Wednesday, February 24. 1951
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orejron
Dallas Defeated But Still
Reigns asWVL Champion
Dallas hai F.Stamria in thanlr
today for removing any doubt
mum uaiua Keeping me Willam
ette Valley league title.
Estacada spoiled Silverton's
last mathematical chance with a
86-46 upset, and even though Dal
i las was being toppled by Molalla,
67-39, the Dragons will have a
new shiny trophy. Gordy Kunke
it the Dallas coach.
Last night's four games closed
the league season. Only other
change in standings was Wood
burn's victory over Canby, giving
the two a tie for seventh place.
Molalla Topples
Dallas, 57 to 39
MOLALLA Fourth-place Mo
lalla used its last Willamette Lea
sue game to topple Dallas hieti
school nere last .night, 57-39, on
strong surges in the second and
fourth periods.
Molalla, leading only 7-6 as the
first period ended, outscored the
champions 24-10 in the second
quarter and 24-12 in the final
period. Stan Childers tallied 21
for Molalla while Larry Day,
reserve, led the cold Dragons with
nine.
The jayvee game went to Dal
las, 57-43.
Dalian (39) (51) Molalla
Hay Domosh (4) T (9) Howell
Hnlfman (61 F... 7 Alexander
Rex Momosh (5) C.. (5) Du. Parker
Brandll (81 G (21) Childers
Holdorff (7) G (01 Alio
Reserves scoring: Dallas Hinds 6,
Wade 2, Davis 1: Molalla Day 9,
Da. Parker 4. Feyrcr 2. Officials:
I.oprindi and Dooley.
Dallas IS 17 39
MolaUa 7 31 43 57
WILLAMETTE VALLEY LEAGUE
(Final)
WLPct. W LPct.
Dallas 113. MAneele 8.429
Silverln 10 4 .714 Sandy 6 8 .429
Estacada 10 4 .714 Wdburn 2 12 .143
Molalla 8 S .643 Canby 2 12 .143
Tuesday results: At Mollala 57,
Dallas 39: at Estacada 58. Silverton
46: IV Canby 44, Wondburn 54; at
Sandv 48, Mt. Angel 44.
Marchbank 16 for Estacada. For
Silverton, Gabe Wolf had 14 and
Jim Black 13.
In the jayvee game, Estacada
won, 44-36.
Silverton (46) (56) Estacada
Copple 16) F (21) Ames
Wolf (14) F. (17) D. Klggins
Kaser (5) .C... (1) Sinclair
Umnenhower (B) G.. ' M H. Kiggins
Black (13) G. (II) Marchbani.
Officials: Gatch ani Meese.
Woodburn Stops
Canby, 54 to 44
CANBY Woodburn notched one
of its rare victories here last night
but it gave it a tie for seventh in
stead of the cellar as the Bulldogs
beat Canby. 56-44.
Canby, within four points going
Into the final quarter, was held
to 10 from then on. Quartertime
scores were 16-8, 30-21 and 38-34,
til for Woodburn.
Bill Gleason scored 15 for Can
by, while Gerry Plank had 14 for
Woodburn.
The jayvee game went to Wood
burn, 44-34.
Woodburn (54) (44) Canby
lliggana (6) F (5 Farmer
Eskrlson (4) .T (0) Werronen
Plank (14) C (10) Bigham
Hastle (9) G (2) Henrv
Norri (10) G (5) Rehl
Reserves scoring: Woodburn Ga
larrio 3. Havnes 4. Mills 4: Canbv
Berg (7), Gleason (15). Officials: Ire
land and Vandervort.
Woodburn 16 30 38 54
Canby ( 21 34 44
Estacada Nips .
Silverton 56-46
ESTACADA Silverton lost its
chance, for a tic for the Willam
ette Valley league championship
hire last niRht as the Estacada
Rangers pulled up from third to
a tie with Silverton for second.
Estacada defeated the Silver
Foxes, 56-46, to hand Dallas the
title.
