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    Salem, Oregon, Friday, December 7, 1956
Page 2 Section 2
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Witte Adds A. P. All-America Selection to Grid Honors
Sooncrs9 McDonald
Only Repeat Choice
Rose Bowl Will
Boast Both
Tackles
By BOB IIOOI5ING
NEW YORK
1,1V- Oklahoma
halfback Tommy McDonald is the
lone holdover on the Ktrifi Asso-
ciatfd Press All America football
team announced today.
Center Jerry Tubbs of the na
tional champion Sooners is also ,
Included on the squad chosen on
the recommendations of regional j
boards blanketing the nation and
based on all college games
through Dec. 1
Johnny Majors, the 162-pound '
tailback who led Tennessee to an I
unbeaten, untied season, rugged '
Jimmy Brown of Syracuse and;
Don Bosseler, Miami s wonder
man, complete the backficld,
Arnrtl Not Con side red
In addition to Tubbs, the line
Includes Hon Kramer of Michigan
and Joe Walton of Pittsburgh at
mds, Alex Karras of Iowa and
John Witte of Oregon State at
tackles with Rill Glass or Baylor
and Jim Parker of Ohio State at
guards.
Certificates will be presented to
all members of the first three
teams.
Great performers like Michigan
State's Clarence Peaks and South-' PVcraged 43 yards punting and
rrn California's Jon Arnelt were,caC(j signals.
withheld from consideration be
cause of their limited half-season
aervice.
Six of the players Kramer,
Brown. Parker, Bosseler, Tubbs
and Glass were picked In the j
first round of' the recent profes
sional football draft.
Ilornung on Second
Notre Dame's Paul Hornting.
the bonus choice in the National
Lions Can Win
Crown Sunday
IVlroit HoHtK I'ilt
Vliil.' Curds Play
C.liirngo Bears
11KTHOIT (IHM The Dctrnil
it .. .... .
l.ions co.iin wrap up the .National
Football
League a Western Divl-'
aion title Sunday with a helping
hand from Ihe Chicago Cardinal..
hut Conch Budy Parjer isn't ex
pecting any early Christmas pres
ent. The l.ions play host to the Pills-
liurgh Steele Sunday while the
Cardinals tackle their cross! own
rivalh, Ihe Rears. A Delroit viclory
coupled wilh a loss by the Hears
would give Ihe Lions division hon
ors. "Bui we're thinking only of the
Pteelers." Parker said. "Tljey're ,
Ihe team we have to brat this ;
oming Sunday. We won't start
thinking about the Bears until
Text week."
A schedule quirk has the Lions (
and Rears, the lop teams in the
division, meeting on two of the
iast three Sundav of Ihe recular .
season. ' ,
Detroit whipped Ihe Hears in the
first encounter at Bnggs Stadium
last Sunday by a convincing 4210
M" re. The teams meet again at .
Chicago lec. Hi. t
Haskplliall Scorrs
Oregon Prep Kaskellmll
Pv tui: AssodMi.n ntcss
filfti 40. NfMmra 4
dasion Yamhill 21
Ltnflfhl Old Grals' Tnurney
Culer M. Camas alley 4fl '
lUlsey K. Neslucca JVs 2:
Mitchell SO. McMinnville JVs 1R
Reaverton JVs 42, Canynmille 31
pko hski;ti.i.
New York H.i. itothesler !2
Fort Wayne HH, Syracuse 92
Minne;ipuhs 103, Si. l.oius W
riiilndi'lilna 113, BustDii 111
Willi dels More A-A Honors;
Says Team Should Get Credit
CORVALLIS i.ff - All American
tackle John Wille uf Oregon Slate,
w inner of more fnnMiall iN
than any player in tne hivu-iy ol
the college. :.aid he was n ei
whelmed by the honors accorded
him this season.
The senior from Klamath Fal's
left for New York Thursday to
appear on a trie ismn progt am
in connection w ith h s sr led ion
on a ma(aine s all slur team
Witte said: "Coaches Tommv
Trfithro. Clay Stapleton and Bob .
