Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957
Page 2 Section 4
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Baylor Has at Least 3 More Games to Reach '55 Total
Seattle
Ace Up
Retired, But Still Fit
IBasilio's
After-School Play at Hoodoo
! J
In,
To 684
NIT Has
6 Teams
To Name
35-Foot Basket
May Decide
Another
I r j D 1
Machainer Second
Iu Northwest
With 356
By JACK IIEWINS
Associated Press Sports Writer
The suspicion is beginning to
circulate that Elgin Baylor, the
poker laced point mechanic from
Seattle I'niversity, is out to top
the 823 points that made him the
Pacific Northwest's top collegiate
basketball scoremaker in 1355.
When the books were closed or
the week Saturday Baylor had 684
points. He added 40 more Mon
day, which will swell his next
week's total, and has at least
three more tames to play. Two
are afainst Portland U. next Mon
day and Tuesday, after which Se
attle's Chieftains will head for
New York and the National Invi
tation Tourney.
If he sets in only one game at
New York, Baylor will have to
average S3 points in three tilts to:
match hts 19SS production, when
he was a star at College of Idaho.
At his present pace this will be
no problem. In three games Bay
lor has hit 54. SO and 40.
At the week's end big hlgin had
a lead of 13 points over hts
closest rival. Bill Machamer of
l.ir.deld. Just 10 points back of
Machamer. at M, was M a
Adams of Whitworth. Another
Whitworth entry, Dave Martin.
picked up 71 poinu in three games
to climb into fifth spot with 438.
Chuck Curtis of Pacific Luth
eran'i rampaging Lutes ranked
fourth with 443 points and tourna
ment play could put him close to
the top at the seasons eno. ru
will have a post-season playoff
scries probably against Gon
taga and victory there would
send the Lutes into the national
small-college tourney.
Rounding out the Top Ten were
Ijirry Beck of Washington State.
Dick Stricklin of Seattle l' David
Gardner of Northwest Naiarene.
Bruno Boin of Washington and
Max Jerman of. Seattle Pacific.
The scoring loaders
Baylor. SU
Machamer. Linf
Adams, Wwth
Curtis. PC
Martin. Wwth
Beck. WSC
Stricklin. SU
Gardner. NNat
Boin. Wash
23 138 145 411
27 1S1 404
It 134 127 395
Jerman, SPac
94 134 119 3S7
Second ten: Doug Smart, Wash-
Smart.Wash.
ingion. SS2: Tom Tracy. North-'team
90Q, Pftrific Lothcrn. Jd: Jrs
R.ih Rurkharl. !
Kastern Washmston. 36
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Anoersin, aoauie racmc, uru
sound 534; Duanereppley, .North-
esl N.uarene. Sf.
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mere Wctnesday nicht to trip the
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CLEARWATER. Fla. Retired heavy
weight champion Rocky Marclano (left),
shows Jack Drmpsey, another r e ti r e d
heavyweight king, that there's still plenty
of strength in those muscles during a
Move Grows to End
PIL Grid
Troubles Caused
At Portland
Cited
fUniUUU AH rim iu iiir
G FG FT TP .Portland high scnoot looioau jam -
M 245 W 6S4;boree was voted Wednesday night
S SOS 14 SSSiby the Dads Club of Grant High
;j 214 lis tiacnooi.
a ISl 149 43! This will now goes to the May
33 177 S4 4J8 ! meeting of the Portland Dads'
21 131 14S 454 'Council which had recommended
the action to all schools.
Principal Colton Meek said
adults get bored at the amboree
t,uljnt W tntfnt rhief-1
iv durin the few minutes the
from their school is play-in
ihc jamborr is a sooul affair!
