 0 2
Olsr-n.f 0 0
Cosh'w.c 3 2
ralnnc.g 2 0
Hsllcg 0 0
Ek.c 0 0
Morris. I! 0 0
NORTHERN DIVISION
W L Pet. W L Pet.
Oregon i 1 .8.13 Wih. St. 1 4 .200
Ore. St. 4 2 .667 Waah'n 1 i .167
Idaho 4 3 .595
Saturday result: At Idaho 53. Ore-
Ron State 69; at Oregon 64, Washing
ton 4a.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
California 4 0 1.000 Stanford 1 1 .350
USC a 1 .500 UCLA .... I 3 .350
1 2 Hoss.f 1 2
3 18 A's'n.c 2 1
2 4 Wagn..g 8 3
4 ZH'11'd.f 1 1
0 0 Holl. I u
1 8 McM's.f 0
4 4 Haw's.g 3
1 0 Page.g 0
0 0 Stout. f 0
0 0 Dorw..f 0
Sher'n.i 0
Wra'd.f 1
Davls.f 0
P T
4 16
0 4
9 3
2 19
2 3
5 3
0 0
1 11
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 2
0 0
Totals IB 16 21 48 Totals 22 2J 20 64
Washington 1H 8 '? j
Oregon 16 26 11 11-64
Free throws missed: Washington
Vorgtltn 4. Bryan 2, Parsons 5 Tripp,
Coshow. Patnoe 2. Oregon Halherg,
noss. Anderson, Wegner 3, Bell 4.
Hawes. , , , j
Officials: McCullough and Oakland.
Oregon .State (691
G F P T
Tlean.f 1
Whin.! 2
Halbk.c 9
Jarboc.g 4
Fundus 1
Vlasfl.f 3
Bnm'ff.f 0
Toole.g 1
(53) Idaho
G F P T
7 4 SMel n.f 5 5 5 15
3 3 orivnn.f 2 13 3
5 27 M'r'n.c 3 8 4 14
2 2 10 Fal'sh.g 0 4 2 4
2 4 4 Gar n.g 3 4 4 10
2 0 8 Bau r.f 0 0 0 0
0 0 OTott n.f 0 12 1
0 3 2 Dodel.f 10 0 2
Sathrf 0 0 0 0
F ll'ge.e 0 0 2 0
Mon'n.g 10 12
Buhr.lt 0 0 0 0
Totals 21 27 21 69 Totals 15 23 23 53
Oregon Stale 14 14 -
Idaho 10 I7 14 '2 M
Free throws missed: Oregon State
-Dean. Whiteman, Halbrook 6. Jar
hoe. Vlastellra 2. Idaho Melton.
Morrison 3, Falash 3. Garrison. Salh-
"o'fflrlals: Al Llghtner and Bill
Glover.
Church Loop
To Start 2nd
Half Tonight
Only three of the five divisions
of the Salem Church basketball
league finished the first half
with undefeated records and in
one. the junior B, there was a
three-way tie for first place.
The second half schedule will
start tonight with a slight re
organization effected to equalize
entries somewhat. Champions of
the lust half will meet second
half winners for league titles af
ter March 1.
Games tonight:
Senior league 8:00, Parrish gym. First
Christian vs. Free Methodist; 9:00, Par
rlih, Calvary Baptist vs. Nazarene; 9:00,
Leair gym, First EUB vs. First Presbyter
ian. Intermediate "A" 7:00, Parrish, En
tlewool EUB vs. Flrat Methodist; 1:00.
Leslie, First Contrecat tonal vs. First
Baptist: 0:00, Boys urn, 8t, Mark Luther
an vs. Evangelistic Temple.
Intermediate "B" 7:00, Leslie gym. Na
gym, Kelzer Community vs. West Salem
zarene vs. First Presbyterian: 1:00, Boya
Baptist: 9:00, Girls gym. South Salem
Friends vs. Halbert Memorial.
Junior "A" 7:00,Boy gym, Kazarene
vs. Englewood EOB; 9:00, Girl gym. Cal
vary Baptist vs. First Baptist.
Junior "B" V:00, Girls gym. Deaf
School vs. First Presbyterian. -LEAGUE
STANDINGS (Final)
senior League
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First Christian 7
Calvary Baptist
Nazarene . 5
Stayton Baptist 5
First Presbyterian 4
Grace Lutheran 4
Free Methodist 3
Knight Memorial 2
Salem Wrestlers
Tuesday to Host
Sweet Home 12
Swpnt Home will bring its
First EUB 0
Intermediate "A" League
Englewood EUB 8 0
First Methodist 1 1
Calvary BaDtist S 3
St. Mark Lutheran -.4 4
First Christian 4 4
St. Paul Episcopal 4 4
First Presbyterian , 2 (I
First Baptist 2 S
Jason Lee 0 S
Intermediate "B" League
Evangelistic Temple .... 8 0
First Congregational .7 1
Nazarene - 6 2
West Salem Baptist 3 .1
Keizer Community a it
South Salem Friends .2
First Methodist 2 (I
Halbert Memorial . 2 6
Englewood EUB 1 7
Junior "A" League
Nazarene -. 8 o
St. Mark Lutheran . 4 2
Englewood EUB 3 a
Deaf School - 3 3
First Christian 2 ' 4
First Baptist 2 4
First Presh-vterian 1 5
Juntor "B" League
Calvary Baptist 5 1
Knight Memorial S 1
First Congregational -..5 1
First Methodist 3 3
Englewood EUB 2 4
Deaf School 1 5
St. Mark Lutheran . 0
,Pct.