JOE TALOOKA
I lfmmmm7 'x' s r At iKt 1 PT"
I-ui-5 baba i even 1 m.'m.i t i t, o . -n :.. it amgmt -oa ci.cse to cu, -f
i. . ir w w 1 1 1 1 vs,
CJJON 0
FIRST TRAM
I'm. y:..n
t-.nd lion Krimrr . . Mtrhln
Fnrf In Walton I'Jtliburjth
Tirkle John Uilte Oregon hiai
Tirkle Alex Kuril Iowa
(iuard Mill f;iai Baylor
Ciiurrt Jim Parker Ohio State
Center- Irrrv 'I'uhhi .... Oklahoma
Hark Johnny Majori . Tennrwee
Hark Tommy MVDonald .. Oklahoma.
Hark llmrnv Hrnwn . Jtymriu
. Hark Don Boueler - Miami
Football League, Is in the second
backficld.
Another second team selection
was Hill Steiycr of WashinRton
State, the nation's lending pass
receiver. Slciger is from Olympia,
Wash
Dick Day, a University of Wash
ington guard from Long view,
Wash., was a third team selec-
lion. In addition, 13 players from
the Pacific Northwest received
honorable mention.
K()r the .second successive year,
McDonald has been the chief ex-
ec. ul inner of Oklahoma's "bread
and butter" plaj the split-T
option pilchout wilh Tommy cap
italizing on I fie defense to either
sweep the end or call on his pin
point passing ability.
In helping the Sooners run their
victory string to 40, McDonald
rushed 853 yards in 119 carries,
scored 102 points, completed 8 of
12 passes for 183 yards, caught
4 scoring passes and was strong
on defense.
Motors rnmnleled 36 of 59
nassos for 552 vards. rushed 54!i.
Brown Gained 9K6
Brown, the light-fooled 212
pounder who could run over or
sidestep opponents with equal
ease, rushed 986 yards, scored 10fi
points, was a top pass receiver
find could throw as well. His 43
points as.iin.st Colgate was a
modern record against major op
position. Bosseler Is rated- the equal of
Hoc Hlanchard by Coarh Andy
(itistatsofi, who has worked with
hoth and helicves big Don Is the
best defensive back he's ever
seen.
With a game yet to play, Bos-
eler Has ground out 677 yards
through the middle of defensive
lines parked to slop him and has
yet to be slopped short of ' the
line of scrimmage.
licit Michigan Knd
Kramer is called Hie "best end
in Michigan history." by Coach
Heniuo Onslrrbaan. lie caught IB
nnsM's inr .1.1.1 villus nun i unu 11
. nE .nr4,H nninl, inrlnrimir
.
i ,.,.
-one
of whic h handed
iowa- its only Joss. On defense he
was even greater.
Walton, son of former Pitt
tackle Frank (Tiger J Walton,
: hauled in six touchdown passes,
including the ones which bent
Syracuse. Oregon and Duke.
Wide vs. Karras
Witte had the stamina for 5.V5ti
minutes a game and the skill to
block and tackle Oregon State to
its first Pacific Coasl Conference
championship since I!M1. He will ,
he opposed in Ihe Rose Bowl by
Karras u ho is the tower of
sttenylh for Ihe Il.iwkryes as the
middle man in Ihe defensive line.
Glass averaged Ifi tackles per
game and hlmked Havlnr backs
to an
" " ,",M U! i
hroughoui a rugged MH.itnves i
, .
p.ayed ot a possible M0 .Minora Wind t p
minutes. tiu, mmors wound up Iheir af-
Tubbs was consilently out- fajrs a day earlier than .rxneclrd.
standing n. a linebacker, pass de-, They took up 29 proposed amend
lender and blocker. Against Iowa mrnts. adopting Hi, rejecting It
State he raced 711 yard. to score nnd withdrawing 2.
on an inlrri-eplmn. Among those adopted was a
The 13 Pacific Northwest play- pi oposal lo trim the major league
ers recenmg honorable mention plaver limit lo 28 by opening day.
were: j The minors rejected lour pio-
Mrltugh Mrnlionrd ' povals to change the bonus rule
Fntl Phil McMugh of Oregon: j The minor league bpdy also
tackles t.emge Mrugar ol Wash-
ington ami Pave Jrsmer of Ore
gon Slate: guards Whitey Core of
Washington. Jerry Kramer of Ida
ho and John Sniffen and .1 i in
, Brack ins of Oregon Stale; and
1 backs Knrnel iMnden. Jue Fran-
cis ami Tom Berry it O r v g o n
j State. I ican IVihy of .ishimjum,
Huh Newman o V;ihm'.toti Stale
; ami .Inn Nhanlcy v Oivcim.