Ana inai,
wjira varnev. causes inr uwi'ir ,
' uveii. .i.w.m mill rinH unrfpr
tor students null around under,"' t 7"-;
Mu!tnom3h stadium uhrre ihe
mlMre u k-u the first at- Jn c.Kxit Ray i
h- , htJ and o.her.rarUn. .rx:-j.. iuan, cub,
Knun ih conw iichts and ner
di5turtno. One sixth ot the en-
hire city police force is detailed
to try to keep order and last
' . r. . . L . . ttM4u ...
as a scene of near riots well
'nl ,h nmuX
Q h RyT 1,5
, ;
C nrt f
. 1 1 J f I f t 1 ill III
1 llir CrOICM
rndefeated in 14 consecutive .
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h , ,n s" i,,ryj to rain UD-
, . i n.uCMwn firtf n:..e
in inc uuiu - ivwim ;
Cty rUsxeOall wr in uj. J'rU r.vS
tonicht a: Leslie junx mgn.
iHinxa already Ms etiTentxi
dy has rtiTK-hed a :
,v. 4
in the final rotnd. ;
a win over First '
tie fee first
and reeds only
Xa'.xoal Rar.k tonight to keep sec-
,1.1. !d?.ce tVctsti s Market Irom
cettir.s a t e
lrv--'.t s w .'il meet Smtpsco Let
v::r. t rt Corr.tMsy in the final far.Te
t.v,cM 7d Mrier and Tarji ia.- s
Wo'amctt's is the stwaRd ciasA.
TSe Surrvu First Natxma! fair
w.'U open t-V actxa at 7 pm.
to Mo tch
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Jamboree
said coaches, too. would be glad
to get rid of the jamboree.
The attraction was started in
193J as a mooney-maier to equal
lie revenues for smaller schools.
However the city schools' athletic
budcet has climbed from SS3.CO)
to SIST.KU but the net profit from
.h. .... kit ctn-M rln In
' SM03 Homecoming games for
jMch schooi ucre suggested as a
.ih,, institute
SCORKS
In the Alleys
c apitoi. alleys
Cinitol Mi'.or Lvicu results
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try i: lurcuy, n,cr i. siKm
Eirru? s Brvukr xt. Hit.. tf.-n
uxuviiu.1 r;e,: Pk!r i
hutwea 01 Krr s J min iia;
cul fjne: Tcny PrvcJeote of Jv
Anjrin j: ait. rr.K .ms iu
C.Kxlt J'..v-;t, Ray Ha
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VVIVUSITY BOWL
Mervau: Lc.cue rj!t- Stan's
DnvT In 2. Res: Estate 7
Gates Citv 1. American Can C 2
1. et Sani psib.ii I. Hoj 1
AuLv.iotue s Satea. St.-r Irs.-- 1.
Tr-n e7 J: BuriUnd tur.'Ser Co. flL
Mcotiv1, Ptvarmacy 4; Arnertoan Can
Cv a ft Line's U.i-or.1 4 Hic-i
team series: Moctry s P--am-.rv
U; Hutn tea-n a-- Hts Aui-nx-t:
:M1; Kl ina.wiual series:
Marv Bens rt Man s Prin la .W
IVH
VfV
Kaufman in. vj. n.- s-.rceer
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oit: kti tea- sarre
ii.-v-re Bus-
rj.--rj hji tsi'.-.ai reatitvc the aroe team br the
series IVtyr Karlle. KKtuat 444: u v.
H!ri j-.,,, tv, Ka.-.j,.!a7rje score Wecriesciay night.
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meeting Tuesday. Rocky is vacationing
here. Jack is referring wrestling matches
in the area and dropped in for a visit
(AP Wirephoto).
Basketball Scores
COLLEGE
Su Kru)rltc Olympic CUk 11,
Istxtl Olympic Te.ua SI
Army T3, Kuters AX
LomivitJ 9'. Murny t
Rhtxlr UUod IT, Nw Uunpihlrf :
Boitoa I niTfrtity 75, Proildtnte
Brudrls IK, AmrricaB IntersU
tioiul ta
MIT . Northexjtrni tt
Nolrt? Dime 9. UrUwit U
frmont 93. ritrkii S3
NYC :4. Fordlum ;
Tolrdo St. tWilrrn Micktici U
Yilf 72. Olumfcu 57
Morrhr-Ad t, WeUrrn KtrnlutrkT SI
Kfalsckv lntrrol)tcUiir AUilctfc
ConfrrcDre lUskflkxll TootBA
nrnt at Lrxmctoa, Ky.
