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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 6, 1856 SOT CATtl At ftmSJf At Section 4 Page 3 ' wn,i,ifcr.iii i.i ... f.. ..in.' . Doubleheader Billed at North Saxons Playing In First Fort Vancouver, Hudson's Bay lo Come The South Salem Saxons held a long workout Wednesday night in trying to iron out the difficulties that resulted in a loss to North Salem Tuesday night. Tomorrow night the Saxons play Fort Van couver in the opening game of a doubleheader at North Salem. Coach Dick Ballantyne probably will start the same five that went most of the way Tuesday. The five are forwards Jerry Brunelle and Dan Moore, center Ron Russell and guards Jack Scott and Larry Thompson. The Trappers defeated the Vik ings, 53-37 last Saturday night at Vancouver, and are rated as one of the top teams in Washington. They are led by all-stater Chuck Chronis, a lcttcrman who has av eraged close to 20 points a game for two years. The Saxons will have a definite height disadvantage as the Trap per starting five will average 6-2 while the starting Saxon quintet averages a little over the six foot mark. . Gordon Upkes and Tim Cambell, both 6-5 lettermen, pro vide most of the height for Les Long's Washington team. North Salem, meanwhile, is fa vored to beat Hudson's Bay high school of Vancouver in the night cap at about 8:30. That is because North beat South, and South beat Hudson's Bay last weekend in the doubleheader at Vancouver. Coach Ward Paldanius' crew looked smooth in beating South Tuesday right, 55-47, as three Vik ings hit 12 or more points each., Two guards, Dennis McKcc and Jim Litchfield,, accounted for 28 together and Dick Scoggins, a 6-3 junior, scored 12 as substitute at center. South Matnien Wrestle Today The South Salpm wrpcilini h.nm opens its season tonight in match against Dallas at the South Salem gym. V'restline fnr S n ti t h Cnlnm coached by Hank Juran, will bo: so niyron Mepper. 103 Larrv Wnitte nr Dan F.is. worth. 112-Bob McGuire. 120 Dave Berglund. 133-Floyd Stroh. 138-Frankie Franklin. 145 Richard Davis. 154 Bob Gates. 165 Gary Ballew. 175-Gerry Sticklcy. Heavyweight Jim Woodry. There arp ins pnilponc in ihA tern College Athletic Conference. Greenlee Gets Mention on UP Little All-Coast Linfield, Whitman and L & C Place Men ?' On 1st Team SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The United Press Little All Pacific Coast football team for 1956: Pos Name School E Wixie Robinson Pepperdine E Jim Cox Cal Poly T Floyd Peters S.F. State T Pete Michaelson Whitman .... G Vic Fox Linfield ... G John Kidd Cal Aggies C Don Kloppenburg Fresno Slate B Bill Seymour So. Ore. Coll. B Gene Flippir. Lewis & Clark B Howard Tipton Redlands B Dean Philpott Fresno Stale Second Team Ends: Bill Stemplc, Lewis & Clark; Jack Harmon, Eastern Ore gon. Tackles: Bill Tiedgen, Pacific U.; Cecil Nelson, Arizona (Flagstaff) State. Guards: Ted Hansen, Whitman; Bob Mitchell, College of Pugct Sound. Center: Duane Wickstrom, Cal Polv. Back: Earl Barnum, Humboldt Slate. Back: John Stcinborn, Fresno, Back: Ernie Matlock, Chico State. Back: Ed Lodge, College of Ida. ho. Honorable Mention Ends: Jcrrv Bcier. Linfield, Lap ry Schweinfurt, So. Oregon; Bill Murphy, Fresno; Bernie Hancock, Eastern Washington; Joe Konuski, Central Wash. Tackles: Dale Greenlee, Willam ette: Harry McAdams, Lewis li Clark; Joe Houser, Redlands: Slacie Green, Pepperdine: Bill Harvey, Fresno; Coby Frccby, Whitworth; Les Greer, Eastern Washington. Guards: Jay Gutowski, San Di eco St.: Willie Hudson, Cal Poly: Howard Morris, Linfield; Jack Knudnen, Oregon Collcee. Centers: Caesar Faiamma, Hum boldt State. Backs: John Sochor, San Fran cisco State: Joe Roeien. Pepper dine; Ron Parrish, Linfield; Jerry Duncan, Cal Poly; elven Dagget, Eastern Oregon. Wyman Gem riarth, Oregon Coll.; Hal Jackson, San Diego State; Sut Puailoa, Santa Barbara: Jim Kuhn, Fresno State: Gary Collins, College of Ida ho: John Fromm. Pacific Luther an: Bob Austin. Puget Sound, and Bob Bates, Whitworth. Silver ton Has Football Fete Tonight, 6:30 SILVERTON (Special) Sll verlon's state A-S runncrup foot ball squad will be honored to night at a banquet at the school cafeteria. Starting time Is 6:30. Principal speaker will be Bob Swan, Oregonian sports writer In charge or high school events. Tickets will be available at the high school.. Coach Murl Anderson's Foxes compiled the best record In the school't; history this season, ad vancing' to finals of the A-2 championship before losing to Rccdsport, 7-6" The team won 18 straight games over a two-yean period. Cascade Beats Stayton on Mat CASCADE HIGH SCHOOL (Spe cial) Cascade's strong wrestling team rolled to an easy win over Stayton in a non-league match Wednesday night by a score of 45 15. The Cougars won nine out of 12 matches, including two forfeits in thr low weight classes. Next match for Cascade comes Monday at Albany. Both Cascade and Stayton open their Capital conference wrestling schedule Dec. 12, the Cougars hosting Gervais and Stayton going to Woodburn. Army's 55-46 defeat of Colgate marked the highest number of football points ever scored by two eastern colleges in ' one game. UW Star 9tli in Major ' College Grid Scaring NEW YORK (fl - Dean Derby, the all-Pacific Coast Conference back from the University of Wash ington, was the ninth highest scorer in major college football during the past season. The NCAA Service Bureau, in figures released Wednesday, showed the Walla Walla speedster with 63 points to his credit on seven touchdowns, 18 PATs, and one field goal. Clendon Thomas of Oklahoma was the top scorer with 108 points. SWAPS HAILED MIAMI, Fla. 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