Salem, Ore., Friday, January 4, 1957
Page 2 Sectityi 2
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Coast Conference to Open Basketball Slate Tonight
O.S.C. at Stanford,
Huskies at U.S.C.
3 Schools Not
Eligible for
Crown j
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS !
Pacific ('cist Conlrrrnce has
!:?;bnil action opens Friday night
from Mr.scow, Idaho, to Los An-1
4:'!cs with only six of the nine
members cligihle for the confer
c 'ce crown and a berth in NCAA
playoffs.
UCLA, Washington and South
ern California were ruled out by J
oth the conference and the
NCAA because of excessive aid
to alhleles.
Who'll get that coveted spot for ,
the March NCAA playoffs is any
body's guess. i
Northern California sports writ-!
ers' pick California to win the
CC with Washington second and ;
I'CLA third. Cal has a weekend
("oubleheader at Washington State.1
Hear forward Larry Friend and;
nuard Earl Robinson have shown1
steady improvement since the
season started and figure an the
Cal sparkplugs.
Elgin Baylor Tops
Northwest Scoring
Chieftain Tallies
314 for 26.2
Average
By JACK HKWINS
SKATTLE iPi If you have to
nang a nickname on Klgin Bnvlor j He Is a bit behind his '55 aver
he prefers "Rabbit." but he stacks age. which was 30.8.
up nij-e like a lion to the players j Ranked 10th nationally in team!
assigned the job of guarding him. play litis week, the Chiefs also ;
As the college basketball season provided the No. 2 man in the !
dived into the new year the un-, Northwest scoring derby I) i c k
fortunate guards had managed to Slricklin. Lean Hick had 2:10
limit the Seattle University sopho-1 points at the week's end. Oi oth
more to 314 points in 12 games, er player was abo1 e the 2i0 mark.
Their combined efforts kepi him 1 Jack Day of St. Martin's check
out of the top spot nationally, 1 irg in with 210 in 10 games.
wncrc ns m.i average iocks mm chuck Curtis of Pacific Luth
in seventh place. pran Md ()own fourlh spol wjlh
Ike Chestnut
In TV Matel
WASHINGTON Feather
weight contender Ike Chestnut
planned anything hut a cordial Washington 152.
welcome Friday night for Isidroj ' TOP TEN
.Martinez, of Panama, who enmej FG FT TP
north to seek fame and Yankee Baylor. St' 112 9n .114
('"liars'. Slricklin, S1I 7fi 78 2.10
The two meet in n 10-round na- p;.y, st. Martin's i W 210
tionally televised bout at Capitol Curtis, PLC 67 59 1 93
Arena, where Chestnut won 'Adams. Whitworth 6fi 49 lfU
friends in two previous appear- Boin. Washington 57 1M
iint'i. Burkhart. KAVC 71 39 1R1
The 2.Vyear nld Ike, fighting out Simmons. Idaho 59 5.1 171
nf Harlem, dropped a split deci- Bock, WSC i 57 5ii 170
Mon to France's Cherif llaniia Nelson. WWC 5 34 152
!ist spring. Rut Chestnut put tip Second Ten: Bob Turner. !.m
a whale of a battle. Later he stop- zagn. 149; Have (Jambee. Oregon
i'cd Carmelo Costa of Brooklyn. State. 149; Dnug Smart. W.-iwii;-then
fourth ranking challenger, on ton. 147; Ilocer hers n, Paciltc
an eighth round TKO. Lutheran, 14ti; Don Moeid. 1'u
That is one of three knockout get Sound. 145; l.nivn Amiri'Min.
wins on Ike's record, which lists Seattle Pacific. W, Chit Slirltnn.
a total of 23 irtorus a-iamst 1 Lewis k Clark. Llii; Hill Coordes.
t! -feats and 3 draws Mat tin'. Centra' Washington. 12.'t; M;i
2'. hr.s knocked out 14 of his 21 .lrrman, Seattle Pacific. 127, Slit
v.ctims and manager Manuel Al- Hanson. Central 'Vahi .um. Ill;
f ;ro says Isiriro "never stops Hon Hoy, illamrlto, 111.
tirnwinc punches." He's hern
licked three times, once by kao,
Wilt Averages i
34, Leads U. S.
