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Newspaper Page TextSalem, Oregon, Saturday, January 21, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL - Section 2 Pae 1 South Salem Gains District Lead; Vikings Win PIN PATTER Lebanon By BENN VALOEZ Far matt at the ladles here 1 the city this wlO be )uit another winter? week-cad bat far faar at the fall, it will ke illlhtly nerve-racking. Cailie Bain, Mildred Maekey, Jean Beyee: and Helen uiodl are the midway leaden in the annual Ladles City Championships nod' will be iweatinf oat their leading totals In the- final flrlnf thli Sunday. Castle Bain tops the uoreled All-Events list with a 1515 count, Mildred Mackey leadi the Singlet with 570 nnd Jean Boyee and Helen Glodt are the clau of the Double! event so far. Powered by Putt Putt Garbarino's 226 game and 592 series,, the Chuck'i Steak Home gang breezed Into the lead In the team event with a big MS total. Immediately on conclu tlon of the tournament tomor row night all the local gait will begin thinking about the ttate tournament which will be held next month in Hilltboro. Then comet the Northwett tournament in Portland in the tpring and if tome of the gait want a vacation in paradite they can attend the national GENE BRAUCHT ' championships in Miami, Flor. mi fred, top ttate doublet Ida after that. By then, even the most rabid advocate of the sport should have reached the aturatlon point. STATE TOURNEY ENTRIES MISS A total of five Salem teams participated in the state meet In Portland at the East Side Bowl last week-end and none of them bowled spectacularly enough to leave more than a faint odor in the house. The high scoring was saved for the doubles and singles action Sunday afternoon. Gene "Bones" Braucht and partner Bob "Wildman" White did them selves proud in the doubles event as they took over the Class "A" leadership with a 1228 count We'll refrain from mentioning who was the dog as we do not want to spoil a beautiful friendship. Tony Vitlone with 613. Digby Bunnel with 602 and Dale Bastian with 598 all moved to the board in the Class "A" Singles. This week-end there will be' but one team from Salem making the trek to Portland. Bob Ebersole and his Ale & Quail Society bowling as Woodry Furniture will be making their assault on the leaders in Class B today and tomorrow. DISA & DATA ... A few weeks ago Frank Samuelson of the Portland General Electric Team fired an all-spare 171 game in league. Not unusual, you aay? Then take-a gander at Frank's 128 average. We know a lot of the bigger wheelt here in the city who have never 'shot an all-apare game. ... A week ago in the major leagues Terry Gannon led off for Scotty Stores with 663 and Chet Boyce anchored with 608 and they lost all four points. Good at the top. fair at the bottom, but in between it got ridiculous . . . John Coomler picked the 4-7-10 split in successive frames last week. Now that you have that spare down pat, John, which one are you going to practice on now? ., "A"long standing friendly feud hat developed between Dick Phlppt and Tony Vitlone over the condition, of the pins in their respective houses. The University hat alwayt had topnotch wood but Monday night Dick Phipps barely touched the 4-pin enough to convert the spare. Before be could tay anything Tony hollered over to hint, "Atta boy, Dick, that's the way to protect your new ball and my old Dins." 1 Al Herman of Woodroffe's Poor Boys smashed the wood for a new league high game of 237 in the University Commercial No. 2 League Thursday night. We can hardly call a man shooting like that a poor boy. His team had to mortgage their balls and bags to pay off the turkeys . . . About once a month someone shoots a big game in league and then finds out they were only second high for the night. Last Wednesday night in the Capitol Major Ed Wilkalis checked