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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon
Friday, February 12, 1951
Huskies dt SC, Pocks at Idaho in: Hot Cage Series
Outcome Is
Important
To Leaders
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oregon State and Oregon, dead
locked atop Northern Division
basketball standings, take on
Washington's Huskies and the Ida
ho Vandals this weekend for what
could be the most important set
ef games of the season for the
two leaders.
Oregon State, picked by many
s the probable league champion,
will be host to the Huskies Fri
day and Saturday nights at Cor
vallis, while Oregon plays Idaho
t Moscow. '"
On paper, the two Oregon teams
rate as easy winners over the
iophomores from Washington and
the slipping Vandals and the week
end is expected to set the stage
for .. a headon collision for the
Championship later this month.
But Coach Tippy Dye's Husk
ies have won three straight after
dropping 14 of 15. and in their last
meeting with OSC put the stopper
on the Beavers' high i c o r i n g
bwene Halb.-ook.
Idaho, tagged as a strong pen
nant contender until the double
loss to Washington last week, will
be making a last desperate bid to
get back in the race. The Vandals
also will be playing on their home
court.
Both Washington and Idaho trail
the leaders by three games going
Into the series. '
Last place Washington State will
be idle this weekend. The Cougars
will return to action Tuesday,
playing Idaho at Moscow.
Willamette Lists
Baseball Slate
Of 23 Contests
Willamette university's base
ball team will play 23 games this
coming soring, including 13 In
the Northwest conference, ac
cording to a schedule released
this week by John Lewis, athletic
director.
The Bearcats will open the
alate at Corvallis April 7 against
Oregon State, then play a don
bleheadcr with the University of
Oregon at Eugene April 10.
The schedule:
April 12 Pacific at Forest
Grove.
April 17 Lewis and Clark
at Salem (2).
April 22 Portland university
t Portland (2).
April 24 Pacific at Salem
(2). ,. ...
OCE at Salem (2).
Whitman at Walla
Tf iSSSi ilaasaarT i i r -
SCORES in the ALLEYS
Ton MfliW HfinriC Although but one hand was free Jer
IUU I IUII J IIUIIUJ ry Koch (43)i sti LouIl university
forward, recovered the ball under hit own basket In the final
period of game at Kiel auditorium, St. Louis, Mo. Holding
Koch's left arm are Boh Mattick (23), Oklohoma A & M ttar
forward and teammate Dirk Boushka (right). At extreme left
Is Clayton Carter, Aggie forward. Mattick and Boushka were
the high srorers for their trams. Oklahoma team was the
winner 59-53. (AP Wirepholo.)
Idaho Picks Skip Stahley
From Pro Cards as Coach
MOSCOW, Idaho W J.Nell
(Skip) Stahley, backfield coach for
the professional Chicago Cardinals
and expert on the forward pass,
was picked Thursday as the man
to lift up the fallen football for
tunes of Idaho. I
era who should be able to pass
CAPITOL ALLEYS
LAD1KS CITY LEAGUE
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 10) Olnty
446. Albrlch 409. Gardnur 416, Turn
bull 429. Polsehl 4BS.
SALEM NAVIGATION (4) Pollni.
ky M. Miller 403. Gallatin 417, Mac
key 41, Penny 4R3.
ISAAKS REALTY (1) Stettler S7S.
Evana 380. Bleuly 377, Black 400,
Kennedy 4A8.
SALEM AUTO PARTS (3) Brad
ley 404, Chamberlain 41, Gould 43t,
Colvin 430, Thompson 418.
CHUCKS STEAK HOUSE (I)
Krejcl 634, Curry 445, Blind 364. Clark
399, Garbarlno 496.
BOB LAWLESS MASONS (3)
Llenhard 443. Lawleu 463. Wherley
440. Rlchea 431, Vanderhoof ,411.
CUPBOARD CAFE (31 Vlttone
474, Halsey 404, Dyer 333, Peaie 409,
Glodt 363.