NKW YOHK - With a sur
prising plunce in scoring all
.'round the nation, there's just no
ie to challenge Wilt ChanihM
n. the Karsas wheat shock, (or
r individual lead in major col
I e haskrihall.
The lug -ophoniore. houneiiv
I (k from a low 12 point ettcrt
a :ainst Iowa Stale to score Rl
I'nsl Oklahoma and Colorado
a: thr Jayhawks "on th.' B:g Sr-
Tournament last wv.k. Mill
' is a cumfortahV rdge with his
.'0 average Chamherlam has
t r cd "(Hi p 1 1 n 5 in In-; nine
res Ihl'ouch Kit S;:!iiulav ;c
i ; Huig to NCAA Srn a lurc.m
'ist'es released Friday.
Orady Wallace el Smith ('..to
is nevl at 30 .1 while iVHnn
Iva s little Chet Foiti' ihird at
27 7. Kljjin Baylor of Seattle is
..... ..nth
The scni im: ''slow -down" si nus
up in the fact only 4 p!,v 1 1 s
h-e a erased 2:t or more po.nK
a came so f nr. In recent v "-mi-v
the number has bei-n nvn-h ii Ji
ei. with 67 manaeinc it !,w .sea
son .
Molaila II..uliti- Mlrv
To Oppn Salimlnv '
MOLALLA (Special - Mol.illa
bowling alley, west of Melalla, v II
be onen on Saturday alternoons.
starling this , coming Saturday, i
January 5, until th end of Hit
bowling season.
Bill Houser will ftive h tf ca j
stmiatfon to anyone it ,
l!hvsip srtssion! on .w tfen
tfj, $ t$f& WatKc, wwa;er. i
-"'feMfertf h Carolina's)
SWirhjS-k. played on thp
same team at .Maury High Schvol
in Morfolk V. 1
UCLA, carrying a 9-1 pre-sea-son
record .play at Moscow, Idaho
on Coach Johnny Wooden 's first
trip to the Vandal school in his
nine years at West wood. Wood
en's team won the I'CC crown
last year and lost in the NCAA
regionals to an Francisco, which
went on to win its second straight
national title.
Oreqnn State, another pre-sea-son
favorite, journeys to Palo
Alto for thp first of a two-game
set against Stanford. Southern
California entertains Washington.
Oregon opens its PCC schedule
next week.
Oregon State's Beavers already
have beaten I'SK and Washington
in pre-season play. They meet a
young Stanford team which, ac
cording to Conch Howie Dallmar,
is showing constant improvement.
Washington's spark plug is
Bruno Bom, who took the most
valuable player awrd in Oregon
State's Christmas week tourna
ment. The Beavers won the two
night affair.
Southern Cal, with eight letter
men, counts heavily on forward
Jim Kaufman and guard Chuck
Reilly.
But the muscular Rabbit rates
No. I in the Pacific Northwest
a position to which he is no
stranger. In 1955. as a freshman
at College of Idaho, the import
from Spingarn High School in
Washington, D.C.. took Northwest
sco.ing honors with 805 points for
the season.
Chieftain Is Kunnerup
1!I3 and three players were dead
locked at IS 1 : Marv Adams of
Whitworth, Bruno Rom of Wash
ington and Bob Burkhart of East
ern Washington.
Jt look 150 points or better to
land a player in the Top Ten.
(iary Simmons of Idaho had 171, j
Larry Beck of Washington State
170 and Leltoy Nelson of Western
(ioll Tourney
Opens at LA
! LOS ANCKLKS (.f The l'i57
'golfing wars got under way Fri
day, with l'4 players on the (nun;
line and taking dead aim at the
top money in the $:t5.0O0 Los An
geles Open
Tins is the ilNi annual Los An
geles fu'iuro, Hie kickoff tmirna
nient on a rich w mier trail and
the main target is the $7,o:n) top
money to the winner
The scene is the Kan ho Mu
nicipal Golf Course in f.i Los
Angeles, an estimaud ('.'. mo ard
of challenge w hu h L!o d Man
grum tamed compN'ii ly a i-ar
;'go in winmivj the 1. fprn for
the fourth time.