ilinka all Woikcd otrtiiiie in
athinpl to make a kiku! Hoita)l
plavci ot im- Willmul their help
ami
,il limit Ihe wonderful train
.s!:imn bv eerv n;in on the
squad, I i on I tin t posMblv
won ativ h.mni s In
the re the real All mei i
c.ir
miU'v Mm P all nn i iun.
i;ir
Aa m Irctcd to all si ,t
b l.noV. miio'nr, Colliet.
v
.ir.1 nn .it:nti.il Hi oll(l, ,st ins Co
lie aKn .is r rnnulMr if ht AP
all coast team.
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jf-- ' I i0WQ Twtrg Pitfcwon lad fr-W9wfc-? irrmw Back Qfo Si, (,uWl
Baseball Clubs
Discuss Deals
At Convention
Indians Pulling Rosen,
Garcia, Naragon
On Block
Bv JDK Ki:i lU.Flt
JACKSONVII.LK. Fla. i-D-Tlie
Cleveland Indians have offered
pitcher Mike Garcia to Detroit
and slugger A! Itosen to Boston
for a much-needed first-string
catcher and Ihe Cincinnati Red
legs have made a concrete offer i
to Brooklyn for third baseman i
Handy Jackson. 1
This information was among a
few choice items learned as the
minor league convention came to
an end today and the baseball
folks unpacked their winter
clothes (or the major league
meetings in Chicago starting Mon
day. A Tiger official revealed that
Hank dreenberg, general man-
' auer of the Indians, had offered
.,;th,.m (inrcia and sPcondslrinc
jcnleher Hal Maragon for Frank
Pig) House, the left-handed-hit-
ting bonus catcher.
Could I'se Oarcla
"It's an interesting offer and
we're considering its possibil
ities' said the Detroit ofticial.
We could use another starting
pitcher and Garcia, if right, could
help us." I
The same source also said he
was aware that Greenherg has j
made a man-for-man offer of
naspjn'fln
nosen. the iiara-nuiing uura
to Ihe Ited Sox for
catcher Sammy While !
It is helieved Ihe Itedlegs. seek-.
ing to sohc their third base prnh-
lem. have offered Smokey Bur-
grss. their second-string catcher.
lo the Dodgers for Jackson after ,
having been rebuffed by the Chi-,
ca(,(, chs in an attempt to land ,
miieider i.ene liaker ana punier
.tiiiii joiies.
agreed to drop the name
by voting to be knawn
in the future solely as "The Na-
tionat A:
National (llianips
I lopinji lo Snare
No
.
SAN FRANCISCO
V Nation
al champion San Francisco tries
In eucnd college basketball's
Inn-jest wm streak to :"!! Friday
mg tit against shot lei . younger
San Kiancisco State
It the Dous win they'll trv for
Nu
tmigli
Saturday tuht auinst
undeleated Seattle
Holh
uanir
will tie plaved here
SK h.i lust nl;iym.iVcr Cvne
Hnnn. whu luuke Ins hand and
wn tic i-'ii a iiionin
HkiI v.nes Art Pax, C fret 9
ti :tii-!er from H mnih.d. Vi . un-
inr Cellfge .1 st.irlins Serth at
lorward
Seattle e Hum Balnr, feet
ft. h scored fW points in Sr.it tie
victories ner Pener, Itah Slate
and St Mary's. t
Hl-0UT. J04Y...T4T..W
5OW.O T
INIA TH '
TV. in f'hi raeM'
rstss ROOM
Associated Press All-America Selections
Here Is the All-America football
Assoriated Press from recommendations of regional boards and
based oa performances through Dec. 1. Halfback Tommy Mc
Donald of Oklahoma Is the only holdover. It Includes Oregon Slate
tackle John Witte, who was on last year's third team. (AP Wire-photo)
Capital Jamboree
Postponed by Snow
Tentative Dale
Dee. 14 for .
Afakeup
Snow added the Capital Con
ference basketball Jamboree to
Ihe casualty list today, postpon
ing It to a dale tentatively set as
Friday, Dec. 14.
Harold Hank, South Salem ath
letic director, said postponement1
of the eight-team event was de
elded at nhout 11 a.m. today. It
was to hare been In the South
Salem gymnasium at 7:1b.
