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PASADENA. Calif, m Like a
"air of fighters respecting ach
e:her"s punch. Rose Bowl football
opponents .Michigan State and
UCLA both were concentrating on
defense Wednesday.
Usually carefree MSU Coach
Duffy Daushterty was a little bit
gloomy when he talked about his
first all-out scrimmage on the
Coast.
Second stringers versed In the
I'CLA attack tried out Bruin
single-wing tactics against the first
Sax Matmen
Lose in Match
OREGON CITY (Special)
South Salem hish school wres
tlers lost to Oregon City hiih
school here Tuesday night, 33
19, by losing three of the kst
four matches by pinnings. Each
pin cost five points.
Oregon City won six matches,
plus one by forfeit, and drew in
another. It is the only meeting
of the two schools this season.
Coch Hank Juran's reserves
gained an unofficial 21-21 tie in
exhibitions.
Varsity remits:
97 Forfeit to Oregon Cttv.
lot Dave Robins (SSI pinned Ken
Roberts lOl.
114 Larry H?h-eraon (SSl dec. Lar
ry otnrss (Oi.
12? Mltl Tamuri tOl dec. Darryl
Fine ISSl.
129 Keith Whltlock (O) pinned Lee
Franklin ISSl.
13J LeRoy Williams ISS) dec. Roy
White cOCi.
HO-Curtls rjoje (OC) dec. Jack
French ISS).
H7 Jerry Stlckley'(CC) drew with
Roland Anderson IOC).
156 Chuck Winger (SS) dec. Monte
Rumgay (00.
17-Ken Kirchem (OC) pinned
Gerry Elstun ISS).
177 Layne Caswell ISS) dec. Mar
vin Clsneros IOC).
190 Don Kendig (OC) pinned Bob
Smith ISSI.
Heavy Allen Wrlsht (OC) pinned
Jerry Carter ISSI.
Exhibitions:
114 Ron Crenshaw ISF.I drew with
Larry Sehy (OCl.
122 Jne KesKler (OC) pinned Ed
Hamilton (ssr.
122 Bruce Morton (OCl dec. Clav
Newell ISSl.
129 Larry Stewart (OC) pinned
Robert Joines (SSl.
135 Marvin Bresiler (SS) dec. Den
nis Goosev IOC).
140 Art Krueger (SS) dec. Dick
Johnson (OC).
140 George Randal) (SS) pinned
Mai Taylor ISS).
147 Larry Tracey (OC) dec. Larry
Pavne (SSI.
14S Richard Davis (SS) dec. Glen
Reed IOC).
140 Jim Johnston (SS) pinned L.
Pankey (OC).
ISS Jim Kendig (OC) dec. Dick
McMullen (SS). .
',tcam and Dull was unhappy he
. cause his scouting tesn picket! up
i a lot of ground.
' Must syess neTssat
"We're going to have to spend
more ftme on defense "in ovr
practices." Daugherty said, "be
cause we just haven't played a
team with that type of attack.
"That UCLA type of offense is
awfully effective. I'm thinking ofj
picr.uig up a few of. their plays
to throw back at them."
UCLA Coach Red Sanders sdid
i the emphasis at his wnrkout would
jbe on slopping the Michigan State
otiense.
The Bruins have finished 'heir
hard contact work for the game
and Sanders is satisfied with their
condition.
There was a 20-minute passing
drill Tuesday under pressure viih
Sam Brown, Gerry McDougall and
Doug Bradley doing the pitching.
Ronnie Knox Was in practice uni-!
form and he told the coaches he 1
would be ready to run through sig-1
nal practice next week. He has;
been taking therapy on the bone
which was cracked in the Wash-1
ington game, Nov. 12. Although;
Sanders is not counting ton stronp.
ly on Knox, the team's best passer,
he said that if he is ready by
Jan. 2 "We'll be just that much
stronger."
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IIAMl,eJ,a. Flying Chief 1 $9 80) held on in the stretch and
J7.40) had a easyHtime taking 'withstood a foul claim captura.
the feature at Tropical Park. I the top event at the Fair Grounds.
Amity Loses 1
To Mill City
MILL CITY-iSpeciaD Mill City
combined the double figure scor
ing of four starters to olfset a 19
point individual effort by Forward
Football Players Have Much
Fun as Shrine Hospital Kids
SAN FRANCISCO m Don't they chattercd-about their fam
ever get the idea that a hospital Uics, their books and dolls, their
iui vi ippii"u cniiurtri is always a
F7.-! 2' ' I... I The un-t , in ti,- lead to go on and defeat the visi
us uuuuiiui wui'iiicr inuie vtutt - i 'v,, .-no w-.-.j... i.
Dick Fuller to defeat Amity 47-39 a"V Pl in the country with nny place. The football players, mem-: ' , 'h,' Z.-. ' roLtv B
i t i mrirp nonuinA nnnninptK I hp si in v Knre nr tt, i n-... j ' . .'
ul-ic iu.&uay nigm in a ruyuu i ? "-rr-;-- "ic iuai onu nrai Mjuaus league noon contest.
man UlC OlirillC S VriUUlt.'U . Cllll- : .vhn mnnl in tUn ttt II c.in'. to1-.
ipots at home.