Mannmi'.s four offuia! t::ps
around ih place last e.tr uce
done in 72 stroke. 'l ui!rr
Kaiuho s par ;iv-:'V-;i.
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in; nvk'c !or the I' V sea"n Thr
;ird a made hv I h r
Pit,h;irv;h Chapier f 'he W.if
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The Peonle's Clioice (in Ioica)
CKDAK RAPIDS, la. Coach and Mrs. Forest the sign dhows the feelings of some people In
Kvashevskl and Tommy. 3, at left, are shown Iowa. The Hawkeyes defeated Oregon Stale. 35-19,
enling at thp Memorial Building after landing In the Rose Bowl New Year's Day. (AP Wire
In Cedar Rapids Thursday night. A boy carrying photo)
Rematch Billed
For Fight Title
(ilia tup Fullmer Wants
Jiolunson Hotit
A pi in
NKW YOHK i-A return bout
between newly corwned middle
j weight champion Gene Fullmer
and dethroned May Robinson was
just about set today for .New York
i" Mid-March.
Fullmer okayed the second
i fight, promoter Jim Norris wants'
it, and there was every indication
the ;t(i year-old Mobinson would of
ficially say yes this afternoon. I
Robinson lost his title on a
unanimous 15-round decision at
Madison Square Garden Wednes
day nieht.
George Gainford, "chief advis
er" in I he Rohinson camp, said
the Susar Man had told him he
wanted the rematch at the ear
liest possible dale.
Robinson himself indicated after
his losing effort he was ease for
the chance to win the title for)
the fourth time as well as to earn j
another bis payday. He collected
SIM. 19(1 while Fullmer received1
on!v Si'ni.y For Ihe return each
will get M per cent.
Norrcu said pbout 5.000 fans had
been turned away in a surprise
sellout Wednesday. The fiqht lured
lit. 134 cash customers ar.d grossed
S194.M5. The radio and television
receipts were $1 no. (ton, even
though New York and Philadel
phia were blacked out.
"We could dra-v between $250.
oon and $273.o:to for the return at
'he Garden in the middle of
March if we ha . e another local
blackout of TV," said Norris.
' That, however, is up to the
S10"SO s "
"We're ready." said Fullmer 's
manager Marv Jensen. "We want
the big money now."
PKHF.Z VS. IMF,
NKW YOIIK HT' - World fly
weght champion P. ual Perrz
h;s a .'reed to defend hi. title
;r.'a;r.st Memo P;ez of Mexico at
Buenos Aires, Jan. it a an
nounced Thursday by Charley
.Minsion. who is nestiating t h e
fight.
FANFARE
:.,m
i f-v r '
A0tN. PRESIDENT
X EVASHEVSKI
FOR GOVERNOR
THE HAWKSw
FOR EVERT
Looks Like
Season
Fornicr Victims
Wool Play
Dead
By KI) WII.KS
The Asftoclnted Presi
ton Coach Tommy Blackburn isn't:
going to pull a rabbit out of the
hat. I
In the past he has shrugged off
all graduation losses and with
some rebuilding magic has man
aged to keep the Flyers among
the giants in college basketball
He has a .7X2 winning percentage
in a decade at Dayton. His only
losing year was his first ' 12-14'.
Editor Suggests !
Pro Grid Team I
For California
F.KKKKLKY, Calif.. -The
editor of the Daily Californian
sucyests that the university's foot
ball team he replaced by a pro
fessional squad.
"The object of intercollegiate
football," said editor Boh Falk,
"is to win. This is what the stu-l
dents w ant . ..w hat the alumni
want. ..what the public wants."
Falk prefaced his editorial with
this quotation from George Bern
ard Shaw: "The real joke is, I
am in earnest."
"The names, the uniforms, the
home field would remain as they
are." Falk continued. He would
let the Associated Students of the
Vimersity of California retain a
block of seats and provide card
tucks and a marching band.
Itobert G. Sprout, president of
I'C. replied:
"1 do not find myself in agree
ment with the editor of the Daily
Ca'ifornian "
Chancellor Clark Kerr said "the
proposal is as impossible in prac
tice as it is in principle."