Most of thfi Capital Confer
ence opens Its league schedule
Dec. 14 but tl was figured that
the teams could make those up
lalrr on open dales.
Jr. Rose lhmi
Hilled Saturday
PASADKNA. Calif. U) A higk
scoring football game seems in-;
evitahle when Arlington Slate of
Texas and Compton College of Cal-i
ifornia meet Saturday in the Hthtftm-d rour times
annual Junior Hose Rowl game.
The Compton Tartars during the
regular season piled up 3fl3 points
for an average of 3!H a game
as Ihev licked 10 onnonenta with-
out a "defeat or tie. '
Arlington's Rebels scored 27fi
points for an average of 27.6 in
m g nines hut they suffered one
nss and had one tie. The loss to
Tai lelon. 30-7. in Arlington's last
,,, r,ini- l n time when seven
ArmKton firs stringers had been
in bed with the llu two days lo
fore the game.
Jan 3 FCC
To Decide
To UlrldoT thtr
' Table Hrlfi
Bv HKRB WII.MOIT
HKVKItl.Y MILLS. I'ttlif. -Sftlli'iiH'nt
of II"' 1'ni'ific Coast
! I'unfi'ri'iu'O nintrovi'i'sy over ti
liiiinuil uul lo atlilcli's BMiiils an
important tni'i'tmi! in San Kran
nsm .Ian.
It will bo u joint sfssion of
liri-Nitk'iits. futility allilclio ivpio
M nlaliM'" ond atlili'lio ilim-tms of
tho nine TCI' iii-iilutiunn.
The lacnliy nilvisor have the
authority to take action, hut the
wi'iiiht of the pri'siilflils' recent
roioinmcmlatinn was heav'
enouso ;s i.iwm' uranu, " ,
ei - inns on it;d issues in the lour-i
d.n I'CC meeting ended Thurs-
day.
New U.irU AJd Plan
"We will try to reach final de
ciiins at the .Innuary mrrtins."
said Pr. Clenn T Seahoig. I'ni
erstly of California faculty ath
let:c representatixe and spokes
man for the meeting
The presidents' recommen
By Ham Fisher
WITH VOU CWiDITION.
IM TAKING HO CmAMCCS
I'M STAYING VtRY
CLOSE TO cu,
7 KN06BY;
team for 195C selected by The
Members are YYoodhurn. Cas
cade, Sllverlon, North Marlon,
Serra. Mount Angel, Gervato and
Slayton.
Friday Tiff Maj
Decide Moore's
Next Challenger
NKW YORK tfl After watch-
ing Archie Moore s performance
in his futile bid for the heavy-!
weicht title, his challencers in the
light heavyweight class h-aveby Miami," said Michelosen.
taken new heart.
Two men who hope to earn a!
shot at Archie's 175-pound title1
meet Friday night at Madison
Square Garden in a match be
tween Tony Anthony of New York
and Gordon Wallace1 of Toronto.
Anthony's 2H-4 record for 32
fights includps 21 knockout victor
ies, lie has been flojqjed four
times.
Wall are, tta Britidfe B' ro p i r c
light heavy champion on tbe
strength of a tfrcisufe avr Ron
nnrtnn t l.nmin in .hiiv has a
ii.n.i PnrH fnr ci.ru siorp
lonn h ha riaiifOmd is mri
1 pO iSQVlOP LlFlGQldQ
;i , ftl-h iAno
r" l" !tl"r uru"
WACO, Tex. (I P'-Two veteran
linemen at Baylor University will
mi-ss ,np school's Suear Wowl foot
ball game j New Orleans, Jan. 1.
against TcRnessttt1 because of
grades
TackVe Bill Parsley and end
James Amyett filod to meet
grade requicmcDt iitr Oft fait
( quarter.
Meeting
i
I ti(w vre discus.'flyt this fteok
' 'Speaking (or my
1 say tticiT
ctmiiie
still another prupo-eil change"
anecis ine io:nul robin loothall
schedule. The presidents nrotuKe
thai eaih school euept Idaho
play at le ist f i e conference
Sanies carh season, instead of the
present seen
Opposition to this evidently will
be raised at San Francisco be
cause Dean Orlando J, Mollis of
Oregon told reporters Thursday:,
"I am personally opposed to elim-;
(nation of the round robin I
think that what makes a confer
ence is play among the conference
members."