Scio's Loggers
Edge Detroit
SCIO (Special) The Scio Log
gers overcame an early Detroit
Marion County B league clash
The victory was Amity's fourth
straight in Marion B play without
arens nospitai nere. Shrine Game Dec a, . k.
wo wards fu l ot youngsters With Sladiunli ad much fun '
who will meet In the 31st annual! Scio's ,Gcne Manley, who tal-
a defeat to put' it atop the league i tisd.arn?,s' lof spines and Icet kidSi
Izaak Walton
Party Tonight
Salem chapter of the Izaak
Walton League will have its
Christmas party night at a buf
fet supper to be visited by San
ta. Election of officers will be the
main atraction and there will be
a motion picture, "Showman
Shooter," by Winchester. The
event will start at '8 o'clock.
Nominated officers are as fol
lows: President: Pat Crossland and
Jay Harnesberger; vice president,
Jim Mason and Verde Walser:
secretary, Lowell Curry and
Charles Williamson; treasurer,
Monroe Cheek. Directors, Hub
ert Aspinwall, Joe filatujec, Bob
Brown, Marvin Mattson, Clark
Bachman, Monroe Cheek, Tom
Churchill and Paul Nicholson.
standings with Jefferson. Amit
had been undefeated until last
night, racking up three straight
wins.
For Mill City, Ed Gregory, Don
Lemke and Dick Crook all had
12 points and Don Ellingson had
10.
Mill City pulled away to a six
point 39-33 lead at the three-quarter
mark and maintained that
margin to win the closely con
tested battle. Amity drew to a
25-25 tie at half time, but the all
around scoring punch of the Tim
ber wolves proved too much.
lied 14 and Virg Thurston, who
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lull :u nil- Hil US lllK LiUK-
no,- nnn. ..n Ik. EAO I.
11 ..S.'E'- Player on both squads had 'in 'league play with 'two wins
and the same number of losses.
Detroit held an 8-6 first quar
ter lead but couldn't hold it be
fore the scoring of Manley and
Thurston. Scm Jed 26 17 at half-
football stars. And as they chortled ,''3'
youngsters, typed on cards, were
attached to the individual beds.
ine school colors of each plaver
Indians Lose
ToColtonHigli
COLTON - (Special) - Colltm i k! ""J1 K Vargo-decoraled the
ui.v c.i i u..:u . i.. i, beds of each huririv Tho liiiio ni.
msu oliioui uuui ui a .ii-in nan- .. 7 Unserves sr
tune lead over visiting Chemawa , !r .co,ors ln their neniryno oniciais: ui and Coleman.
here Tuesday nighL then went on "" llle D0'5 sported np-l
to a 58-46 final in a non-league hoop : r ZT ",
lemon yellow and green for Ore-1 time and 38-27 at the third period
K.ni .- i,oii aimer, maize and blue ; marK
lor .Michigan s Tony Bra not f,
scarlet and gray for Ohio State's
now.ira lassady, Frank Maciun-
Srlo (43)
Vtncill (31
Thurston 112)
rturton 141
Manlev (14) ...
Parker UI .
(.16) Detroit .
r .. tfii uniti-nmir
F illl Snvder
C. 110) n-re
D .. (21 L. Snyder
G . . 17) Watklns
clash.
The undermanned Indians came nurscs- ' 'he highlight of the year! said
back strong in the second half but
Mill city (41) (39) Amity
Gregory 112) .. T (41 Hubbard
Tempe 1 12 1 F 1191 Fuller
cr,i!. " -G -- 1 S)wdlthy coulcln t catch the host club.
Bassett in G (it c. s'-t : Guard Gene Freeze topped the win
. R;'e.rvs,,(;0r'ne,; AmKy-J- "ub-, ners with 13 points hut Forward
bard 2. Officials: Nelson and Amen, -i n- n- ,
.Charles Tclher of Chemawa was
high foHhe night with 14 points.
Chemawa won some consolation
from the JV clash, grabbing a
63-45 victory,
for lha iwino nnllnnlc
The day said one of the floor It even beats Christmas," she
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SCORES
In the Alleys
CAPITOL LANES
Indf ppndent No. 1 League
Team results: Blue Luke 4. Ki
wanis 0: Salem Elks 3, McGilchrists
1: National Battery 4. Mels Figur
ines 0: El woods Masons 3. Marion
Creamery 1; Good Housekeeping 2.
Dick Meyer 2; Salem Police 3, Cal
Pak 1.
High team series: Salem Elks. 3072.
High learn game: Salem Elks. 1104.
High Individual series: L. Boire of
Elvvnods Masons. 609.
High Individual game: L. Botre of
Elwoods Masons, 2.12.
Independent No. i League
Team results: Hogg Bros. 4. Coom
ler Hdwe. 0; P.G.E. No. 1. 3. Dyer
Sons 1: Brwons Jewelers 3. Dick
Orey'i 1; McCunes Food Sales 3. Saw
bucks 1; Portland Gas 3. Marshalls
1: Ebners Market 3. P.G.E. No. Two 1.