MASTER BREAD (J) Aaron .171,
Hayne 403. Relnke 433, Roundl 863,
Monner 371,
HANDLE OIL (0) Amove 373,
Brundldfe 361, Hull 431, SUlder 413,
VanDell 411.
SENATOR HOTEL (4) Scott 401,
Laird 490, Prime 476, Upston 486,
Muellhaupt 491.
PLANKS CONSTRUCTION f4)
Plank 429, Hopflnfer 430, Murray
371. Gunn 3S4. Carr 430.
M.K.N. FURNITURE 10) Curtis
373, Smith 390. Kltimlller 331, Ada
399. Doerfler 378.
Htfh team fame and aeries BOB
LAWLESS. MASONS, 3386 and 846.
High Individual game and series, K.
Krejcl. 223 and 334, (CHUCKS STEAK
HOUSE).
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE NO. 1
UNIVERSITY BOWL
MATHIS BROS. (0) A Fish 4.11,
T. EUlnier 409, C. Schafer 441, A.
Todd 481.
SALEM IRON WORKS (4) A. Cor
dler 616, H. Hartman 837, C. Wlnkan
werder 433, H. Obermann S63.
U-BOWL (3) P. Yoder 491, 1. Col
vtn 463. D. GilKon 915, S. Aleshlre
505, L. MnrHs 530.
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO. fl)
Delk 473, Meier 444, Llenhard 491,
Zeel) 47. Carr 4S7.
UNITED COMM. TRAVEL Ml
W. Domes 433, A. Bean 490, J. Strong.
929. R. Strong 440, F. Walton 574..
WOLGAMOTT'S 10) Hastings 499,
Holman 423, 1. Knedler 494, Roberts
448. J. Brown 472.
EARL MALM CHEVRON STATION
(3) B. Haugen 6.11, E. Malm 493. E.
Dlmbat 458, C. Stelnke 403, N. Mc
Callliter 613.
MOOSE LODGE (1) M. Nichols
504, C. Alexander 440, B. Eckstrom
477. W. Purday 447. R. Rablon 396.
RAY 4c WILMA'S (3) B. Wll
berg 600. O. Mull 591. L. Dlerka 464.
G. Ireland 932, W. Miller 533.
MILES TRUCKING CO. (2) Jim
Miles 967. D. Glints 476, A. Claaiaen
488, R. Anderson 933, D, Hlllerlch
478.
WESTERN PAPER CONVERTING
CO. ID Herman 611, Uppert 449.
Keubler 423, T. Anderson 558, L.
Keubler 537.
HOLLYWOOD CLEANERS (SI
E. Corrlgan 498, F. Anderson 527, W.
Ferris 476, C. Case 539. J. Gould 625.
High Individual Game Orval Mull
(RAY t WILMA'S) 259. High Indi
vidual Series. Bob Haugen (EABL
MALM CHEVRON) 631. High Team
Game i Series RAY 8c WILMA'S
1063 and 2891. Other 200 games Bob
Haugen 351, N. McCallister 200. B.
Wllberg 236, Jim Miles 241. C. Case
208, J. Strong 203. L. Morris 211, H.
Hartman 211, L. Keubler 203, H. Ob
rman 200.
COMMF.RCML NO. t LEAGUE"
Villa Market () Btinton 4I; Andtr
on 131: Welch 443: Reno SOS: Williams
411. Bit's llebflela (I) Cue 401:
Prunk 451: Clark 461: Wtrbowikl 462:
aloosri 446.
Marshes- Ptaes (t Reld 5Ui Peaie
373; Rounds 47: Kllllnser Ms; Cons
lln 541. Leekr rue (t) eteckelbers
454; Bustell 476; Psrbam 471; Horn 467;
Dixon 507.
Citr Street Ssfswar (1) Howell
431; Sheldon 401: atrons 376: Kauts 430:
Anion 47. Btala Tlra Berelee (1)
Boehmsr 311; Blaltr 421; Hunter 434;
Worlir 381; Brers 473.