in with a 2S6 game only to have team-mate Jim Ross top that with a 258. Ed did have a successful evening, however, as his 680 series was easily toDS for the evening and the week . . . Ramage s Beverages one of the doormats of the University Classic, rose up like the wrath of a scorned woman and smashed one of the top teams in the league Monday night. Led by Al Jungling and his 622 series they surprised - their opponents no end. Count like that and handicap too is hard to beat . . . Rounding ramdly into his nre-army service form is H. H "Swede" Anderson who was one of the top keglers locally until his two year vacation . . . 66 to 38 North Gains Tie For Fourth in , - District8 By A. C. JONES Capital Journal Sports Editor The North Salem Vikings have a mission, and they pursue it with evangelistic fervor as they climb methodically in District 8-A-l. With their shoot-and-run tac tics here last night, they hand cuffed ths inert Lebanon War riors, 66-38, and had some help from Bend in stirring league standings. Bend whacked Albany, Stomped DISTRICT l-A-1 STANDINGS W It Pet South Salem 4 1 .800 Bend .J 1 .150 Albany 1 .600 North Salem a JOO Corvallls . I . .500 Sweet Home i 3 .150 Lebanon 0 4 .000 Results Friday: North Salem 66, Lebanon 38; South Salem 91, Sweet Home 48; Bend 57, Albany S. Next district games: Tonight- Bend at Lebanon. Tuesday North Salem at Sweet Home, Al bany at Corvallis. Friday South Salem at North Salem, Bend at Sweet Home, Corvallis at Leb anon. v Scramble Ends In Lebanon-Viking Jump Ball 15 . I - - 4 it Huskies In Near Surprise Salem Club Cains 51-43 Win In Hot Clash . 200 to Get Physical Fitness Tests Here Program Tuesday Part of Oregon 'Reply to Ike' Two-hundred students of North Salem High and Parrish junior high schools will receive physical fitness tests Tuesday, conducted by the University of Oregon depart ment of physical education'. Object of the five-man team will be to sample 100 boys and 100 girls to classify them according to a Physical Fitness Index (PFI) as "Oregon's Answer to President Eisenhower." The President recently called at tention to the "deplorable physical condition" of many boys and girls in the country and urged positive action to remedy it To Train Local Tetters The physical fitness program' is designed to identify those boys and girls who are , below the aver age in strength, and to provide ac tivities to develop those who are sub-par. Exercises Not Only Answer Gilmore explained that it is known that just exercises are not always the proper answer to im proving scores of low "PFI" boys and girls. Other causes may be bad living habits, improper diet, sickness, old injuries, physical de fects and emotional disturbances. A follow-up will attempt to lo cate these causes through per sonal interviews, and physical edu cation classes will become more effective as a result, Gilmore con cluded. Oregon is the first slate in the nation to respond to Eisenhower's challenge, it is said. ' National studies show that 59 per cent of U.S. youngsters tested failed one handing the former leaders their second blow the game after North Salem did it 9-5 for Season In raising their all-season rec ord to 9-5, North Salem rose from tie for fifth place to a tie for tourtn, with Sweet Home and South Salem the next two oppon ents. Tne Huskies proved tough on their home floor for South Salem, and' the Saxons will be tough for the Vikings on North's home floor next Friday. Lebanon, not blessed with tal ented seniors in any sport this year, didn't lie down and' play liaaii Thai, ,-A ln-l,!