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.730
.623
.625
.300
.300
.375
.250
.000
1.000
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.625
.500
.500
.500
.250
.250
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1 000
.673
.750
' .625
.375
.250
.250
J50
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l ono
.667
.500
.500
.313
.333
.167
.833
.633
.833
.500
.333
.167
.000
Unbeaten Lebam
Tops Crusaders '
By 49-39 Tally
There was too much power on
the Lebam, Wash., high school
team which made Salem Academy
the 13th straight victim this
season here Saturday night, 49-39.
Although Lebam held lairly i
comfortable margins throughout j
it was the third quarter which j
made it decesive as the Washing- j
" ,. : . ci... Timtrioti tomans scorea iv 10 it tur inci
wrestling team to Salem Tuesday , . ,
L " K,. the senior I Quar.ertirne scores were 9-4, 22-
m-ph"-:- 16 and 42-ZB.
'The first meclina found the
Vikings winning decisively from
the Huskies and Coach Hank
Juran today Indicated he would
use many of his second line
wrestlers.
Juran announced the follow
ing Salem contestants:
p,7rean Vanek.
105 Dave Morgan.
114Roger Morse.
122 Ron Pack.
129 Dick Pearson.
135 John Cummings.
140Bob Cameron.
147Boh Cotner.
ie.fi Wriirht Noel.
167-Layne Caswell.
177 Herb Juran or Jim Bcr-
lleavyweight-nay Taylor.
Bearcats' Coach
Back in Action
Coach John Lewis of Willam
ette university was back on his
feet today after a second tussle
with the flu over the weekend.
Willamette's quintet, taking ex-
u; ii-aolr urill SO 10
Posse hi Is '
All-Events
Champion
By BENN VALDEZ
The Salem Women's Bowling
Association annual city tourna
ment concluded at the Capitol
Alleys yesterday afternoon with
a whole new batch of city cham
pions crowned for the new year.
Big wheeler in the tournament
was Chalotte Possehl, who cap
tured the all-events crown with
1516 scratch for the nine games
and won herself a nice trophy
for the mantel.
Winning the handicap all
events trophy was Wilma Clark
with 1660, Willie also winning
herself a nice trophy.
Team Chamoions
Team champions in the scratch
division with 2344 were the
Chuck's Steak House five com
posed of Willie Clark; Verna
Nelson; Phyllis Curry; Kay
Krejci; Ginny Garbanno.
Winners in the handicap di
vision and their scores: Lawless
Masons 2585; Chuck's Steak
House 2572; Salem Auto Paris
2541: Harrold Phillippi 2507;
Simmons Insurance Agency
2500; Osko Insurance 2495;
Moore Business Forms 2493,
Moores garnered 7th place in
spite of the fact they had Wanda
valaez Dowung who mem.
New nnuhles Champs
New city doubles champions
in both the scratch and handi
rn events were Shirey Laird
and Beryl Muclhaupt who tallied
966 scratch to win the trophies
and 1077 handicap to win tne
cash.
nihnrs In the money were
Gloria Vittone k Helen Glodt
1062; Betty Haley & Barbara
smith 1045: Gertie Carr tc
Marion Lienhard 1040; Willie
Clark & Betty Kennedy; Edna
Hopfinger & Dee Murray 1033;
Ardith Gould & Marie Bradley
1022; Sylvia Gardner & Louise
Albrich 1021; Fran Alcshire &
Dot Allbright 1016; Alice Hau-
cen & Joyce Kunke iui.
Gloria Vittone is the new city
singles queen as she rolled a red
hot 543 scratch total and 618
handicap to easily out-distance
her competitors in the all-alone
field. . . , .
others in the unofficial prize
list were Shirley Laird 572; Donna
Van Dell 569; vena wcison ooo;
Marie Bradley 562: Willie Clark
560; Barbara Smith 558: Alice
Haugcn 556; Arlcne Scott 555:
Alberta Thompson 552; Erma
Turnbull 551; Gertie Adc 548;
Dot Allbright 543; Edna Hop
finger 540: Kay Krejci 539:
Mary Polinsky 539: Alma Penny
531"; Gwen Upston 531; Mary
Colvin 531: and Helen Glodt,
also with 531.
