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THE CAPITAL JOURXAL, Salem, Oregon
Tuesday, January 26, 1951
blem Senator ' Directors-to Attend W IL AAeetong
Luby to Try for Player
Deals Friday, Lewiston
General Manager Hugh Luby
will try to fatten up the Salem
Senator baseball roster with some
player deals when the Western
International league directors
meet Friday and Saturday in Lew
iston. Idaho.
Attending from Salem will be
Bruce Williams, club president.
and Luby. while Walt Zosel, new
ly elected director, and Director
George Paulus will go 11 uey can
arranee it.
What Luby Is looking for will
Include two outfielders, a first
baseman and a shortstop, plus
some power on the mound to re
place Joe Nicholas, the 23-game
winner who win eel a cnance
with the Portland Beavers along
with Shortstop Gene Tansclli.
Luby said also that that he will
try to book a home-and-home two
game series during spring train
ing with Yakima.
Harvey Storey, Salem's new
manager who replaces Luby as
playing manager, will not be at
the meeting. The Senators will
plan a dinner in Storey's honor
in February.
League Issues Listed
Hottest issue at the WIL ses
sions will be whether to adopt
split season, whether to keep
all the gate for home games, and
adoption of the league schedule,
which was drawn up again by
Luby.
Luby said that the schedule
calls for the Senators being at
home Decoration Day, but will be
on the road July 4 and during
state fair week. AU 1953 teams
will return.
The season of 136 games will
find 68 of them being played at
home. It will open April 29 with
Edmonton in Salem and will call
it quits Sept 7 on a trip to Cal
gary and Edmonton, Luby point
ed out.
Favors Splitting Gate
Luby said Uiat he favors the
Bromwich Spills
Trabert Dream
Of Fourth Title
SYDNEY, Australia Iff John
Bromwich, the two-fisted swatter
who won the Australian tennis title
back in 1939 when Tony Trabert
was an eight-year-old. upset the
American Davis cup ace Tuesday
in the second round of the cur
rent championships 1-, 1-6, 6-2,
6-1. i
The SS-year-old's victory smashed
Trabert's dream of sweeping all
four major tennis titles in the
world Australian, U.S., Wim
bledon and French this year
and seemingly paved the way for
little Ken Rosewall to win his sec
ond straight Aussie championship,
home game split of before 40 i Rosewall advanced to the quarter
per cent for visitors with a $250
a game guarantee, or whichever
is larger. The tendency at the
close of the season would be for
a lower division team to trim its
roster and traveling costs if it
were to get none of the gate on
the road, he observed. Luby said
also he favors a split season.
The general manager also said
that be is sending out envelopes
on the subject of bonus tickets to
stockholders and fans who had
them last year. They offer 11
grandstand tickets for the price
of 10 ($10) and can be obtained
by anyone else by writing to the
ball club here ana sending a
check.
finals with a machine-Uke M, 6-3.
6-1 victory over Abe Segal of South
Africa.
Vic Seixas, Trabert's Davis Cup
sidekick, advanced by beating Aus
tralia's Neaie Fraser 9-7, 8-6, 7-5.
Ham Richardson of Baton Rouge
La., also reached the quarterfinals
as he made short work of Ian Ayre
ot Australia 6-3, 6 4, 6-0.
The Americans got only an even
break on the day as lefthander
Mervyn Hose scored an expected
triumph over Bob Perry of Los
Angeles, 2-6, 6-4, 7-5.
Littler Wins
Actress Esther Williams looks en as Gene
Littler of San Diego displays his prize of a
sliver set after Winning the San Diego Open Golf tournament.
Littler, who posted a 274 total, received no money since he is
an amateur. (VP Telephoto)
8 Coaches Rate
Milwaukie First
In U. P. Survey
PORTLAND (UP) Oregon
school basketball coaches today
rated Milwaukie as the number
one prep cage power in Oregon
in the Oregon Journal's first
weekly poll.
All eight coaches talcing part
in the poll rated Milwaukie as
the top team. Milwaukie got 80
points.