-... nl 11 king heels all the! way but were trailing only 24-18 after four min utes of the second quarter. In rebounds, the Warriors of Coach Bob Cane were almost up to North, behind only 38 to 45. In field goal percentage, how ever, Coach Ken Hunt's shooters hit 24 of 81, or .393, while Leb anon shot 13 of 45 for .289. Hunt withdrew ail starters ex cept Kent Lammers, a sophomore, to open the fourth quarter and they scored 11 points to 10 for Lebanon, who brought only nine players to Salem. Viking reserv es hit three of 14 shots. The reg ulars in the first three periods connected on 21 of 47 for .447. Bob Tom scrambled for 18 points before retiring, just a hair above his district scoring average of 17.67, which should retain his lead. He sank the first four shots he attempted and had 14 points in the first half. Junior Dennis McKee donated six consecutive free throws to the 20-12 lead that North held when the first period ended. It was 34-20 in the intermission and 55-28 as the final canto began. McKee fin ished with 14, getting three goals on fast breaks in the third quarter. Lammers, who gained recogni tion- for his play against Albany Tuesday, got into the double fig ures fo rthe first time, netting 11. For Lebanon, Jim Hayden scored 10 and eight of the nine tallied something. North Salem s junior varsity won their seventh of 12 games by de feating the Lebanon jayvees, 52-"33, in the preliminary. Larry Patton led with 10 points for the victors. North Salem't Bob Tom (It) and Lebanon'! Bud Miller (22). were' all tied up a tecond after this picture was snapped In last night't North Salem-Lebanon hoop, clash. Others trying to get into the act are at left, Jim Litchfield of North, Charles Bachman of Lebanon, John Pattlson of Lebanon and North's Ken Carl. North Salem won the game 66-18. Salem Academy Tops Yawama League Play Locals Grab 5448 Victory Over Sheridan SHERIDAN (Special) Salem AraHemv closed with a rush here Fridav nieht to grab a mi Yawama league victory from Sheridan and move to the top of the legaue standings with 5-1 season record.' The visitors from Salem over took the tiring Spartans to tie the score at 48-48 with just two minutes to go. In the next two minutes they rushed in six points before the host club could catch its breath and the ball game was over. Guard Larry Merk paced the victors with 21 points, but had to surrender high point honors to Sheridan's Quick Qhuck Clark who tallied 24. The Crusader Juniors made their prelim clash a thriller, too, copping a 42-41 victory. Salem Academy (51) C T P T Knapp t J J "' Relmer t ,- 3 2 J 8 Pfau c 8 1 0 13 Merk I ? 5 YAWAMA LEAGUE STANDINGS w l per. S-Academy S 1 .833 snerwooa ..... 4 l .biki Wlllamlna 4 1 .800 Dayton ....... 3 2 .600 Sheridan 1 .200 Banks 1 4 .200 Yamhill 4 O S .000 Basketball Scores , " ?Ta,0f' ?.. or more of his fests while only nine lesis, 10 Begin at iv a.m. auu tun-: , . ,,, . .,.., -1H u,Hh . .min-r in In after. I P" ?ent oI "pcan youngsters - u.tll k. 1 l-in l.nl i,dri failed. acceding to Vern Gilmore, Salem Sajem is one of eight test centers ..iir i t ii i f spt nn nv trip fVntrnl PnvKtrnl pumic scnooia coruuiauir. There vill be 80 boys and 80 girls from Parrish. InitrffrnfiiU will test the fol- JorliiR: C.. -41. left of right and grips on manuomeler. 2. Back lift (how many pounds can beUf ted with kneel atraight). J. Leg UK (how many pounds can be lifted with kneet beat an. belt around waitt). 4. Arm ktrength, bated weight, height wd nmber of chins and dipt. DJpt are from the end of (Stnllel hart supporting tubjeet't full weight. i. Lung capacity, letting num ber of ruble Inches af air stl drnl can blew Into an Instrument. For girls, the pull-ups and push ops are modified. Generally the set up by the Central Physical Fitness committee ml the Oregon Aspciaron for Health. Physical Education and ftecreauon. a Rooks Defeat UO Freshmen CORVALLIS (UP) ThOregon State Rooks, lasers in the first two outings thJ) season, broke into the win column last night witn Lebanon (38) Coolldge ratuson Bachman White Hayden Blanchett Miller Adklns Leatherrnan Totals North Silem ((6) Lammers ;. Tom weaver McKee Lov Cart Syrtng Llfcniieia Gettls Kanj Drake Barnes 12 r, 3 2 0 8 3 2 1 0 .0 0 2 1 .0 2 .0 2 P T 0 0 2 4 S 4 S Totals . 