Ctntrr SI. Brrr W
Aiir (Cinrinniii) SS. DAyloa M
Wtkt rorcst 111, aUstcm
Pitt H. Crtttie Trek M
Rtchmentt u. VHl U
waininitoa ui Let
C iOrrlitnr)
BuckneU i Penn SUtf M
CaVBttJBS SI. SyrkCttM SS
Ttxi Christua Si, tUytor
(ovrrtlmr i
AmhersI 12. fntoa (NY, C
Ti 71, East Tru Slat 11
tTnjrt1tf (Did.) , Krniarky
UfiUjan 91 (two avrrurati)
ladUvi SUte 17. BaUrr 15
Nutin SI. QaantK Maria!
Lo5u (BattisMr) it. jo&ut uot-
.." " . , ..,,1
SL Ba.tun, . Ltm., ,.ST
Voo.rt. si. nrit Tk 7 1
KickmsiMl Pt,(nil 77. .Vf.prt
Nf ABDftktlet SS
Pmna IS. Oct id f nul 7(
Parim Lntliftaa (S, ctauaj Vtk
laitoa (4
SB V
MiKBeas4ii 11
Kxkrtter IU
iks to IVe Car Wash
Cash for Grid Films
The -North Sa.em iush Kiwi
feoiha'.l team will earn irvwey Sat-
urday by washers cars at the Vai-
ley Motor Garare. Sri Center, to
?o.v fibming last season s
S11""
Tne boys' services wi3 be aait-
at from t 3 a m. to dcw.
I'Jt. HOCKEY TEAM WINS !
cnviDAi vi c a- 1 i . 1
- 0"a,".:'.
i Taf louring v. ui.nj m
Kxtey team avenfed
3-! loss
to Sweoeo on Tuesday aicnt by
Crusaders Travel to Play
Dayton's Yaicama Leaders
7rJ.rr. AcsxJexy. wci hS had
7ccj c s3 a-"i n!ier.:j
( ti season. -.'J ret a scii
iet ia Yana-na Leafje basket-
a..; v-.:2 t r.Ji .j;..! a m aai.x
l.aiSM toe TvSOf - se-TlXg Diyt-lC
r-.rxes at Dutcc.
I: aro '.ear.-j are ?-x2g to haX
Davj.-e ta ts irj.rv-h toward t-ie
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as Svr.x: Vj.-ca V Tie
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j.-i.r-. Siseriiia tsi Xvr&iX 34
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7-n .x.vr.-c rvs tast a sitt.-
7vter t. avec- seasna
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Hand OK
For Bout
Sax ton to Seek
Welter Title
. Friday
CLEVELAND uv-Carmen Ba-
silio claims his once-injured right
hand is "okay" and insists he will
be "ready for anything" when he
defends his world welterweight
boxing title against ex-champ
Johnny Saxton Friday at the
Cleveland arena.
"It makes no difference to me
what he does," said Basilio in his
hotel room. "I learned plenty
about Saxton in our first two
Tights. I think I can beat him, no
matter what be does."
Saxton won a highly disputed
decision over Basilio at Chicago
last March by using hit-and-run
tactics. When Johnny tried to slug
it out with Basilio at Syracuse in
September, he was stopped in nine
rounds.
Basilio says his right hand is
healed and he will be "shooting
with it." An i junyrt ahtrtgh
hand forced postponement of the
bout from its original Jan. II
date to Friday.
CheraawaHas
To Win Friday
To Share 1st
MARION B LEAGt'l
Mijor DiTistoa
P.-t.
.714
.
-tsS
.0.0
JeHtrson
Colton
Sublimity
Minor Omstoa
Prrvd!e T S .7(0
Cbemswa 3 .fT
rill! OIT 4 .830
Dul School 5 .
MscLsrm 3 t JSJ
St. Psul I 1 .122
Tut5dar results: PerrTdal S5.