Hllh team iimi, Marines' Place, 131:
hlih team series, Lucky Flvs. Jt8: hlsh
Ind. lime. John Raid ot Marshes' Plsce.
joj: hlsh Ind. aeries, Howie Conklln el
Msnhei' Plsce. 641.
District 2B Hoop Tourney
Details Listed for March 3
AMITY Details were released
today for the District 2B basket
ball tournament at .Amity March
3, 4 and ( by Bob Haberly, prin
cipal and tourney manager.
Entries will be four from Mar
ion county, one each from Polk,
Yamhill and Clackamas-Multno
mah counties, and the eighth
team will be from the second
College of Idaho at
April 27
May 1 -Walla
(2).
May 2 -
Caldwell (2)
May 7 Llnfield at Salem.
May 8 College of Idaho at
Salem.
May 10 Whitman at Salem.
May 11 Lewis and Clark at
Portland.
May 13 Portland State at
Salem.
May 18 Linfield at McMinn
ville (2).
for him Ceorge Eidani, who will
be a senior in the fall, Wayne
Patrick and Bob Haines, juniors.
This trio of quarterbacks was
named by Curfman early last fall
Stahley, was hired as the unanl-jas the first good passing material
mous choice of a faculty commit- , ne ,lad had in nis coacmng career
applicants, and will name his own ' ,
assistants, the university said in .their choice because "his record "f DO I GOT
announcing the appointment. I indicates his type of coaching is I
When he talked with officials ' fitted to the material at hand, and
here Inst week, he said he would j his contact with the professional
Colorado Has
Crusaders and
Cards to Meet;
20 Other Tilts
Salem Academy will
Sacred Heart's home court, the
Salem Armory, tonight in one of
about 20 games scheduled in this
area.
This cross-town rivalry is a Ca- j
pilol league affair between the
circuit loader (7-1) and the fifth
place holder (1-7). When they met
.Ian. 22 it was SR-43 for the Car
dinals. The Willamette Valley league
Isn't expected to he stirred much,
either. Dallas, In front, will play
mtn-place ML Angel at Dallas,
have to look the situation over
before deciding what system to
use for the Idaho team, trained jn
tne spm.-1.
But whatever system he picks.
Stahley'i record indicates the for
ward pass will rank high in the
strategy used. While he was head
coach at Brown University his
teams set records for passing
yardage.
Later, as assistant to Howie
Odell at the University of Wash
ington, Stahley helped direct the
passing skill of All-America quar
terback Don Heinrich.
Officials, who wouldn't disclose
Stahley's salary, said he was hired
on a ycar-to-yenr basis, the
same as any other faculty mem
ber.
game indicates his wide knowledge
of all types of play."
Bruins and Bears
Will Open Series
LOS ANGELES I Hoping to
pull up on even terms for the lead
in the Southern Division of the Pa
cific Coast Conference, the UCLA
La Bruins open a two-game series
Friday night with league-leading
California in the Bruins' gym.
UCLA must capture both games
to draw into a tie with the Golden
Bears, who have a record of S
victories and 1 defeat as compared
to a 3-3 murk by the Bruins.
Southern California's Trojans.
also with a 3-3 record, invade Palo
the cellar
His predecessor. Raymond
(Babel Ctirtman. resinned under Alto to play
nrcssurc last full after a noor sea- Stanford.
son that saw Idaho win only one! UCLA has a 17-game winning
game in in starts. As a part time 1 streak for home games and fig
member of the Pacific Coast Con-, tires to at least break even in the
play al : fcrencc. Idaho plays only the two-game stand.
loop's Northern schools
The new conch said he will
come to Idaho in ahout two weeks
to prepare for spring practice
Stahley will Inherit three play- game.
