Friday, January 29, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
'Catts
7 of Next
10 Games
Are Away
Only Northwest conference ac
tion of the week will occur when
Bearcats and Badgers gnash their
teeth Saturday night at Forest
Grove in a game which won't
change standings no matter which
way it goes.
Willamette university's 4-0 rec
ord compares to Pacific's 2-5 cellar
rating and nearest threat to the
Bearcats in the still young season
is College of Idaho (4-41, Whitman
(4-4) and Linficld (3-3). The
thought that chills coach John
Lewis occasionally is the idea that
seven of the next 10 Bearcat games
are on the road where hospitality
is rare.
Lewis said today that his start
ers will be the solid five who have
surprised some early season pro
phets of doom: Tom Gooding at
center, Pete Reed and Dick Hoy
at forward, Jerry McCallister and
Duane "Lefty" Shield as the play
making guards.
" On the opposition .roster are at
least three scoring dangers, Norm
Hubert, runner-up to R. C. Owens
in conference bucket busting: Clint
Agee, the 6-7 center; and Danny
French, 6-2 forward. Hubert is one
f the more effective point and
playmakers.
to Pacific
Scatty
Viks Open Series Tonight
On Court at Marshfield
Furmon's Selvy to Break
3-Year Hoop Record Soon
Harold Johnson
To Fight Slade
On TV Tonight
By JACK HAND
NEW YORK lB-If Harold John
son doesn't trip over Jimmy Slade
tonight at St. Nicholas Arena, he
may finally get his title shot at
Archie Moore, the light heavy
weight champ. ,
Philadelphia is the likely site
some balmy night next July, pro
vided promoter Herman Taylor of
fers enough cash to convince
Charlie Johnston, Archie's propri
etor. The odds of 4-1 favoring Johnson
give Slade little chance but the
27-year-old New Yorker can be a
very rough character when in the
mood. They say he has been in
the gym for a month getting ready
for this one. ' '
The bout will be on radio (ABC)
and television (NBC) starting at
10 p.m., EST.
Bevo Averaging
47.4, 16 Games
NEW YORK ffl When Bevo
Francis scores less than 47 points,
he's having a bad night and the
Rio Grande (Ohio) hot shot has
been having very few of them this
season.
Latest small-college basketball
figures released by the NCAA
Service Bureau show the elongated
center has tossed in 759 points in
the 16 games he s played for a
healthy average of 47.4 points per
tilt.
Francis added 136 points in three
games last week to his already
sizable total.
His closest competitors are Car
son Lovett of Franklin ana Marsn
all with a 32.3 per game average
and Bob Hopkins of Grambling
who has scored 591 points in 22
games.
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By BEN PHLEGAR
NEW YORK to-Fabulous Frank
Selvy from Furman University fig
ures to break basketball's all-time
individual scoring for a three-year
major college Career record some
time within the next 10 days.
If he can keep up his most recent
pace he will do it before the week
is over. ,
A Scoring Marvel '
Selvy is a scoring marvel, the
likes of which never before has
been seen on a basketball court.
After two seasons of play with the
Greenville. S.C., school he has
scored 1,803 points. He needs just
86 more to pass Kansas' Clyde
Lovellette's record and he has 15
regular-season games to play.
Last night against Presbyterian,
he scored 48 points, the eighth time
in 12 games this season that he's
hit 40 or more and the fifth time
he's been above 45. His average
for the dozen contests is 39.5, ex
actly 10 points above the single
season record he set a season ago.
He has played twice since he
paused for midterm exams. The
first game after his rest ho scored
45 points. Tonight he goes against
Newberry and tomorrow against
Clemson. Those 86 points may
come in the two games. If they
don't he's got two more games
coming up next week against
Manhattan College in Madison
Square Garden Thursday and
against La Salle in Philadelphia
baturday.
beivy s show last night helped
Furman overpower Presbyterian
109-79 and bring their season's
mark up to 6-6.
OCE Guard "y.chm-
phomore guard from Salem,' is
counted on for services for
Oregon College when the
Wolves host Eastern Oregon
tonight and Saturday In an im
portant conference series.
Chamberlain was outstanding
In the last series again Oregon
Tech.
Jim Byrne KOs
Joe Kahut in 9th
PORTLAND I 'Jimmy Byrne
of Portland knocked out Joe Kahut
of Woodburn, Ore., in the ninth
round of the 10-roundcr headlining
a boxing card here Thursday
night.
Byrne, at 215. outweighed the
veteran Kahut by 28 pounds.
In preliminaries:
Gale Davis, 166, Eugene, Ore.,
and Gene Meeker, 168, Estacada,
Ore., drew, 4; Frank Scott, 195,
Eugene, stopped Tommy Demers,
188, Sandpoint, Idaho, 4; Chuck
Maxson, 190. Portland, stopped
Stew Rose, 185. Madras, Ore., 2;
Gene Brixcn, IK, Sandpoint, Ida
ho, stopped Monte Clark, 185, Cor
vallis, Ore., 3.