24 18 14 86 Lehanon 12 S 8 10 .18 North Salem 20 14 21 11 Free throws missed: Lebanon 10. North Salem 11. Technical foul: Ib- anon. 5 each. WIckerL Officials: Hendrle and Zwieaort g Edljer I Totals - Sheridan (481 Clark f Sparks f . - Speelman c l'apen g .. Hess g Bailer I Fisher t . 'Totals Dayton Scores 64-58 Victory DAYTON (Special) Dayion took the lead in the second quarter here Friday night and led the rest of the way in downing the Banks Braves 64-58 in a Yawama League game. Banks led 18-14 at the end of the first period, but the winners led 39-27 at halftime and 51-37 at the end of the third stanza. . Don Beaver of the losers scored 23 points to take scoring honors. Gene Walthcr paced the winners with 19. (84) Dayton r ll-l LamDerl F (6) Hcdaccock C (11) Dudke G (191 Walther G (21 Nuttbrock Reserves scoring: uayion- vest Flnleum 2, Banks; Wise 2. Moore. Officials Woatherbee and Blakely. G 10 3 5 1 1 .22 14 41 Sherl- C- Thrnwa Mis,!: A. 8. dan 10. Halftime Score: S. Academy 10. Sheridan 29. Officials Bodsers and Wade. Willamina Hands Sherwood First WVL Loss, 5145 WILLAMINA (Special) Host Willamina treated Sherwood in rather rough fashion here Friday night, pinning a 51-45 Yawama league loss on the merry Bow men, their' first loss in league play in five games. The victors had to come from behind a 38-36 third quanter def icit with a hot fourth period out hurst tb win. Forward Bob Fowler paced the scoring for the winners with 18 points. Doug Littlejohn had 15 .for the Willa mina cause. . ' Forward Edstrom topped Sher wood with 12 counters. . Willamina made A runaway of the preliminary game, 77-32. Willamina (SI uttwnhn (l ilef (16) (SI (isT Tag Rematch BilledTuesday Leanitt' Larry Chene and his tag team partner, (ftorge Drake, will! ... t-U i(U Tantr VDUI.I gel axeman,, -itu j and Buck Weaver Tuesday night 31 the Salem Armory. It was only justice, fortfJJReilly and Weaver won last week when ft'Reilly dragged the unconscious j weaver over on (Ve unconscious i rhna .'Kn th rf"04fcwa!m't 24 !lookl4f. a MiTU-nnai win maicn om (45) ft her wood T 6r Turner r (12) Edtroi Edwardi (6) C 4fc1t Flrkrn .Anderion (4) G fSt.Kmrer Alln (3) O MH Gruver RiMervea icorln: WHIflmtn Shrnk 7. Official!: Mull and .fehn Vnd. . Bank (58) Kelly (IDi Porter (fl Beaver (22) Mailer (71 Parsons (4) Albany Only Top 10 Club To Lose Game Tide Table T(JlESrS(R TAfT, OHEOOM Jefferson-Nearly Upset By Lincoln ; B Player Hits 57 Points By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Only one of Oregon's top high school basketball teams was upset Friday night, and the lone defeat came only as a mild surprise. Thai was Albany's 57-55 loss to Bend. Albany, ranked No. 10 in the weekly Associated Press poll, also was downed last Tuesday and now has a 5-8 record for the season. Jefferson, the state's No. 1 team, had the closest squeak of the night. The Portland city leader had to come frgm behind to shave the strong Lincoln team of Portland, 51-50. Meanwhile a sophomore center in the far courts of Eastern Ore gon, was running up 57 points by himself as he led. Helix to a 100 55 victory over Ukiah in class B play. The sophomore was 6-6 John Stevens. Scarekecgers said hf tried 24 field goal attempts and made 25 of.them. He also added 11 free throws in running up the second lighcst point totne in class B rec- orus. The record la held by Gerry Bloom -of Crow, who scored 67 poftts in one game in 1952. Eugene, the.state't No. 2 teatn. after downing Milwaukee, in a HIGH SCHOOL North Salem 88, Lebanon 38 South Salem 81, Sweet Home 48 Serra 44. Gervals 30 North Marlon 63. Sllverton 62 Woodburn 56, Stayton 82 Cascade S4, Prlnevllle 48 Corbett 46, Perrydale 35. ' Chemawa 68, OSD 34 Amity 81. Gates 47 Salem Academy 34, Sheridan 48 Dayton 64, Banks 38 Willamina 51, Sherwood 45 1 Dallas 55. Estacada 33 Sandy 44. Crnlral 38 ' Mnlalla 67, Canbv 49 Newport 4!i. Philomath 38 Bend 57. Albany 55 Slletz 49. Fall City 32 Vale 65. John Day 51 Pacific Frosh 61, Knapna 56 Concordia (Portland! 