USC must take two games from
Stanford to stay in the running
(or the division title. The Trojans
upset California last week in one
COLLEGE SCORES
By TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS
Thursday's Results
FAR WEST
Pasadena Naiarene 74, Calpoly
(San Dimasi 49
EAST
Silvcrton. tied with K.starada (or; St .lohn (Rknl 62. ltichmond 59
second, will host fourth-place Mo- i NYU 7S. Mnnhntlnn ft.1
lalla in wliBt is expected to be 1st. Honnventure 87, Siena M
Sami-Finals Set
For Palm Beach
PALM BEACH, Ela. iff! -Joyce
Ziske of Milwaukee, Wis., faced
Bee McWane of Birmingham, Ala.
and Mrs. Maurice Click. Balti
more, took on Vonnic Colby of
Hollywood, Ela, Friday in the
With Big 7
BOULDER, Colo. W If you
doubt that it's darkest before
dawn, take a look at Colorado
University's; basketball team.
The rags-to-richat Buffaloes lost
their first seven non-conference
games this season. Now they're
sailing In front of the Big Seven
Conference after winning fix of
seven league contests for a half-
game lead over Kansas, NCAA
runnerup last season. Overall the
Buffs have a 7-won 8-lost record.
Coach i... C. (Bebe) Lee credits
Colorado's comeback mostly to the
"ability of the boys to hang in
there they don't give up. Their
attitude is marvelous. They work
hard in practice, take coaching
well and show tremendoui fight
ing spirit on the floor."
First place in the Big Seven is
team, a new experience for Colorado's
team, which has nothing better
than a tie for fourth place to show
since it joined the conference sev
en years ago.
It's a young club of seven sopho
mores ana live juniors with no
one standout unless he's Burdette
Haldorson. 6-7 junior center from
Austin, Minn. He's the leading
scorer in league play with 63 of
115 field goal shots for a 54.77 per
cent mark.
Lee said the turning point in
Colorado's season occurred In the
Big Seven preseason tournament
al Kansas City, Dec. 30. Without
a victory after seven games, the
Buffs conquered Washington, 81
60. "That was the first game the
boys played all four quarters."
i.ee laid. "Always before they d
place team in each of the three
outlying areas, Haberly said.
Explaining further, Haberly said
that second place Polk county
club will' play second place Clackamas-Multnomah
county not later
than Feb. 23. Then that winner
will play the second place Yam
hill county quintet.
Eligibility reports and medical
certificates must be in hands of
Haberly before The teams enter
the dressing room. Referees will
be from the Salem Officials asso
ciation and Willamette university
lettermen will handle concessions
except sale of programs, which
will be done by St. Paul high
school.
First round games will be Wed
nesday, March 3, as follows:
2:00 Marion third vs Polk first.
2:30 Marion first vs P-Y-M-C
second.
7:30-Yamhill first rs C M first.
t.00 Marion second vs Marion
fourth.
Knapp, Wulf in Front
Of Salem High Scoring
By PAUL HARVEY III
Jim Knapp leads the Salem
high Vikings in scoring after 18
games have been played. The
senior guard has scored 208
points on 74 field goals and 60
free throws. Junior center Bob
Wulf is close behind with 202
points.
Wulf is far ahead in field goal
averages with 77 for 164 for a
.468 per ccntage- Another junior
Phil Burkland is next with a .380
mark. Wulf is also ahead in re
bounds with 122 while Burkland
has an even 100, most of them in
the cast several games.
Of the regulars Tom Pickens
has thrown the ball away fewer
times with only 16 errors. He
also leads in free throw averages
with a .797 mark. Jim Knapp has
.789, Herb Triplett has .789, and
Gordy Domogalla has .754.
Team Hitting .331
In the team averages the Vik
ings have hit 387 field goals for
.331 average. They have scored
1,089 points to their oposition's
986 In their eleven wins and
seven losses. They have hit slight
ly more than 55 per cent of their
free throw attempts.
Saturday night the Vikings
meet the Springfield Millers in
a Big Six game at Salem high.