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Spokane Hires
Babe Curfman
Business Mgr.
SPOKANE W) The Spokane
Indians of the Western Interna
tional Baseball League Thursday
hired an ex-football coach as busi
ness manager and gave him or
ders to "fill ud the nark."
Raymond (Babe) Curfman, who
resigned last month as head foot
ball coach at the University of
Idaho, was given the assignment
by Indian owner Hoy tiatcnKiss.
Hotchkiss said his only instruc
tions to Curfman was to keep the
turnstiles clicking.
The Indians set a minor league
attendance record in. 1947 but last
year had trouble at the gate.
Curfman, who gained a lot of
friends during three years at Ida
ho, said he will move here from
Moscow to take the job.
S The Salem high Vikings
open a two-game series with
the Marshfield Pirates tonight.
Salem goes into the game the
under-dog as they meet the
third ranked Pirates.
The Vikings took teA play
ers to Coos Bay this morning
and then will return Sunday.
Players going were Phil Burk
land, Don Crothers, Gordy
Domogalla, Wayne Ericksen,
Jim Knapp, Tom Pickens,
Larry Springer, Herb Triplctt,
and Bob Wulf.
M;.r;;hfield has rolled to 12
wins against four losses while
Salem has an eight-four mark,
with all four losses going to
high ranked teams. They have
lost to Eugene, Corvallis, Mil
waukie, and Roosevelt of Port
land. Lineups Familiar
Coach Harold Hauk, assist
ed by Lee Gustafson, probably
will start Ericksen and Pickens
at the forwards, Wulf at center,
and Knapp and Domogalla at
the guards.
The Pirates probably will
use Steve Bigelow and Sandy
Fraser at the two forward posi
tions, Wayne Young at center,
and Bob Ayre and Ron Jones
at the guards. Marshfield, a
consistant state title threat,- is
the defending champions but
they have lost all their starters
from last year.
Marshfield rolled to a 67-52
win over Corvallis while the
Vikings were beaten 52-38 by
me same Spartans. Marshfield
topped Eugene 72-61 while Eu
gene beat the Vikings 63-52 a
week ago. The Pirates split a
series with Grants Pass, a team
aaiem plays next week-end. .
luesaay Salem plays the
Corvallis Spartans at Salem In
a return Big Six clash that may
decide the title hones of Salem.
After that Salem is idle in Big
oix piay uniu r ebruary 13.
n JOE PALOOKA - ) C By Ham Fisher f
If C O I IT 4 v"y fTHtRE's Tw Bat...Tne Alienee IP Trsy.LAtxgJY,, t-.S
II H 11 I -2C4 Kv I CHEERING THEMSELVES HOARSE II I Lje eEVfA. acBI I ;
M I rv, I UC X 5S. , f!l 1 I AT THE GAAtENESS OF THE AUSSIE ! I JKcFARLMS I IT ARE. HIT L-LIKE I'
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Halberg Hitting at .576
Clip to Lead Duck Five
EUGENE Ed Halberg, for
ward, shooting at a marvelous
.576 clip, tops the accuracy stand
ings of the Univcrity of Oregon
basketball team in the first six
games.
Halberg, a senior from Port
Player snd Position
I'd Halbers. 1 50
Male Anderson, c 40
Capt. Ken Wesner. t ........ 73
Barney Holland, c 75
Jerry Roes, f ....y 31
Bob Hawes. a 34
Howard Pase. I 31
Bob Stout, I 33
Ray Bell. (
Art Weatherlord, f 1
Bob Olaves. e , 0
Kent Darwin, I 2
Bill Bberman, t ' 1
O'eion totals 314
Angeles, Wash., also leads in
points per game at 16.2; in total
points, 251; in rebounds, 67; and
is second to Barney Holland in
free throw percentage, .784.
Complete totals for the North
ern division games:
. TOTAL
' 8KA-
POA PC Pet. FTA FT Pet. RKB PP TP AVE BON
J7
.519
.415
.315
.307
13 .410
1 .3S3
a .3d
10 .455
0 .000
1 1 .000
0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
148 .3
Opponents
, .441 133 .303
191
195
.184
.511
.867
.857
.500
.137
.150
.135
.358
.000
.500
.000
.000
.801
.584
18
33
18.1 351
10.8 198
10 8 138
9.1 194
8.8 51
351 138 415
1W 131 318 83.1
The Sportmeter
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way they see them they shouldn't be in uniform.