High team series: Browns Jewel
ers. 2874.
High team game: Dick Oreys. 1072.
High Individual series: B. Thomp
son of McCunes. 598.
High Individual game: C. Boyce of
Dyer & Sons, 226.
Ladles Clastic I.eacne
Team results: Roberts Bros. 3. Sim
mons Insurance 1; The Triangle 3.
Tele-Treat 1; Osko Insurance Agency
3. Smoke Shop 1; China City 1, Ad
ler's 3.
High team series: Roberts Bros.,
23.11.
High team game: Roberts Bros.,
902.
High Individual series: Charlotte
Possehl of Roberts Bros.. 554.
High Individual game: Fran Ale
shire of Robert Bros.. 221.
Other high scores: Fran Aleshlre
543, Madge Rleke 520. Ethel Riches
5.10, Phyllis Curry 203-535, June Lloyd
203-510. Kay Krejci 201.
Jabherwalkics !
Plan Contests
The Salem Jabherwalkics, arch
ery group, laid plans for an all
state invitational shoot Feb. 26,
when the annual Christmas party
was held Tuesday night at May
flower hall.
New chairmen appointed were
as follows: Juanita Burtner, tele
phone; Suzi Watson, refreshments;
Gene Hoxsey, field course,, and
Gib Mather, -concessions.
The club saw movies on the
Christmas theme, in charge of
Chuck Fredrickson. Dr. Dale Par
ker is chairman of the club shoot
for January.
Serving refreshments were Suzi
Watson. Rose Johnson, Francis
Fredrickson and Wreva Moblcy.
Next business meeting will be a
potluck dinner Jan. 19.
Saints Ti
St. Paul Five
SUBLIMITY ( Special )-Sublim-ity
bombarded the mesh nets at
will here Tuesday night to register
an overwhelming 71-44 victory
over badly outclassed St. Paul in
Marion County B League hoop
piay. ,
U was the highest score in Mar
ion R play this year and gave
the Saints their second win against
a like number of losses in loop
standings. St. Paul hasn't won a
game yet. losing fourstraight.
Forward Tom Christiansen tal
lied 20 to lead all scorers in the
rout. Sublimity held a 36-21 half
time lead and 57-30 third quar
ter margin over the losers.
The host club managed a clean
sweep of the night's events in con
vincing fashion, copping the JV
clash by a 52-21 margin, ..
Stililim.tr (7D (44) St. Paul
Christiansen (20). T...-. (15) Berhorst
Silbcrnagrl (2) F fl) Fritz
Lewis ill) .C.. (10) Coleman
Bell (10) G (5) Kirk
Heubergor (14) G (6) Koch
Reserves scoring: Sublimity Sulli-,
van 6, Rlestcrer 5. R. Relstcrer 2,
Meiers 1.
Officials: Beyer and Donovan. I
Chemawa (46)
Tellier (14) ....F.
Sam (0) ....F
Brimna (12) C..
Billy (6)
(38) Colt on
(6) Landmark
(9) Newton
. (8) Shafin
(131 Freeze
rown (3) G. (11) Benthon
Hcserves scoring: Chemawa Sa
tanis 3, Meninick 2. Lucero 6: Colton
B. Axmaker 10, L. Axmaker 2,
Officials: Saline and Smith.
Philomath Falls I
To Brownsville
BROWNSVILLE - (Special! -Guard
Jack Cockell dropped in ?1
points here Tuesday night to pace
Brownsville to an easy 51-39 vic
tory over Philomath in a non
league hoop clash.
Brownsville raced lo a 1B-R first
period lead and were never threat
ened after that as they moved to
the case victory.
Center Jim Shaw contributed 15
for the losing Philomath cause.
Brownsville also won the JV con
test, 54-39.
Philomath (39) (Jl) nrowmvllk
Woods (31 F (6) Murphy
Roberts (4) .....F (61 Koontz
Shaw (151 C (ID Nlher
Chambers (fi) ...... G (7) Bickard
Goodwin (2) G (211 Coekell
Reserves scorine: Philomath
Smith 5. Daugherty 2. Funk 2. i
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Albany Defeats
Junction City
JUNCTION CITY Albany used
reserves liberally in defeating
Junction City. 57-44. here Tuesday
nht in a non-conference basket
ball game-
Buz Wilfert scored 14 and John
Wilson 13 for Albany. Gary Casper
hit 14 for Junction City.
A'lhany Junction City
Moye (81 F (121 Nix
MeComme! (4) F (l Petersen
Wilfert (141 C (51 Schirmer
Ridinger 19) G 4 14 1 Casper
Wilson 1131 G (51 Tnltdah.1
Substitutes: Albany Close 5. Tor-
Reson 4. King. Jensen. Gattin, Bald
win. Junction City: Shumate. Mason
2. Hallume: 27-22 (or Albany.
Fights Last flight
Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Al And
rews, 163, Superior. Wis., outpoint
ed Luther Rawlings, 1524. Chi
cago, 10.
HOLYOKE, Mass. Charley Jo
seph, 159, New Orleans, outpoint
ed Sammy Walker, 157Vi, Spring
field, Mass., 10.
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