Ortfcr. Daf Scocl 47: MscL.-n 45.
O.emjwa 47; Coltoa S3. Sublimity 45;
JtUersoa SS. Scio 41: Saat:am II.
ShMld 41 iiKin-ltsmjcl; St. Paul 3.
Gaston 34 teon-icafue).
t'pset by MacLaren Tuesday
night. Cbemawa's Indians must
come up with a victory Friday to
lain a first place tie with Perry-
dale in the minor division of the
Marion County B League.
Perrvdale has finished leazue
t'.nlav with a record of wen wins
and three losses. CJwmawa has the
same number of losses but one
less triumph, and the Indians will
be looking for their seventh win
Friday when they host the Orejon
Deaf School.
St. Paul trails to MacLarea
while, in a battle of major divj-
,1,..,., L.nti.m x Ia
Colton and Sew entertains Sublinv
;lty.
I If Cnemawa wins tooigbt. an
. extra game with Penydale will be
' neoessary. since the minor divi
. sa winner gets a berth in dis
trict playot'ts.
St. Paul can haul MacLaren
fawn info a laa-oLace tie wit Ft a
,1c(t Friday. St. Paul is 1-7 oa
th, wa50o while MacLaren is a
ep ahead with a W mart,
cdion alreadr has chnched seo
nod pJC( :1 the major d:-is;on.
and a victory ow Santiaro is
simrlr a matter of Drerstice. JeJ-
iersoo nabied the league titie with
marl: of e:fh; w-jis arid co de-
(a;.
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nriij nra tciiu ia uku giiitc
a: Sc. Toe Lojicers eurreo'Jy art
curta, but couid get a tie for third
with a v..
.
hmity.
nctory oer invading Sub-
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Yarre-S cemJd pa aSei f Airjtr
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! day. Arairy has a 3-1 f7je recstri
iwaJe is 2-4.
By Bam Fisher
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Shown is a typical scene after class at the
Salem Jaycee ski school at Hoodoo Bowl as
students and other skiers await their turn
to grab into the tow rope (or a tow to the
top of a slope. The school will start its
second four-week session Sunday. Reg
istrations are now being taken at Salem
sporting goods stores, Chairman Douglas
Shelton said. Bus transportation to the ski
The Sportmeter
By A. C JONES, Capital Journal Sports Editor
(Continued torn
Don Ltindberg, who used to catch Bill Brenner's knuckle ball at
Lewiston . . .
. Prep Wrestling Becomes of Age
There's a lot of people whs dost kaww abort amateur wrestling,
and a lot of tbem think there's a lot they dont waat to know
about h. But it's a real sport to watch when too know the
players, even without a program. U the recent district high
school tournament at South Salem, there were !16 boys In 171
matches trying to earn points by takedowns, escapes, near-pins
and pins, providing spirited actioi tor the few friends, sweet
hearts aid parents in the Hands ...
Carl Ascbenbrenner, principal, pointed out the need to acquaint
even the student body with the sport's rules by having an assembly
devoted to explaining iL He plans to do that next year ... As a
high school sport it beats boxing all to thunder, for we've seen the
effect that rabid hometown fans nave on prep mitt warfare, and it
sometimes isn't good . . .
We lust happened to notice that
uncanny and skinny basketball star,
champion. He won it last May in 50.5 . . . Vince Matt, former Sacred
Heart athlete, is expected to return home this spring from Germany.
He is a draftsman in the Army at Garmish, Germany, and is mar
ried to a German girl . . .
Making ase of anodera gadgets: An athletic director at a mili
tary academy ia WiscMiia has a recording machine hooked np
and dnriBg basketball games ke records mistakes being made,
mentioning boys' names, wba are criticized w eammended. At
lime mis ke records eommeats f the coach. The object is to
lay It back at half time u the team and al the nest practice after
Ihe game u refresk uem tva their mistakes.
STO HOURS
MONOAYt 12 NOON TO 9 rM.
FRIDAYt 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M.