63. Gaston 49 St. Helens 48, Rainier 38 Madras 65, Burns 50 O'Dea (Seattle) 41. Central Catho lic (Portland) 39 Waldport 49, Toledo 43 Hermiston 61, La Grande 48 Wlllametta (Eugene) 67, Pleasant Hill 37 West Linn 48. Newberl 44 Florence 64, Talt 61 1 ' Clatskanie 64, Wy'East 62 . . Baker 71, The Dalles 49 Beaverton 74, Tlgard 37 '." Oregon City 61. McMlnnvllle II Tillamook 56, Seaside 43 ' Neahkahnie 37, Warrcnton 45 Eugene 67, Mllwaukie S3 Bedmond 80, Lakeview 57 Gresham 58, PSC Frosh 40 Hlllsboro 58. Forest Grove 33 Pendleton 68. Walla Walla 50 Klamath Falls 62. Ashland 35 Springfield 60, Corvallis 50 : Triangle Lake 58, Westflr 52 Lowell 72. Crow 58 Brownsville 72, Shedd 43 Enterprise 46, Union 40 . Arlington 43, Condon 33 Tillamook Catholic 40. Star of Sea (Astoria) 38 lovcrtlme) Mcdford 42. Grants Pass 39 Helix 100. Ukiah 55 , Elgin 57. Joseph 45 ' ' Sisters 50, Maupin 44 Marshfield 70, North Bend 60 Bandon 62, Glendale 51 Reedsport 47. Roseburg 42 Culver 88, Moro 51 PORTLAND SCHOOLS Jefferson 51. Lincoln 50 Grant 88. Cleveland 36 Washington 56, Ronsevelt 49 Franklin 58, Benson 51 , COLLEGE BASKETBALL JBy Tha Associated Press) FAR WEST Oregon State 69. Stanford 59. N Utah 60. Oklahoma Cltv 58. Washington 62, Washington State 42. Oregon 84. Idaho J. , Montana State 63. Whltworth 58.' Fresno State 94, Pepperdine , 64. Portland U. 99. Regis 89. Gonzaga 77. Seattle Pacific 85. Western Washington 32, BrIUsh Columbia 36. Eastern Oregon 85, Oregon Edu- caUon 84. Northwest Nazarene 79, St. Mar tins 49. Central Washington 76, Eastern Washlnston 66. Southern Oregon 8T, Portland State w. , EAST Holy Cross 96. American Inter national 78. Coast Guard 78, Wesleyan 49 SOUTH Murray Ky. 83. Siena N Y. 74 Tampa 68. Florida Southern 65 Presbyterian 108. Mercer 84 MIDWEST Iowa State 81. Drake 80. Memphis Sine 73. Washington St. LOUIS 71. North Dakota SUte 88, South Da kola SUte 79. All-Sport Star -I . ii By JOHN HARVEY SWEET HOME -(Special) South Salem had to hold olf a tremendous last quarter surge by the Sweet Home Huskies here Fri day night to take a 51-48 win and move into first place in district eight play. The Saxont held a ten point lead with five minutes left in the, game. out tiowara nanieis ana noyce McDaniel led a rally that cut the lead to two paints.' . Sweet Home took a first quarter lead and managed to hold it until midway through the second quar ter. The Huskies led 14-12 at the end of the opening stania and in creased it to 17-14 early in ire second period. Locals Take Leal With 6:50 remaining in the period Ken Allmer added a free throw for the Saxons, followed by two free throws by Jim Allen, two tip- ins by Ron Russell, a layln by Dan Moore and another foul shot by Allmer. This made the score 24-17 with 4:05 remaining in the neriod. With Allmer and Allen doing vu the scoring, the Saxons took a 32-19 lead with 1:50 remaining, but the Huskies cut the margin to 34- 26 at halftime. , Both teams could score only six points apiece in the third period making the score 40-32 at the suut of the final stania. After an ex change of basket and a pair of free throws, Daniels connect! on two long one handers. but Moore put the lead back up to six points with two free throws making the Hinra SA.in Tlaniola hit nn nnnlllpr long one-hander and added two Lorain Plan Northwest free throws, cutting tne score ioi 46-44. Dale Jones made a layin lor the Snxons, but McDamels came rignt bock with a long Jump .ihot. With 1:43 left the Saxons iced the game when Allen made a free throw and Moore