Pictures of all the new city
bowling queens will be run later
this week.
Deadline Nears
For City Pocket
Billiard Tourney
Onlytwo more days remain
to enter the Salem city pocket
billiards tournament, for the
Headline is midnight Tuesday at
the R & B Bowl, 3085 Port
l.ind Road.
Entry blanks may be secured
from Tom Wood, proprieter, he
reminded today. Entry fee of
3 and each player will divide
the table charge in matches.
This tournament, for which
a big trophy will be presented
by the Billiard congress of
America, is -the first ever to
be held in Salem. It will be
round-robin play within each
flight, and there wlU be IS play
ers to a flight.
Each entry will play 11
matches in eight weeks, each
match to be 125 point, 141 rack
call-shot pocket billiards,
present owner, J. R. Carter
LEGALS
EXECUTRIX' FINAL NOTICE
NoUce la herebv ffiven thaL r.tnriva
Lee, as Executrix of the estate oi
Othel E. Lee, Deceased, has filed her
linal account as such and by order
ot the Circuit Court ol the State ot
Oregon tor the County ot Marlon,
the 19th day ot February, 1854, In
the forenoon of uld day has been
fixed as the time, and the courtroom
of said court has been fixed as the
place for the hearing of objections
io saia nnai account ana the settle
ment of said estate.
Dated and first published: January
11, 1954.
GLADYS LEE, Executrix
of the Estate ot Othel E.
Lee. Deceased.
RHOTEN. RHOTEN & SFEEKSTRA
310 Pioneer Trust Bldg.,
Salem. Oregon
Attorneys for Executrix. J.ll,lt,25 J.l.e
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
unuersignea nas xiiea nis f inal ac
count In the Estate of Charles
Kraus, deceased. In the Circuit
Court of Marlon County. Oreaon,
and the Court has fixed March 2nd,
1954, at 9:15 a. in. in the Court
Room of said Court as the time and
place for the hearing of objections
thereto and the settlement thereof.
BERT S. GOODING. Administrator
STOTT & GOODING
Attorney for the Administrator
mi Yeon BldK.,
Portland 4, Oregon.
' J 13, r 1, 8. IS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE
STATE Or OREGON
lOR THE COUNTY OF MARION
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
IN THE MATTER Or THE ESTATE
OF
CHARLES J. GOODING, also known
as C. J. Gooding, Deceased
No. IS 132
NOTICE -OF SALE OT REAL
PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to an order duly made and
entered In the above entltlec Court
and cause on January 2.id 1934
Bert S. Gooding, the duly appointed,
qualified and acting executor of the
estate ox unancs j. uooaing aiso
known as C. J. Gooding, deceased,
shall from and after Tuesday the
2nd day ot March, 1954, proceed to
sell at private sale, on the terms
hereinafter named, to the highest
bidder, at the premises, all of the
estate, right, title and Interest of
the Estate of Charles J. Gooding,
also known as C. J. Gooding, de
ceased, in and to the following de
acribed parcel of real property situ
ated In Marlon County, State of
Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner
of the Donation Land Claim of
David Mongrain. Notification No.
758 Claim No. 58 in Township 4
Soulh. Range 2 West ot the Wil
lamette Meridian, and running
thence West along the Nortn
boundry of said claim No. 58. 78
chains to the center of the county
road; thence South lOo West along
the centrr of said road 9.74 chains;
thence East along the South line
of the North half of said claim
77.11 chains to the East boundry
No. 58 thence North 20 03' East
10.21 chains to the place of be-elnnlne.
Said parcel herelnafterahove de- i
srrlhed will he sold wholly as one !
tract of land. I
The terms on which said parrel i
of real property will be sold are
as follows: The highest bidder for
said parrel ot real property shall
pay the full purchase price In cash,
or credit, or both, as prescribed by
law upon the execution and deliv
ery of a good and sufficient execu
tor's deed, mortgage or contract sale
to said real property suhtect to con
ftrmaUon of the above entitled
Court.
Dated at Salem. Marlon County.
Oregon, this 2nd day of January
1934.
BF.RT S. GOODING. Executor
of the Estate of Charles 1.
Gooding, also known as C. J.
Gooding, deceased.
Molt K Gooding, Attorneys at Law,
Yeon Ruilding.
Portland 4. Ore.
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Leadine scorers were Dave
Quail of Lebam with 18 and Har
old AWMer ann virgii raoen
reeht, who made 10 each for
Salem Academy.
There was no preliminary
game.
Leham (45) OJ Sal. Arad'mr
H'lrirtak IS' V - 1"" Alluter l
Longwlth (7) ... F (31 Wallace'
Quail H8I C (Si Schreder
Fuss (71 .G (10) Fadenrerht
Frieje (111 G ... . (71 Phillips
Reserves scoring: Sal. Acad He.
man 3. Officials: Vandervort and Val
der. Lebam 22 42 49
Sal. Acad t II II M
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