OTHER DAYS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5.30 P.M.
ice'jnst chopped, thepnee!:
WASHINGTON'S if
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL . . . Wfw A
i HUNTING COATS
f J corri,cy-'b' b'-sw'ng back r-o- Mil
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Bill Machamer. Linficld college's
is the conference quarter mile
. -'i;jii, .xui ,-1
area is available to skiers who sign up for
it by Saturday noon. That includes both
new' students and those who are continuing
in the second session, he stated. The Jay
cee committee must know who will need
transportation in order to obtain sufficient
buses, he said. Classes are for beginners to
advanced students of all ages. (Capital
. Journal Photo).
Surroz Enters
State Playoffs
In AAU Event
The Surroz Motors Ramblers,
beating Orcutt's Market Wednes
day night at North Salem High
school. 86-63. in the sub -district
AAU tournament, will enter fur
ther state AAU playoffs in Port
land Friday.
Portland district playoffs are
slated for Friday and Saturday,
and the Ramblers are given a
good chance to earn a berth in
the state tournament.
Ben Pitzer and Bob Hazel paced
the Ramblers to the big win over
Orcuil's. Pitzer collected 28 points
and Hazel had 19. Both are former
Salem High school stars.
Herb Brandli netted 26 for Or
cutt's and Ray Domaschofsky
chipped in with it.
Surroz led nearly all the way,
and had a balftime margin of 50
35. Orratt'i (SSI
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Adaml 2 0 14
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Hazel I 5 19
Reed 5 0 3 10
McEin-y 3 0 4 t
MeAUstr S 4 0 14
Pitier 14 0 1 23
McMans 1 3 1 S
Drr.t-aa 3 0 14
S'jnunra 0 0 0 0
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Dmchicy
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. Total 17 14 tl T"U1 IS 10 IS 65
f Official: Wicker! and Johnsmd.
By PETE PEDERSEN
The Associated Press
The Frank Merriwell finish !
very much the thing today in col
lege basketball.
Take last night, for instance.
With the score tied at 65-65, Greg
Britz tossed in a 35-foot set shot
to give Canisius a 67-65 victory
over Syracuse.
Both teams are on the prospect
list for the National Invitation
Tournament March 16 at Madison
Square Garden. Those points by
Britz might mean the difference.
Six teams have been chosen.
Six berths are still vacant. In the
fold are Manhattan. Seattle, Day
ton, Cincinnati; Memphis Stati
and St. Bonaventure. Prospective
are Duquesne, Temple, Seton Hall,
St. Peter's (N.J.I, St. John's
(Brooklyn!, St. Joseph's (Pa),
and Lafayette, in addition to Can
isius and Syracuse.
Chosen Team Wins
Among the chosen, St. Bonaven
ture fared well last night, beating
LeMoyne (N.Y.) 69-61, but Day
ton fell before Xavier of Ohio 68
65. Among the hopeful, St. Jo
seph's won a "must" game from
Penn 79-71, and Lafayette
whipped Lehigh 73-60.
Conference action was on the
minor side, but Yale strengthened
its grip on first place in the Ivy
League by downing Columbia 72
5'. The Elis held Columbia's Chet
Forte to 24 points. That dropped
Forte to third place in the scoring
derby behind Grady Wallace of
South Carolina and Joe Gibbon
of Mississippi, who have averages
of 30.41 and 29.33. Forte fell to
29.26.
In the Southwest Conference,
Texas Christian rallied from a 20
point deficit for an 82-77 -overtime
triumph over Baylor to take over
third place with a 5-5 record.
Virginia Military was eliminat
ed from a Southern Conference
tournament spot when Richmond
toppled the Keydets 76-68.
Wake Forest. 12th-ranked in the
Associated Press weekly poll, put
on its best offensive display of the
season in whaling Eastern Ken
tucky 101-76. And Louisville, .No.
7, romped over Murrav (Ky.)
State 97-82.
RACDSG
MIAMI, Fla. - Board Man
'313.801 made it two victories in
two starts by winning the J2J.125
Hialcah Juvenile Stakes.-
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