Ud Issue! H lJylJ
.nd boo.Mr or,:,Bi7etU IM 9 f -1(l , ( J j tsH f.l Ti
broosht ahrmt stiff 'u , ; . jj I h I lf rjf: ?
suinnirr tsain four ckool. ' . f ft, J . Vf V? ;X.'1 ::, ' V 9- "
Ll'LA, Southern California Hash- irs ;' t- . I , t ff' i
ington and California. V r- f Kj t - f 'tC.-3 J i'LAjl 1 '
Another hot i.e u whether the ' g & M f l0 $Jfy L
sstyt. ''.! "if $A .Uwwi
Hut lion .asked by a reporter C4? mJiJ-t tT'JX ?V'''"- J-
whcther'lhe years el,ilhiv fl Iff, &?; HfJl 4:?S',
taken aay Iron, ISC and I CI. A iiJ I $2r$ tj'Utfy.- 'V" &
football players might be restod. f f i''M i't T'h '. S s ! 1 '
Seaborg said: T ?t-f A i: ij.-?u 1 -jA tc-V "fl i '' I . ;
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Or Ml Kind I rinses.
Abdominal Suppoitv
ria-tir Hoier I perl
liltern Private f illing
Rooms
"Ask our Doctor
Capital Drug Store
4(1J Slilf Slrfft
Tornfr nt UlbertT
V GrffB Sumpl
O
Pitt, Miami Set
Football Final
MIAMI. Fla (ID Pittshureh
and Miami foothall teams took on
final nolish Fridav under elnwerv
skies for their last game of the
regular season in me ujange
Bowl.
The rlash will he nationally tele -
vised via NBC. ' sn 5-9, a sophomore transfer
Coach Johnny Micheloseo's Pitt 'rom Grays Harbor Junior Col
Panthers, who arrived Thursday ; lege . at guards,
night bv plane, got a chance to Anderson, the only non-letter-work
out Fridav afternoon in the man, is counted on to provide" thE
bvl where Miami's Hurricanes drive for a IPam whose Phirf as
play all their home contests. Mich- set is not speed. Flanson drives
elosen said his 37-man squad was well, too, and was the teagi's as
"ready" lor unbeaten Miami, but ond best scorer lest season.
hi. sniH hnwer nroriii-tnH for Fri. j DeDf tfiOl (01 tfcoOl
day "wouldn't help Pitt's practice'
a bit." j
Pitt has a post season Gator
Row (bite
at Jacksonville with
Georgia Teen.
"We don't intend to go to Jack -
sonville with our ears Dinned back
Stilt for Wilt
Ju 'r;i
't C4 drm. i.
m mm mm m r- & . .
1 f" a . TE P lit.
self. I would lU.uidt?ifiu.3kkiltt-ir-Vit-.. -I.i. I. 1 1
MII.WACKKK Mike Moron. 6 fuol-5 Inch Marquette center from
KuKfne. Ore., figure the only way to match the play of sky
scraping. 7-foot Wilt "The Still" Chamberlain Is to fashion him
self a pair of stills at the Marquette carpenter shop. Mornn will
face Chamberlain Saturday nieht when his team plays Kansas at
Lawrence. Chamberlain scored ! in his varsity debut nhile Moran
scored 3& in hi opener and Marquette Is concerned about how to
stop Chamberlain. IAP Wirephotoi
The
Beavers May Become PCC
Basketball Power Again
OSC to Open at
Home in Twin
Bill Tonight
' By JIM COIR
CORVAI.I.IS (iH Oregon State
College which fell from a Pacific
Coast conierencc oasKemau DacKouarus.
championship in 1955 to a sixth) Goble Improving
place tie last year, may again be-1 Gary Goblc, 6-8 sophomore from
come a power this season. 0 fToutlo Lake, Wash., shows con-
Slats Gill, starting his 29th year ; sistenl improvement and Gill feels
as hea dcuach here, has a tall, ! he could be a valuable alternate
nearly ail-veteran starting lineup r Moss.
and what appears to be deep re-1 Most of the other top reserves
serve streneth.
Gill will not predict where the
team will finish but says it will I
be much stronger than last season.