The Vikings are favored to take
their fifth Big Six win against
three losses. Harold Hauk will
probably use Knapp and Domo
galla at the guards, Wulf at cen
ter, and Pickens and Burkland
at the forwards
Don Zeh leads Lee Gustafson's
junior varsity in scoring with 120
points. Dale Jones has 105 pnd
Bob Tom Is next with 104. The
JV's have scored 828 points to
their opposition's 636. They meet
the Miller JV's in the 8:is pre
liminary game tomorrow night.
SALEM VARSITY SCORING
Jim Knapp. s ,..306
Bob Wulf, c 903
QordT Domosalla. 164
Tom Plcsmi, f I9
Herb Trluleu. 61
Phil Burklsnd. ( 1
Larry fiprlnser, !-s , 11
Wayne Erlcksen, I 63
Jim Wliilmlre. e 33
Don Crothers. I ..,. 18
Pet Psului, f 8
atan Psvler, t 6
JUNIOR VARSITY AVERAOE
Don Zeh. I 1-6
Dais Jones, e 105
Bob Tom. f 104
Mars Rhine, , , 66
Don PisMey, f
Harrr Same, f .
Bob Foreman. 6 m............ 46
Dsn Luby, tt
Fenton Locheaour. a l
Ken Carl, ( 3
Neal Scheldel, 11
RAMS BILL NORTH BEND
PORTLAND (U W Central Cath
olic high school announced to
day its football team, defending
state champion, will open the
1954 grid seaon here against
North Bend high Saturday, Sept,
11. Father Willis Whalen, prin
cipal, said the game likely would
be played at Multnomah stadium.
Scientists can turn mercury into
gold, but it costs more than gold
from mines.
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Garrett Leaves
To See Brown
SAN FRANCISCO Wl - Stan
ford's Bobby Garrett, the nation's
leading collegiate passer, planned
to leave Friday for Miami for
contract talks with Paul Brown.
coach of the Cleveland Browns of
the National Football League.
Garrett was the Browns' bonus
choice in the NFL draft.
Garrett said he 'had received
offers from two Canadian teams,
which he declined to name, but
"I would much rather play down
here and hope that Paul Brown
and 1 can reach an agreement."
The Stanford star said he had no
idea what Cleveland would offer
but "1 have definite ideas of my
own.
Wood burn Group
Elects Officers
WOODBURN Edwin Ostrnm
was elected president of the
Woodburn Rod and Gun club at
a recent meeting, succeeding Les
ter Lundblad.
Other new officers are Harold
Ingram, vice president: Herbert
Ramage, secretary and Cliff Brit
tain, treasurer. Adrian Schooler
was elected to the executive com
mittee for one year.
The- new officers will be In
charge of the next meeting,
March 4. Gust Toeufer will be in
charge of entertainment, Wil
lard Atwood will be in charge of
prizes.
"African Hunting Safari," a
colored motion picture taken by
Dr. Donald Nicholson of Port
land, was shown at the Washing
ton school auditorium Thursday
night, sponsored by the club.
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The pacer In the Marion County ' SOITH
B Icajiiie, Milt City, is likely to Furman 1H. Ceorj;ia Tech 67
have easy pickings at the beaf . Wake Forest 7ti, North Carolina 62
School Rvm. OSI) is tied for last ' VirKinia Military 82, Virginia
with Detroit 2 JP. I Tech 78
In the Yawama league. Amity . Maryland 7t. Vash-1.e
will go to take on the title con-! MIDUKST
tenders, North Marion. Sherwood Butler 79. Kvansville 67
'will be at Dayton, Sheridan at! St. Josephs iind 81, Valparaiso
PORTLAmO UPl The weekly nport
on flshtni tondtilont prepared by the
Butt CUrtif Commission:
NORTflWFST: Bandy rtvvr lo and
eltar but ftshtnr poor; TtlUmook court- j
ty strfimi tn good condition but few j
tMlhfid bclnt taken; Clutsop count?
trrami low and clear, ttlheid antllnf !
low but improvini; Lincoln county I
tream poor.