tipped the second one in. . " Russell High With 12 Daniels and McDaniels each had 18 points to tie for scoring honors for the night. HUBseti witn v., nn mer with 11 and Allen and Moore with 10 naced the Saxons. Rebounds again played a big part In the Saxons' win as they pulled down 61 rebounds while the Huskies were oniy setting i. The South Salem JV's continued undefeated as they nudged the Sweet Home JV's 55-48 ior their eleventh straight win. Larry Hurk-, hart topped the winners with ID. Jumping Jerry McCalllster a 5-11 senior; guard, will prob- , ably draw a tlarllng role It) . tonight's Willamette Lewlt and . Clark clash at the local gymnas ium. McCnlllsler, a three-sport ttar hit lour years at Willam ette, hat been a backcourt mainstay for Coach Johnny Lewlt all season and It doting ut one of the most vertattle -careen In Willamette athletie history. Bearcats Set . 4 Pioneer Duel Conference Outing At 8 Tonight 6530asketball victory over the vregon rrosir. ui 4 r.l Tl.h.f(i nh-rli ' Vencouver. G1tLCS paced by tall Gary! Pedro Godoy of Cuba will n. Goble. tumped into I 20-4 lead and! his debut here against DaTiny kent the Ducklings from scoring ORourke In tne opener : larger and oldO'boys and girls '. field goal for the first' nine minutes , Godoy, 220. comes from Calgary, oi play, in hooks lea s nauiune, wii-i ue will have the higher scores, "" "jr O O Gil- C 20, O Promoter Stu Hart, (Compiled by If S Coast it vena'stlc Bnmt. PnrtlanifS nra.l - I Juarv Time Hght Tjjne Hght double-overtime at MilwauSie ear ij! n m. o Tnilier, had an etjiier time ( it Fr. i day night and trimmed Mllwaukie J2:J? !- il7-5a Milwaukie ranks No. S in the ?: :'m state. in p.m. -0 3 Medford, the No. squad, man- 3:33 a.m. 2 8 asm! to get rjAst flranta Pat A 4:28 pm. -4I! 3'44 to m 2 7 ' ) ' 514 p m! -i s FiOrth-ranked Franklin of Port 4 46 a.m. 11 nnH defeated Benson, 5S S1, ind s lm 1 1 ,et t,'0,n!,' lor crucial meeting 6 45 p'nvo' -4 with Jefferson' next Tuesday. t:i8 ffi.l t Marhfleld, No. 6 In the poll, Vm am "1 1'downe arch-rivaO North Bend, tot pm! -0 7.70-60. The No. 7 team, Outh sa tis am. I 3 lent, got past Sweet Home, 51-48, 'in am "ii tnA lne No- sound, Beaverton, 44 p!j 0.1 i walloped Tigard, 74-37. ifKh Wjlers 8:03 SOn. 1.9 7:inj.m. 43 8 58 a.m.7.1 8 49 p m. 4 4 A 7:56 a.m. " 10 04 p m. 8:3.jJt.m. 11 ojt m. o0:IU a m. Tl 50 p m. 10:50 a m. 1:3I m. ' 11:41 am. 1:11 a m. 11:34 p.m. 1:51 am. 1:15 p m. 71 in am. 6 7 mi 51 1:11 p.m. 40 7 5 a g tl 7 5 5 10 so 7.1 61 77 South Salem (51) Allen. ( Russell, ( ... Jones, e - Bcals, g Moore, g Coon, t Allmer, t Watllo. c Patterson, g - Merchant, g . ... Totals , Sweet Home (48) . Hoffman, I . Donahe. f Buttenhoff, e Daniels, g McDaniels. g Van Rosky, f ..... Totals . 14 30 10 48 Free throws missed: S. Salam II. S. Home 11. Halftime score S. Salem 8 Home 38. Officials: Bailey ana Derrah. G 3 Willamette will attempt to get out of the Northwest Conference cellar tonight when they face the Lewis and Clark Pioneers in an 8 p.m. game in the Willamette The Bearcats ot John Lewis nave a 1-4 mark, but the Pioneers ot Eldon Fix are sporting only n 2-3 record. A Willamette win would move the two teams Into a dead lock for last place with idle Whit man. ( Lewis will probably start 6-6 Jack Bishop and 6-4 Pete Reed at forwards. 