On the other hand, the fan Is always right, for he's the person
who must be pleased or he won't return. To help, Powell
- believes there should be a microphone on the screen back of
the ump so he can explain what happened in incidents which
are not obvious. Powell was the first umpire in the baseball
Hall of Fame, and his battered shin guards and mask art in
SOMEONE'S CONFUSED ' : 1 : '
When Salem High played at Eugene last Friday, Albany was
waiting for Eugene to show up there, according to schedule. It
appears that Eugene had both teams listed for the same night,
something-we noticed, too, when we made up our weekly Games
This Week list . . . Three Willamette university football players
are among 36 Salem men certified as basketball referees. They are
Ken Cooper, Bob Dyer and Dave Anderson . . . Sweet Home is
wondering what happened to their 250-pound tackle-and heavy
weight wrestler named Hubler. The fine prospect, a junior, meved'
aWaV With htS fnmilv nnrl nnna nf 41,afm ahah ,.1J 1 '
Tom Gooding, Willamette center, is wearing spectacles for the first
lima iia tiiAoW ! u.a H i i '
.....o Tree uut wuu i uae uicin in oasKciiiau games, uooains.
mj "ai kuusiii ui oam pmiin, a ot, raui prep piayer.
Faulk, Stewart
Likely Finalists
In Miami Golf
. MIAMI, Fla. I Barring an.
upset, the U.S. Women's amateur
golf champion will meet the Brit
ish women's titleholder in finals
of the Helen Lee Doherty Tourna
ment here Sunday.
Mary' Lena Faulk of Thomas
ville, Ga., defending champion of
the Doherty, and American title
holder, is at the top of the cham
pionship flight and Marlene Stew
art of' Fonthill, Ontario, British
women's champion, is at the bot
tom.
If both win their matches and
gain the finals, they'll meet for
the title Sunday.
Miss Faulk defeated Polly Ri
ley. Fort Worth, Tex., 4 and 3 in
a first round match Thursday
while Miss Stewart ousted Helen
McDougall, Saskatchewan, Canada
5 and 4. '
Others gaining the champion
ship flight's second round, includ
ed: Grace DeMoss Smith, Coral
Gables, Fla.; Edean Anderson,
Helena, Mont.
Football Coming
Back to S. Clara
LOS ANGELES ub The Uni
versity of Santa ' Clara-is coming
back to the football wars, but the
date is indefinite, says the, Rev.
Raymond Copcland, S.J. - -
Father Copeland, director of. de
velopment, ;told a group, of .150
alumni at a dinner Thursday night
that Santa Clara would field a foot
ball team as soon as the institu
tion is financially secure.
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Basketball Scores
COLLEGE BASKF.TBALL
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Thursday's Results
FAR WEST
Utah State 62, Wyoming 4fi
Colorado A&M 67, Montana 64
Western Montana 80, Rocky Moun
tain 60
Puget Sound Rl, Seattle Pacific 67
Southern California 64, Honolulu
Universals 50
EAST
Pcnn State 91, Pitt 85 (three over
times) St. Francis (Bkn) 67, St. Johns
(Bkn) 48
Croighton 87, Serrnlcn 65
Slippery Rock 83, Edinboro 64
MIDWEST
Ball State 73, Indiana Stale 59
Evansvillc 76. Valparaiso 50
Youngstown 78, Georgetown (DC)
74
John Carroll 81, Mt. Union 72
SOUTH
Furman 109, Presbyterian 79
Mercer 63. Georgia Tchrs 48
Howard (Ala) 95, Oglethorpe 73
Wininger Cards
61 in 1st, Round
Of Thunderbird
rALM SPRINGS. Calif (
Oklahoma's handsome Bn Winin.
ger is regarded' as one of profes
sional golf's budding young stars
and his spectacular 11 under par
61 led the field in the first round
of the $15,000 Thunderbird Invita
tional Tournament,
Friday the newcomer to tourna
ment fame was faced with the
problem of hanging on to his two-
scroKe lead ana holding off such
seasoned threats as Ben Hogan,
E. J. (Dutch) Harrison and others
in the select field of 36 pros.
Wininger set a new record for
the par 36-3672, 6-314-yard Thun
derbird Country Club.
Harrison shot a 63 Thursday.
Hogan, winter pro at the neigh
boring Tamarisk Countrv Club.
toured the course In 31-3465 and
was tied in third place with three
others.
TIDE TABLE
TMm fr Tall. Oresnn Fehrnsr. 1QM
(Compiled be 1'. S. Coast GeoOtla
S.rver. Portland. Orel
Jannarf
1:38 a.m.
10:08 p.m.
8:38 a.m.
10:57 p.m.
30 a m.
11:38 p.m.
10:11 a.m. T
5 3
1
19:11 a m.
19:58 a.m.
11:43 a m. 5 8
11:45 a m. 18
1:14 a.m. 1 1
13:31 p.m. 1.4
1:47 a.m. 81
1:13 p.m. 1.1
1:31 a.m. 88
3:14 p.m. 8 8
11:58 a.m. 14
1:31 p.m. 01
1:08 a.m. 18
4:19 p.m. 01
3:08 a.m. 11
4:54 p.m. -0.1
4:05 a.m. 14
1:35 p.m. 0.4
4:57 a.m. 11
8:13 p.m. 0 7
1:48 a.m. 17
1:41 p.m. 0.7
1:38 a.m. 11
7:11 p.m. 01
138 a.m. 19
1:59 p.m. 0.1
8 30 a.m. I S
8:38 p.m. 01
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