The Rangers led determinedly
at each quarter mark, 12-10, 24
15 and 39-20 as Gerald Ames hit
21, Del Kiggins 17 and Bob
Sandy Outscores
Mt. Angel, 48-44
SANDY Sandy high school fin
ished the Willamette Valley league
season in a tie for fifth place by
defeating Mt. Angel here last
night, 48-44.
Quartertime leads changed as
Sandy led 15-13 and 27-23 at the
first slops, then fell behind 34-35
as the third quarter ended. Meyers
hit 20 for Sandy. Sandy also won
the JV game, 57-55.
Mt. Angel (44) (48) Sandy
Frey (81 F.. (8) Thornton
Zauner (9) F . (20) Meyers
Gorman (11) C (31 Rhode
Bucheit (7) ..G (4) Peterson
Ferschweiler (0) ..a... (11) Wessellnk
Reserves scoring: Mt. Angel
Traeger 4. Ruef 2, Hit 2, Provost 1:
Sandy Neiltru 2. Officials: Daniels
and McLarty.
Marion Whips
YMCA Quint,
To Take Lead
CITY LEAGUE STANDING!
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Marion Motori 10 i .too
YMCA . ft 1 .118
Aumivilla Fir ft 3 .737
"Wolnamott'i ,. S ,M7
Bt. Paul , . ft .545
Naval Ruervt 3 9 ,113
Salftn SoDhi 3 10 ,167
Marine Reaervt 0 11 ,000
Pacific, EOCE,
PU Get NAIA x
District Berths
PORTLAN DWI Pacific Uni
versity, University of Portland and
Eastern Oregon College of Educa
tion were named Tuesday night to
compete in the District 2 National
Association of Intercollegiate Ath
letics (NAIA) basketball tournament.
Jim "Mush" Torson, NAIA
chairman and Portland U. coach,
said all three schools had accepted
invitations to play in the four-tea
tournament here next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Torson said the fourth team, to
be announced within the next few
days, will probably be either
Southern Oregon College of Educa
tion or Linficld College.
The winner of the district play
off will qualify for the national
NAIA tournament at Kansas City
beginning March 8.
Valsetz to Play
Perrydale Quint
MOMMOUTH-Valsetz and Per
rydale high schools will meet to
night to decide which will play
Falls City Thursday night in the
Polk County B league tournament
at the OCE gym.
The double elimination playoff
will find a Friday night game and
the finals, will, be Saturday, the
champion to go to the District 2B
tourney at Salem.
Marion Motors reveresed the
tables on the Salem YMCA last
night in City league basketball
play, upsetting ,the District AAU
champions, 62-39. yt
The YMCA defeated Marion,
70-51, in the AAU finals but lost
to Marion when they first met Jan.
19, 40-38. Now the Motormen hold
the league lead with thre games to
play.
Other results last night: Aums
ville Firemen, 75, . Marine Re
Reserve 21; Wolgamott's Service
52, Salem Sophs 50.
Marion Motors took over the
lead at 9-8 after trailing early and
led 30-20 at halftime. The YMCA,
minus two players, Millard Bates
and Dick Mase, couldn t pene
trate the Motormen's defense for
good shots.
Marion Motors will play the Dis
trict 5 AAU winner at 1 p.m. Sat
urday at Hermiston.
YMCA (39) (62) Marlon Motori
Coen. (41 F (11) McCalllster
Butler (6) F. (7) Haevernick
unrun (4) c (Id) Henslee
Pellicord (3) .G (4) Jassmann
Kiekel 7) . G (13) Miller
Reserves scoring: YMCA Zeuske
(8), Winkleblack (7). Marion Motors
Patton (3). Bardsley (2), Chanda
(51. Halftime score: Marlon 30,
YMCA 20. Officials: Gibson and
Bowers.
Aumsville (75) (21) Marines Res.