-t WiST f I I scv.' i f5VE ;i j
Slack
for Dayton
But with big Bill I'hl. Ray Dier
inger and Jimmy Paxson gone
from last :eason's NIT runner
up squad, this figured to be Black
burn's toughest season, And that's
what it looks to be. Kven early
victims won't stay dead.
Record Sinks to 5-6
Duquesne, another fallen giant,
took an 88-45 th'imping from the
Flyers in the Blue Grass Tourna
ment at Louisville last week, but
last night the Dukes up and
bopped the Flyers at Dayton
7f)-71. Duquesne, led by Dave
Ricketts" 23 poln ,. took a 33-24
lead at the half and never trailed
as Dr.ytovs record sank to 5-6.
It was one of a number of sur
prises last night. Xavier of Ohio
upset Western Kentucky, ranked
14th in this week's Associated
Press poll. A7-79: Utah State
rocked I'tah 6A-G4 in overtime:
Bradley battered St. John's of
Brooklyn 97-7R: Florida State.
after nine defeats in a row, won
its first of the season with a 'OR-:
9fi job on Furman for third place
in Senior Bowl Tournament.
In "form" games. 17th-ranked 1
Oklahoma City "hipped Arizona
fiO-M: Wake Forest, No. '18. rie-1
feated George Washington 72-54 ; i
and Spring Hill repeated as the
Senior Bowl champ with an 83-79,
decision over Morehead Ky.. j
I'tah Ars fpsct I'tah
A pair of Xavier sophs. Corny j
Freeman and Hank Stein, each ,
counted 21 points and stubby sen
ior Jimmy Booth canned 19 as
the Musketeers handed Western
Kentucky its third defeat in eight
starts.
I'tah State came from eight
points back to tie I'tah at the end
of regulation time on Ted Smith's
basket in the final minute. It was
Smith again with the final goal of
the overtime.
Florida State set a tournament
record with its ina points, rolling
behind Hugh Durham's 31 and a
pair of 21-poin: jobs by Bob
Waites and Bob Williams. In the
title game, Morehead out - hit
Spring Hill from the field 29-28.
but the champs bagged 27 foul
shots.
By WALT DITZcN
By Ham t'isliet
PCCPrexies Vote 9 - 0 Against
Easing Penalties for Violations
Council Tackles
Play
ers Aid
A t
Today
SAN FRANCISCO W-The Pa
cific Coast Conference today tac
kled the intricate problem of fi
nancial aid for football players
and other athletes after knocking
down any possibility that previous
ly assessed penalties would be
eased.
A recommendation by the pow
erful Presidents' Council, com
posed of leaders of the nine mem
ber schools, proposed a new aid
plan based on need with financial
assistance t'irough grants-in-aid
during the seasons of competition.
Keep Round Robin
In opening action of its two-day
special meeting yesterday, the
conference, by a single vote,
maintained the round-robin sched
ule for football and unanimously
acted to boost scholastic stand
ards for athletes. A virtual C
average must be maintained.
The round-robin, which went
into effect this past season, re
quires all conference schools, ex
cept Idaho, to play each other
annually. This means at least
seven conference contests.
A plan backed by UCLA and
Souther.i California with support
of Washington and California
would have reduced the require -
ment to five.
Attending this, meeting are the!
school presidents, the faculty ad
visors for athletics who take offi-;
cial PCC action and the athletic
directors. : I
Roberts Not Eligible
The reiteration that penalties.
OCC to Open
Slate Tonight
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Oreeon Collegiate Confer-
ence opens us Dasr,eiuaii season
Friday night with games at Klam-
ath Falls and Ashland.
The top contest, at Klamath
raits, win pit oeienaing cnam- Jordan said Athletic Director , LBa" Batcheller in the saddle. Official NBA weekly statistics is
pion Portland State against strong Thomas D, Bolles told him Mon-1 Tennis: Australia will continue . sllcd ,0(lav disclosed that rookie
Oregon Tech. dav th,, ..00r tparhir,i." was lo reign supreme both individual- i Russell nf the Rnslnn Celtics, rnl.
The other will match Eastern
Oregon . College of Education s0 ,or" the dismissal vote.
against Southern Oregon. . . . . 4 , .