SOUTH WEST) Tenmlle lakoa outlet
alow; Smith rlrer eteelhead Dihint fair:
south coastal streams In toed condi
tion and prospects fair: Roiua and Ap
Pletate producing aood catrhea. but
Mini Hide chancf of now run before
lllinoin river will
victory over Mary Ann Downey of pod (he Timers. 66-62. "It was then ; condition; Nortn umn-
oui oum umpqua and main
lurhid.
v.. mi., i-uF iii n uum unci. i they ve oeen just that ever i ntrln lpr "rp c'"f; pr ciifn- made
Mrs. (Hick eliminated W f f f t 1 sjnce " Lee said pfn(1: pln Powder
Smith of a.l.Jrk. Mexico. 2! ' ' ZX,' "":
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Fishing Report
Class D Rookie
Wins Minor Title
COLUMBUS, Ohio ifl - Russell
M. Snyder, 19-year-old Rookie out
fielder with the McAlester, Okla.,
club of the Class D Sooner State
League, is the 1953 minor league
batting champion.
The National Assn. of Profes
sional Baseball Leagues announced
Friday that Snyder's .432 average
won for him the llillcrich G Brad
sby silver bat which goes annually
to the minor league hitting cham
pion, as well as the Spalding
Trophy for being the best rookie
batsman of the year.
Runnerup for 1953 was Leo C.
Shoals, player manager of the
Kingsport Club of the Mountain
States League, who batted .427.
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l nainpionship of I-nlm Beach. Five dav later the Ruffa nnenut
Miss iske moved into the semi- their Big Seven season against "mB .niil'V,
f.nals Thursday with a 3 and 1 1 Missouri at Columbia and whip. ST-SIi' im
Baltimore. Miss McWane defeated Hie plavers renlijed thev could he I ?," "TJ,U
Barbara Homack of Sacramento, tough in league games, and norfast
Yamhill and Banks at Willamina.
The lust named contest should
help decide second and third place.
Findlay 137. Ceilnrville S3
, Unllaghrr of West I'alm Beach, C I'ORTI.AXn TO O.T.I.
and 4.
Baldwin-Wallace
CHURCH SCORES
TO NAME COACH
BOZEMAN. Mont.-A screen
ing committee is expected to name
Montana State College's new head 'Arkansas Tech 79. llcndriv .VS
basketball coach within two or! PRO RASKF.THAI.I.
three week. ! Boston 84. New York III 'overtime
Mor than 50 applications have Syracuse 7fi. Philadelphia 74 idou
been received for the post vacated ! hie overtime'
by Brick Breeden, who resigned i Rochester 79. Milwaukee fifl
to become athletic director. i Minneapolis 110. Baltimore 82
John Carroll 83,
77
SOITIIWKST
North Texas 99. Trinity iTexl 67- ssmlnr t.casur: r.mre Lutheran 50.
Arkansas Collcso 75, Arkansas lt Kl'n M; suytnn flautist is. fire
State Tchrs 73
MrthniiM ;;fl. Into mediate A t.eacu
ll CnnejrFCMtlmial 39, I.I Mrthortist
IS: SI. IVtlll I'lMscniMl S7. Fnclewood
Kl'H .tn Intrrmrriiatr H l.raRtir: Hat
hfrt MrmorIM S.I, Krlrr ("onimxini
tv as Nsrarrnf 4.1, Soulh Salem
Krirnrt .11: Junior A l.cpue: Nara
rene .14. SI. M.irli Lutheran 13.; Il
rnnRrecahonal ?fl, Knicht Memorial
?. .tunmr n t.e.iaiie- 1st ' Pi eshyterl
tn 4o. St. M-uk Lutheran 12.
(By United Press)
Portland State and its high
scoring center, Don Porter, trav.
els to Klamath Falls this week
end for a pair of games with
Oregon Tech in the only Oregon
Collegiate Conference basketball
action.
Eastern Oregon, atop the loop
with a 6-2 mark, meets Southern
Oregon at Ashland in a two game
non-conference series, while Ore
gon College of Education is idle
this weekend.
JOE PALOOKA
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