Other teams and number of
points included: Cor va His 72
Marshfield 60: Eugene 52: Roose
velt 49; Grants Pass 22; Albany
21; Gresham 15; Willamette 12;
Redmond and La Grande 10
each; Baker 8; Madras 5; The
Dalles 4; Cleveland 4; North
Bend, Jefferson and Central
Catholic 3 each, and Salem and
Burns 2 each.
Coaches taking part include
Harold Hauk, Salem; Bruce Hot
line, Marshfield; Ward Palda-
mus, Astoria; Jim Partlow, Lin
coln; Frank Rnelandt, Medford;
Ojp Sarpola, The Dalles: Marv
Scott, Redmond, and Ted Wilson
McMinnville.
Jackson Whips
Layne in Sixth
By JACK HAND
NEW YORK tsV-Hurricane Tom
my Jackson, a "new face" fight
ing his first main event, has
nudged bulking Rex Layne a little
closer to the end of the line.
The 22-year-old Jackson, a sur
prising 8-5 favorite over a man
who once beat Jersey Joe Walcott
ana tzzara uiaries, wore down
Lavne. riranrwf him Iuiii anH
forced Referee Mark Conn to call
a merciful halt at 1:44 of the sixth
round last night at Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway. It went as a
technical knockout with the com
pletely exhausted Layne unable to
continue.
Next in line for the Negro youn
ster from New York will be a
Feb. 22 Parkway match with Clar
ence Henry of Los Angeles if
matchmaker Teddy Brenner has;
his way. j
Furillo Agrees
To New Pact
NEW YORK CB - National
League champ Carl Furillo signed
his 1954 Brooklyn contract today,
Ezzard Charles, former heavy-i
weight champion, had 42 amateur !
fights and won them all.
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crossed his fingers and said:
"Here's hoping for another good
year."
Thus within less than 24 hours
the Dodgers reached contract
agreements with the batting cham
pion and the league's most val
uable player, catcher Roy Cam-
panella.
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League,, resigned as Dodger pilot
PASCO. Wash, tin Charlie
Dressen, who quit Brooklyn after
guiding the Dodgers to the Nation
al League pennant last season,
will be the main speaker at a
fund-raising dinner for the Tri
City Braves of the Western Inter
national League here next Monday
night.
Dressen, now manager ot the
after the Brooklyn front office re
fused to give a contract of longer
than one year. Brooklyn lost the
World Series to New York of the
American League.
Dressen is also scheduled to
speak at Wenatchee Feb. 2.
SCORES in the ALLEYS
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try Co. 4: hlsjh learn aerlea, ftalem
Hardware. 3?3. huh ind. tame, Oene
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with 1W8: high tram scries, Starr
Foods, 2U:t9. I
Ladles Minor League U-Bowl 1
Krebi Forfeit i Moen aw; Nhi
4 V. Gannon 360, J. Gannon Wi,
Fallen 320, JMdrcih 348.
Vay Less Drugs S D. Valdez 360,
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Salem Builder S imply 3', Ander
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Bearcats Back
To Conference
Wars Saturday
With same catching up to do In
the Northwest conference in spite
of leading the pack, the Bearcats
of Willamette get back to practice
today after struggling with exami
nations. '
Willamette has played only four
games, winning them all, while
Whitman and College ot Idaho, In
second, have played eight each for
.900 records.'
Next venture into conference wa
ters will be Saturday night at For
est Grove against Pacific, now in
the cellar with a 2-5 mark. It is
the only circuit game of the week.
The Willamette varsity scrim
maged with Coach Jerry Frci's
irosn, center Tom Gooding stand
ing out offensively.
Sports in Brief
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASKETBALL
NEW YORK - Kentucky, Du
quesne and Indiana continued to
rank one-two-three in the weekly
Associated Press poll
FOOTBALL
RALEIGH, N.C. - Earle Ed
wards was named head cnch it
mil i,. in- North Carolina State College to
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