He feels that in sharpshooting
Dave Gambee, a 6-foot 7-inch for
ward, he has one of the nation's
top players.
Gambee, as a sophomore last
season, scored 278 points in 16 con
ference games. He picked up
where he left off last weekend,
registering 58 points in three
games against Brigham Young,
Wyoming and Colorado. '
Gill Satisfied
Oregon State defeated Brigham
Young and Wyoming and lost to
Colorado. Gill was. on the whole,
satisfied wilh the team's showing.
Gambee has improved on de-
fense and as a reboundcr, and
Gill savs. "I wouldn't trade him
for anyone in the league,
In ihe three games Gill teamed
Gambee with Boh Allord, 6-4, a
....mi,
6-9, a junior, at center;
: son, 6-0. a JllOlor. and Jim Aojler-
Much depends on the work of j
Moss. Tbs rangy performer from
Richland, Wash., an out landing !
high-jumper on the track team, is
a tine renoimoer out nas not ue-
1 vcloped fnto a cefisistent scorer,
I Allosd is another good rebound-
I er and a deadly shot, particularly
'-A iw-
SHOP & SAVE
Green Stamp Way at
Salem s Only Exclutiva Men's Stora
Giving i'H Grtan Stampt
Caoilel Shopnina Cantar
with a whirl from the key. If he 'also are from last season's fini
continues to show as he did in the freshman team. They includ
Colorado fiame. when he scored 18 guard Ted Miller, an all-slat
points he will give Oregon State high school guard from Milwau
a double fro"-line threat, along kie: forwards Don Stamps and
wih Gambi-.-. Leijihton Tuttle and guard Let
Don Pino, 6-li sophomore from Harmon.
I os Angeles is pressing hard for Holdover leltermen reserves in
a starting job at forward. He elude Jerry Crlmlns, who set the
,oH 19 nniniQ aoainst Brieham Oregon high school single game
Young and works well oft the
Rice Poses
To SMU Hoop Reign
Owk' 6-10 Stflp
Leads Against
Minnesota
By BEN OLAN
The AocuclKJfd PreO
Rice's Owls served notice today
ouuui -
-""nou.M .s..
me aouinwesi uunierence miiu
a din "at,onai Mskei -
The Owls put together an im -
1 nri..p in.; rorord last season.
Four of thpir cfefeats, hootver,
came in conference play. S they
had to take n back tccst to SMU,
which wqji the title.
Last night, the OffI took the
measure of a good Minnesota
teem 79-74. The Big Tea Gophers ; William and Mary pulM into ta
fought Rica to, a -69 stafsirtill i ;ffl-3i halftiiPp Iceri tafor War
utflil thf final five minutes fPlon shall and Berry Storicft. tto ki3
To PpokkxIo Rjatsiug
PORTLAND (UP)
Harry
sports pro
Glickman, Portland
moter who brought exhibition pro
fessional football games here, last
night was granted a license by the
Portland Boxing Cooimtseioo to
promote fights.
The commission said the Hc6&?u
will replace the one which auto
matically expired ith the death
mraifc of Tex SI8JW.
Before Mickey Mantle bit bi 3?'
American League homers in 108.
the last in the circuit to Icod with
more than 50 was Hank Gram
berg. He hit 88 for tte Ilstroi:
Tigers in 1S38.
SCORES
la iSxe Alleys
I'NIVPfeSITP 1.1 BP6
rommrrrlal Nn. l l.tAfiir
TmrP results: Johnson' Meats 1,
L's t'sed Can 3: Vallrv Oil Co.. in
complete, Cap. Citv Glass; Gideon
Stol Co. l. Pumihte Blo.-k and Sup.
C. 3; Western Paper Conv. Co. 3.
Myers Glove Co. 1: Franz Bread i.
Anderson's 0: Ha den's Cap. City
Printers .1. Portland Rd. I.br. Co. 1
HiRh team series: Pumihte Block
and Sup. Co.. 2801.
High team game: Western Paper
Conv. Co.. 996.
High individual teries: Lee Morris,
614
High Individual fame: Lee Morris.
Other high scores: Dick Gilson M7,
Cliff MaiRun 576. Wes Hayden 581,
Cam Kyle 564.
CHERRY CITY LA NFS
Ladlei City League
Team results: Portland Road Lhr.