Dalke (14) ..F.. (7) Knfph
Bissell (17) ..F (10) Godsev
Killinger, R, (9I...C (2) Zumuait
Killlngcr. B (4)...G (0) Jones
Busby (7) G (21 Plymmer
Reserves scoring: Aumsville
Dalke. D. (11), Russell (I), Branddnn
(0), Dalke ,I2. Halftime score:
Aumsville .15, Marines 7. Officials:
Bowers and Gibson. '
Woleamotts (32) (50) Salem Sophs
Kansas (11) F (15) We-ver
Hoffert (8) F (13) Allen
Hall (12) c (8i Carleton
Nims (10) G (9) Backstrand
Norton (9) G (5) Michaells
Reserves scoring: Wolgamotts
Hilfllcker (2).
WSC Stills Idaho Hope
Of Division Title 56-44
PULLMAN. Wash. Wl The
Washington State Cougars, who
win only when it hurts, pinned a
55-44 setback on Idaho Tuesday
night and washed out the Vandals
only hope for a share of the
Northern Division, Pacific Coast
Conference, basketball title.
The Vandals, needing to sweep
Busch Answers
Baseball-Beer
Combine Critic
ST. LOUIS W) - The owners of
the St. Louis Cardinals, already
under fire from the minor leagues,
now have been tossed a bean ball
by Sen. Edwin C. Johnson (D.
Colo.), who doubles as president
of the Western League.
A Senate bill introduced by John
son Tuesday would subject all pro
fessional baseball clubs owned by
a beer or liquor firm to anti-trust
laws.
Johnson left no doubt that he had
the Cardinals, bought last spring
by Anheuser-Busch, Inc.. in mind
when he authored the bill. What
doubt there was Johnson removed
himself, stating:
"The bill is aimed specifically
at the beer-baseball combination
in St. Louis where Mr. August A.
Busch has been permitted to gain
control of the cardinals.
Busch, president of Anheuser
Busch and the Cardinals, was ac
cused by Johnson of making base
ball "a cold-blooded beer-pedaling
business."
In a statement released by his
office here, Busch, said:
"We respect the right of a U. S. I
Servicemen
Win Titles
SEATTLE tin Servicemen rep
resenting the Army, Air Force and
Marines dominated finals of the
19th annual Pacific Northwest
Golden Gloves Boxing Tourna
ment Tuesday night, winning all
but three championships.
Frank Haynes of Ft. Lewis took
the heavyweight title and earned
a berth in the national AAU
championships with a hardfought
decision over a longtime rival,
Ted Davis of McChord Air Force
Base. .
It was the third Golden Gloves'
meeting of the two. Davis defeated
Haynes in the recent Tacoma fi
nals and Haynes beat Davis at
Vancouver, B.C.'s Gloves' tourney.
Two hard-punching . youngsters
from Oregon and a scrappy Ca
nadian were the only non-servicemen
in the championship bracket.
Phil Moyer of Portland took the
light welterweight title, Jack Pus
cas of Eugene won the lightweight
crown, and Buddy Pearson of Van
couver, B.C. emerged as the feath
erweight winner.
Championship round results in
cluded: Flyweight Nick Lopez, Ft.
Lewis, outpointed Rod Graddon,
Seattle.
Bantamweight Gerald Mathes,
U.S. Marines, Bremerton, stopped
Johnny Cate, Portland, (3).
Featherweight Pearson out
pointed Carl Brunson, Whidbey
Island Naval Air Station.
Lightweight Puscas outpoint
ed Joe Winters, Fairchild Air
Force Base, Spokane.
Light welterweight Moyer
outpointed Gordie McDonald, Van
couver, B.C.
Light middleweight Abe Lin
near, Ft. Lewis, knocked out Ed
die Given, Seattle (2).-
Middleweight Bill Potter,
Whidbey, stopped Leo Dobbs, Yak
ima, (3).
Light heavyweight Bill Park
er, Ft, Lewis, outpointed Amos
Lincoln, Portland.
Welterweight Joe Bethea, Mc
Chord Air Force Base, outpointed
Bob Bailiff, Ft. Lewis.
Ssenator to make any comment or
introduce any legislation, though
we hardly believe it proper for
legislation to be aimed at an indi
vidual or sinclo company."
The Cardinals president, with the
club at its spring camp at bt.