Portland State is favored to win!. "rmf.r fj0 the Amcr
its third straight conference title !'can Football Coaches Assn., Jor
this season, despite its 2-5 record?" moved 10 "a"'""1 "
in practice games and the loss of 1 '8 ' as coach and ath
nine lettermen from last year. dlr,c"!r a "t College.
Orosrnn Tech has a 5-1 ore-r
season record. Eastern Oregon 3-5
and Orcson College 0-6. Winless
rw rv.ii j.. . !,,'. i, h
opening weekend.
Touchdown Club
Honors Maplie,
Sooners' Team
WASHINGTON
The Uni-
versity m uK.anmi.as n''
football team and Brooklyn Dodg-;(or
iH j . T , ,1
selected for lop awards of tho
Touchdown Club of Washington.
was named "outstandinc eollcae
team of the year." The Sooners.
unbeaten in four seasons, scored
466 points last fall to 51 by 10
vyyynnii.
Maclie was chosen for the Clark
1.1 r II 1 1 1 II itlt'IIKM Idl rtdlU M'l inn
sensational string of victories"
in the last month of the National
League pennant race. Maclie was
described as the "comeback man"
of the league.
Htikcr Sifins (!ul) lwl;
l; I in-7 I' 1 1
JlPfOIld lll-ly.' roul
CHICAGO - Gene Baker.
Chicago Cubs second baseman.
has signed his 1957 contract, it
was announced Friday.
Raker is the second Cub to
enter the fold, shortstop F.rnie
Banks having signed his contract
Thursday. Baker batted .258 last
season, nil u nome runs anu nai-
ted in o7 runs. He led the league
in double plays, participating in
100.
ASSlfiNEn TOP WKIOHT
MIAMI. Fla. 'I'P'-Calumet
Farm's Bardstown has been as
sicned I2fi pounds for the $100,000
Widener Handicap at Hialeah on
Feb. 23. Needles, last year's
Kentucky Derby winner, drew
124 pound impost while Dedicate
was peced at 12.1
.
01. 1) TIMERS TO PLAY
ST. I'ETERSiH'lUi. Kla. 'IT1
-Baseball greats of the oast go
. back into action Saturday. Jan. 19.
for the second annual maior league
'old-timers' game for the benefit of
the March of Dimes.
i Syracuse football star .limmy
! Brown compeled in five varsity
i snnris at Manhassct, ,. Y., High
' School.
CHARLIE CHAN
CHINESE MEDICINE
AND HERB CO.
NEW LOCATION
SO. 12th AND I.FS1.1E
11!S LESLIE
Office Hours
Tues. and tfctt.
Only
9 a. m 5 p. n,
Minn .i8-.n
S. B. KlNti, HI RUL-T
stand was a setback for UCLA, includes fullback v.. . " c '' eased.
USC, Washington and to a lesser1 also an all-conference selection. , LSC and LCLA hae been voted
extent, California. These penalties! All football players who com-( down previously m such attempts,
include loss of a year's eligibility peted at UCLA in 1955 lost a year I Balloting to keep the round-rob.
for athletes, most of them foot- of eligibility and 42 were pena- in i football schedule werc Stanford,
ball plavers, win received illegal lized at USC. Washington and Washington State. Oregon. Oregon
aid in i955. ; eligibility losses. I State and Idaho, which doesn't
The juniors at UCLA who thus j Vote Was 9-0 i participate fully in it.
have completed their collegiate! Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg of Califor-j UCLA and USC both had ex
cheers include A1I-PCC gridders ' nia, the conference spokesman, pressed a desire to end the round-
Jim Matheny, a center, and Ksker
Harris, a guard. At USC the group
Crystal Ball Reveals 1957;
Tew Upsets' Seen by Oscar
By OSCAR FRAI.EY
I'nllcd Press Sports Writer
NKW YORK. (UP) Babv 11)57
and the word from the new young master of the mansion is that ' uling a came with another mem
there will be very few changes, alias upsets, in the sports world this(ber. But the petitiomnc institution
year. must prove sufficient reason. Just
Taking it sport by sport, the j the world heavyweight title al-' now lnis worl( remains to be
young sprout gives us this sort o(.most without drawing a deep secn-
a pitch: breath. He'll knock out Tommy Details of the academic require.