Co. (Mary Lou Chanev 475 1 3. Iron
rite iChar.otte Po5sehl50li 1; Hol
lywood Cleaners i Reva Chamberlain
4fiti 4. The Corral Cafe iH.izel
Kelly 45.1 1 0; C9iuck' Steak House
(Wilms Clark 51(ii 4. Ladd's Market
l Zona Rutherford 40R 0; Boh Law
less Masons i Gertie Carr 474 1 4
Karr's i Valerie Whcrly 447lft; Good
Hmisekeeping K'asie Jlain 4Wi 2.
Mickey's Drive-In sGeo ran 472
2: Kay's i Carol Black G5?i 0. Mr-
Lhr. Co.. iigt
Injft 9(B.
Hito'i Individiol -t&: Qf.!ra
Clark of Chuck s & oB borR y&
j SUA Individual giina MvrtDunn
ctf God QotObQreping. 2tO
i Otheo hoili scores: CharlotW Poj-
.flfht, 54; Phytln Curry. ojo3.
Splits, etc Becky sVhertr pft,'pd
P Hie 4110 split. Erma TurnlHill
b-id an all .spare gjnie of 1S2.
niFflSV Vii v uoivi,
Kf tl 4 fli II I, f (((
Tt-ain results: Capitol Gia 4 V S
Bjnk 0: Piiuu-tT Ciitb 4 l.itl,i B:n
U: Hunneille Power :i Var.'s CamSii
Slu-ll 1: At l ane Hefriiff ratur 3 Cru
..Jtlers 1; Hut.i-Htuilers 2. Huney Bee
Drive-In 2: I'st-u Mdse. Mart 2 'irt
National Bank 2
HiBh team series: Piuneer Club
24H4.
Huh tim fame: Honev Bee Drive
In, "L'6.
HiKh Individual series: J. Roitrii
F.'t National. 14.
High individual game: J. Rogers.
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OTHER DAYS 9 TO 9
1983 N. Capital Hollywood District
Phont 4-5007
scoring record of 72 points while
i; " J TV, , V ;
(Gary -ayncs and Ralph Carrol?
a 6-8 center,
Oregon Stale gets another good
test this weekend when it meets
j Texas at Corvallis Friday night
I and Portland University at Eugeni
Saturday night.
Threat
the Owls piled it on as Gerry
Thomas scored fix points. ,
Temple Tucker, the Owls' 6-10H
sharpshooter, hit for 22 points.
B.Y.U. Lows
Arkansas, which finisRed sec
ond to SMU last year, was forced
into overtime to beat Tulsa 77-70
in another noliconfcronce encoun
ter. Joe Carpenter s two free
i throws put the Razorhacks ahead
j ior gooo agdm.n me.r .wissuub
i aney
: in omer games, uasniHsum ajai
j l nipped ttill.am apd Mary 7
. Louisville, last year s MT chump.
1 Hnfoatnt nelrnit Ql.TH- Irnoa Stala
dumped Brigham Young 57-4B;
Connecticut whipped Vole 7-;
end Fordhem p$gcd idarylart &
62.
Lea Marshall. 6-5 Penter, scored
points for Washington ami Lefl.
;21 pjunts. led a comab:&.
LouiSviUc hod rough tirro dB
picking up its third victary
against fto lossos. The scora ff?a
tied ifi-'A when Charley Tyrg put
Louisville in front to stay st 6: 17
of Ihe second half. Detroit's Bill
F6hben pacoi both clubs with 33
points.
Little Gary Thompson led Iowa
Stotc to its third triumph. H
scorpd 10 points g SIS361 carnn
from befiiod in the last tioj)
minutes.
PORTLAND IIT, - Four Ons
giiBqS awe asmed yrday Jt
receive annual "Bvr" avtjrrft
(or nit.stenfling nrfc n ennssrve
tavn for tto past year. Tb evards
ro Qte by trie Oog-ia divofiOQi
amwl Harristoi ly. Rnrtt
Piitnr of lltB SpriffflfieW Wewi
83 tb fisld pf DjtspapBi'; I.
Hevid 9. ( oarltitD, rgptleoH, 8 4
privottf citi70n; Ronald Say f
the st.itc same cionmission in
radio-TV field, and Art Robert
the West Coast Lumbermen's &Xi
sociation. in the education field.
Awards will be made Saturday
at ffiisenc.
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