Petersburg, Fla., also answered
Johnson's charge of using baseball
merely to sell a few more bottles
of beer, in the statement:
"To accuse us of using baseball
to achieve a position in the indus
try we long have enjoyed is sell
answering.
In the first place, we bought
the Cardinals only when we were
certain that no other group could
keep them in St. Louis."
their last three games to' remain
a pennant contender, were stopped
by WSC'g tight zone defense and
bowed out of the race, leaving the
field to Oregon State and Oregon.
Idaho had hODed to make it a
three-way chase down to the wire
by defeating WSC here and Wash
ington at Moscow Friday and Sat-
urday. A double win by Oregon
over Oregon State in their week
end meeting would have set up a
piayoit tor tne title.
But the Cougars, whose three
previous conference wins included
upset that put Idaho on the down
grade, once more shook up the
standings, setting tne stage for a
battle for third place in the Washington-Idaho
series at Moscow.
In Tuesday night's contest, the
Cougar zone defense held the Van
dals to 17 points in the first half.
Idaho found the range in the third
period but WSC held its margin
and went into a stall early in the
fourth period.
WSC's Ron Bennink took scor
ing honors with 21 points, includ
ing 7 straight free throws in the
final minutes.
Idaho (44) (5) Wain. State
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Flynn.f 3 2 0 8 Benink.t 7 7 021
Melton.f 3 13 7 Perry.f 2 4 2 8
Morsn.c $ 3 4 13 Rehdr.c 5 7 4 17
Falash.f 1 0 4 2 Klock.g 10 12
Garsn.g 4 12 9 Swnsn.g 2 13 5
Sather.f Olll Lodge.f 0101
Buhler.f 0 0 10 Hanks.f 0 0 10
Llbdge.c 0 1 I 1 Udrwd.c 0 0 0 0
Totten.g 1113 Folsy.g 10 0 2
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Total 17 10 20 44 . Total 18 20 1158
Idaho 8 9 14 1344
Wash. State 12 10 19 1556
Free throws missed: Idaho Morri
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Wash. State .Lodge, Perry, Rehder
5, Swanson 3. -
Church Loop
Leaders Vie
In Main Go
The first-place tie will be brok
en tonight in the Senior division of
the Salem Church Basketball lea
gue, when First Christian plays
First Presbyterian, Both have 8-1
records.
Each one will have one more
game in the second half, which
closes for that division next Mon
day. Intermediate . "B" already
has closed out, Nazarene winning
the title. Intermediate "A" will
finish Thursday when the leader,
St. Paul Episcopal, will meet
fourth-place First Methodist.
Junior "A" will finish tonight,
although- Nazarene already has
pocketed the second-half champ
ionship as it did in the first half,
giving it a perfect season of 13
wins. Junior "B" play tonight
finds the league leader, First
Christian, playing third-place
First Presbyterian. Junior "B"
will conclude Thursday night. .
Oamca tonisht:
Senior 8:00. Parrllh, Orare Lutheran
ri Calvary Bandit: 9:00. Parrllh, First
Presbyterian vs First Christian.
Intermediate l'A" . 8:00. Boys tym,
Calvary Baptist s First consresatlonal;
9:00. Olrls arm. First Baptist ts First
Christian.
Junior "A" 7:00, Olrls svm. Bt. Mark
Lutheran vs Plrst Baptist: 8:00, Olrls
rym, First Contrecatlonal va Deaf
School.
Junior "B" 7:00. Boys arm. First
Christian vs Plrst Presbyterian.
ROOK WRESTLERS WIN
CORVALLIS un The Oregon
State Rook wrestling team defeat
ed the University of Oregon Frosh
27-8 here tueaday. Ken Kesey ef
the Frosh lost on a decision to
Vern Ellison of the Book! In the
feature heavyweight match. ..
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course with about 125 entries
roughly half North Americans
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6.50x16 39.50 76.00 8.50
7.10x15 38.90 74.80 8.00
7.60x15 42.90 82.80 9.00
8.00x15 1 47.90" 1 92.80 1 10.00
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