Baseball: Those perennial New,. Jackson and then start his own; merits will be voted at the spring1
York Yankees will be back on top :
of the heap once more, onl, this!
time they'll dust off the Cincinnati
Redlegs in the World Series. The
most valuable players will be re
peating Mickey Mantle in the
American League, with 55 home
runs as he takes another shot at
the Ruth record, and Ted KIu-
! szewski of the Reds in the Na-
onai.
) Boxing: Young Floyd Patterson
looks as sure as taxes to retain
Harvard May
Replace Coach
i
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. OP Only
an official announcement that
Lloyd Jordan is fired appeared
acKing inursaay oeiore narvara
nangs oui a neip waniea sign
for. ilia I'liiil nnnh m ilo OO.im'.i.
, , .. 7
football history. I
Jordan said Wednesday niehtl
that the Kacultv Committee on
: Athletic hports has asked the;
Harvard Corp. to "replace" him
and buy up his contract, which
has two years to run.
hv ,h. mmi,,.
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His Harvard teams have had
""' " u". " j
nin8 24 games, losing 31 and play-
.. ..v... ... ,. .n... l"u
and lost six,
SOC Cajrc Trio
Made Ineligible p J, L. tO OpCll
.SHLAND Three Southern) I
AVn Iff. Thpna C.,. thorn
.Thursday were declared ineligible j
furlhcr games Ms s(,ason be.
cause lw grades,
Thj .. . .. I
:,.. n,.. rni,, I
ence onener atiainst Kastern Ore -
The three are forward Don
Pace- anH enhetit ..I o antnr DrnM
Pass: and substitute center Bruce
D " '
Reese w.is the No. 2 scorer in
! ' .,':' 'A . -u
.on . 3
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lit I mill l.n The Detroit Tl-
,.. h.,.. .i.-.j ritlh,h.j.j
pitcher Paul Fovtack. one of the
American Lea"ue's most promis-:
inc hurlcrs. and catcher B V
'Red' Wilson to 1957 contracts
The fastball.ng Fovtack won 15
games and lost 1? last season. i
Wilson the former University of
Wisconsin football star, had ' his '
ppst season
io aic KMi.
.289 after
season
a big flurry
miri.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LOS AXGELES Kid Centclla.
13611- Nicaragua, slopped Art
Ramponi. I55. Oakland. Calif., 5.
STKl'BKNYILLE Ohio - Al
Moratti. 144. Montreal, outpointed
Willie Epps. 143. Youngstown. ;
Ohio. 10 I
PARIS. France name Bini. '
118'i. Pans, outpointed Tanny
Campo. 120. Manila. 1ft.
Schaefer
Corn Remedy
Th( corn or callous ihould
com off in 6 to 10 days.
25c
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
XWi 0ily t.m. to p.m
tti(ftv!i 9 t. m. tn 3 p. m.
135 .V Commercial
said the vote to maintain penai-
ties was 9-0 and hat no move
nccrpd into his crystal ball today
bum of the month club. The other
champs aren't too solid, with
Archie Moore, Ray Robinson, Car -
man Basilio and Sandy Saddler all
to be dethroned. (pleted annually.
Golf: The young blood will make j UCLA. USC and Washington
its bid this year but, as they go carry the brunt of the penalties,
into the open, Ben Hogan still will. The Uclans were placed on pro
be "the man to beat." Gene Lit.
tier will do it. Cary Middlecoff will
wrap up the Masters and some
guy named "Joe" will take the
i l. f urgoi win laKC inc
worm io De me years icaaing ;
money winner. (But don t spend,
it yet, Ed.)
Football: Oklahoma again reigns
supreme. Who else? In the profes
sional game, it will be the New
York Giants and Chicago Bears
again on the strength of their
young talent, with the Bears cop
ping the title.