6-7 Neil Causbie at center and 6-2 Vic Backlund and 5-10 Jerry McCallister at guards. , The Pioneers will probably open with 6-1 Hal Adrian and 6-5 Don . jj Ward at forwards, 6-6 Loren u Michelscn at center and a pair of 8 6-0 guards, Joe Boutin and Duane I0 Brady. . o Willamette s lone win was over . " Whitman as (he Bearcats suffered o a pair of defeats by College of o Idaho and single defeats to Lin- 7, field and Pacific. . Gil Turner. Takes Labua SYRACUSE. .Y. OB - Gil Turn er i looked toward Gene Fullmer again Saturday, anxious to take on the Utah battler who was n' petted to provide the competition for the Phjladelpnian r riaoy ni'tni. Instead, young Jackie Lahua filled In for the ill Fullmer ind took his second beating from Turn er in 37 days. Again, it was, split 10-round decision. Turner's ring experience again was the major factor. The young er Labua showed a willingness to mix it with the veteran. In the fourth round, Turner opened a cut over Labua't .lght eye that spurted bloody Hit hand lers patched it up but Gil opened it again with flicking Jabs In loth of the next two rounds, forcing La bua to carry his guard high. When Labua's guard went np, Turner shifted to the midsection. Thifl! he gradually wore down his opponent. Judge Paul Cummlngs scored It J-4-1 and Referee Barney Felix, 6-J-l, both for Turner. Judge Dick Fazio gave it to Labua, 5-41. The Associated Press had Labua on top 6-4. Bend Upsets Albany 57-55 ALBANY (Special) A looping howitzer that swished into the nets with Just three seconds to go gave the South Salem Saxons the lead in the District 8A-1 hoop competition here Friday night. South wasn't olavins here, but Bend was. And they upset Albany 57-55 on Forward Don Lena- berg's 30-fnotcr" with the clock ready to go off. Bend had tied the score at S3 til with three minutes to go. then held onto the ball until Lenabcrg's final heave. Albany now has three wins and two losses, in league play to a 4-1 mark for South Salem. Bend has a 3-1 mark. Jr. High Play In 2nd Week The ParrlBh Cords and the Les lie Blues and Golds notched wins in the second week of Junior high play Friday. The Cards topped the Parrish Pioneers 28-13, the Blues nosed out the Leslie War riors 36-31 and the Blues tipped the Parrish Greys 29-28. Gene Gilbertson of the Greys was high scorer for the day with 13 points. Jim Todd of the Warriors tallied 12 in his team's defeat, Pioneers (13) Johnson (3) Sehurn (1) Harter 111 Richie (0) Partle 15) (28) Cardinals F (41 Vanderhoof F (4) D. Jones C (7) Wood C (4) Orlloff- (.11 J. Jones Albany (83) Moye 1141 MrCnnnell 116) Wllrerl (141 Tnrgeson (01 Wilson (lai (871 Bend (4) Anderson (14) lnaherg (S) Coleman (5I ol.nn (141 Ronsell Reserves Scoring: Bend. Csnnon 1. Luhy, 2 Players To lie Guests' Breakfast Club The Inside, first hand Informa tion from the Northwest Base ball league meeting Sunday will be revealed by Hugh Luby at the Salem Breakfast clab Mon day morning at the Senator hotel. Lnby, Salem Senators general manager, will report on Port land session which will learn if Spokane and Wenatchee will stay In the league thli year. With Luby will be two Sena tort catcher Harvey Keepl and a rookie catcher Jost signed, Jerry Waldrop of Salem. Luby laid he hopes to have the two new clnb directors - Dr. Vera Miller and Cart FerSsoa. The Breakfast elnb eonvenetrt 7:30 for breakfatt, and the pre (rata will opei at 7:U a.m. O nr.rv- flrnrlna: Cards Allen 1. Crleser 1. Officials: Miles tnd Wil liams. ( Leslie Blues (36) (31) Leslie Warr. McCargar (7) f 1131 Todd Hudklns (6) F (21 Clark Melln (41 , C (4) Whelchel Walker (7) O (4) Bowes Stewart (3) G (4) Hartman Reserves scoring: Blues Hender son 1. Fennlmnro 5. Warriors Me cnrmacK 3. caiana 3. uuiciau: uio son and Wilkinson. Leslie Holds () Jones 18) T Polls 121 F Barllett 10) C Rrunkel 110) O Plhnrn 161 G ItrsTves srnrlne (28) Grays (13) Gllherlson 111 Getllt (3) Younequlst (II nilllnga l Hntton Golds Rerglsnd id 7. McDonalds 5. Officials: Annen and Alley. Welterweight boxing champion Carmen Basilio served 33 months' in the Marines. FREE ESTIMATES On Floor ! turnings NORRIS-WALKER PAINT COMPANY I7ltl Front Phone 4-2271 RADIANT GLASSHEAT Bt Continental "The Sunshine Heat" No Fife Harard No Noh No Dirt ot Odor t No Mainlensnce The only full automatic heat guaranteed bt Good Housekeeping , For Free Eatlmttt Fbtne 44263 1541 rairgroaadi BtU