Basketball: Kansas, because of
WiU The s;m) chamberlain, will
bp lhe natiftn-s too team. Amone
i the the Boston Celtics will I
' .
capture their first NBA champion-
s(l Jp
itai-inp- Calumet's Rarhizon will
hn thr. win! pr honk favorite for
the Kentucky Derby with strong ; sell's amazing defensive feats
support for Bold Ruler: But thejovcrshadowed even Bob Pettit'i
race will be won by Mrs. Rich-: continued scoring splurge today in
ard Dupont's Ambchaving, with (he National Basketball Asn.
ly and in the Davis Cup, regard
less of whether Ken Rosewall or
Lew Hoad turns pro. The one left
will be the kingpin. In the pro
racquet, Pancho Gonzales will rule
the roost not only in 1957 but in
1958 and 1959.
Hockey: Montreal's Canadians iDounds in gamcs he-s pl yei 20
,..,ll rdlqin thn Mil enaenn llllft! .. .. .r
r'j .CI i ' Z. r , 7 ,i.ipcr ccm 01 a" "bounds by both
ent- as Jean Behveau starts- to
w, riohif,,i nikre hnrkev
immortal, uetroil s t-teawinqs and
tU Dnlnn Drinn. -ill fiohl It m,t
...c ... ""'his leadership in six different de-
for second place.
Short year, wasn't it
i I
Slate Tonight
By thk AssnriATKD press
Basketball action Friday ni?ht
!wMI 1,0 . highlighted by first round
'action in the Portland league.
Franklin, the defendina stute
champion, meets a diificult op-
; nnt in Grattl .lefferson and
L" 1 " w l"
clash in another game. Benson
faces Washington and Cleveland!
lakes on Rooseelt.
Other top gamcs pit Hcrnnston.
Ihe state's only undefeated maior
j learn, against Walla Walla. Cen-'
;tral Catholic meets Beaverton:
and Astoria faces Milwaukie.
Vnrth Salem nl.n-c I ohnnn Al.
" r. j T' . ,
, ' -- "o it,
. Home clashes with South Salem in
Valley games.
Southern Oregon action will see
Ashland goinj ajainst Grants
1 as ana A'raford meeting Cen -
tral PomL
,!-RAhl-I QUINTET TO TOUR
?;,EH: Y0RK 'I'Pi-The national
basketball team of Israel, which
"'rci-a to wunaraw trom the
Olympic competition because of
the hostilities in the Mideast, will
United """-"""J? l0Ur O'
Iniied States with a game at
Madison Square Garden Sunday
altrrnoon. Keh. ,1 "
SAVING MONEY
C4 QWC4(ieHt
AT SALEM FEDERAL
"2ftt mAJf iOMt.
M put tAo64J
robin to allow lntersectional con-
tests than the present three.
This had been approved by the
Presidents' Council in a closi
vote on Dec. 2 with two mcmberi
absent.
Must Have Reason
As a substitute for abolishing
the round-robin, the conference
came up with a ruling that a
school can petition to be relieved
:0( a scheduled came or of schorl.
meeting. Basically, it was decided
a virtual "C" average must be
; maintained and 2fl semester or 42
quarter units he successfully corn-
bation until July 1, 1959. and the
Trojans and Huskies until July 1,
1958. During that time no athletic
team can win a conference title
; 0j. participate in a post-season
conte!ttt including the Knse Bowl,
California was nut on nrohatinn
until .July 1 of this year, but with
out the chamnionshio bans. The
probation against USC by the
PCC involved football only, but
was increases by the NCAA to
include all sports.
Russell Grabs
112 Rebounds
NEV YORK (UP) Bill Rus-
lege basketball's "player of the
year" in 1955 with San Francisco,
racked up a grand total of 111
rebounds in four games during the
week.
Russell has merely accounted
for 35 per cent of all Celtic re-
teams.
Virtually unnoticed. 6-in.Pcltit of
the St. Louis Hawks tallied 134
.f""'"- " gann-a lu v.iiliuk
partments total points iBORi,
average points 126.9 per game),
field goal attempts '633'. field
Koals scored 1274', free throw at- .
tempts (337 and free throws scored
' '
Ex-Hrnnr Offiriul Dirs
! After Heart Attack
LKWISTOX. Idaho P A heart
; attack Thursday look the life of
loin labor, who served as husi-
ness manager of the Lewiston
Broncs of the Northwest Baseball
League in 1954. He was SO.
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