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North Basilio Rated Strong Favorite Over Saxton in Battle Tonight ' Challenger Lays Plans to Box, Not Slug By JACK HAND CLEVELAND (St Welterweight champion Carmen Basilio's slug ging edge makes him a strong favorite to solve Johnny Saxton 's hit-and-run style in their third title light tonight. Assured by Basilio that his once-damaged right has complete ly healed, most boxing men are picking the 29-ycar-old left hook er from Canastota, N.Y. Saxton is a 13-5 underdog. Saxton says he will revert to his old boxing style that earned him a Questionable but unanimous decision at Chicago last March 14. When he tried to stand and slug with Basilio in their Sept. 12 re match at Syracuse, NX, he was cut up and stopped in nine rounds. Bowlers Aim Sights At All-Events Mark Portlantler Tops In A; Epping 3rd in G Al Vermeire, Portland, continued to pace the Class A all-events i standings in the Oregon State Bowling Tournament at Cherry City Bowl as the final week of action loomed. Vermeire has collected 1849 pins to gain a St pin lead over second : place Dennis Labsch, also of Portland. Dave Bloch, Portland, is leader In Class B with 1749 pins. Roy 200 Launch State Prep Mat Event OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis (Special) More than 200 prep athletes were in Corvallis today for the annual state high school wrestling championships in the Oregon State College Gill Coli seum. First and second round matches were slated for today. Preliminary matches will continue Saturday afternoon and finals are slated for 7 p.m. Saturday. Wrestlers represent 13 weight divisions, and the state's eight districts are sending two for each division. Defending state champion Canby qualified only four men for the tournament while strong Molalla entered 11. Other pre-meet favor ites are Kedmond, Klamath Falls, Sweet Home and Franklin of Port land. Five Salem grapplers were on . hand for opening sessions. They were Duane Kent, Len Hays, Ke vin Morse and Clark Luchau of North Salem, and Jerry Stickley of South Salem. Kent and Hays are undefeated this season. Surroz Adds City Honors As expected, the Surroz Motors Kamblcrs captured the champion- ship of the third round of the Sa ! lem City Basketball League Thsirs . day night at Leslie Junior High, i The Ramblers copped their 15th j straight league win in beating f First National Bank, 68-44. Orcutt's finished second for the third time by whipping Simpson Logging, 54-49. Wolgamott's dropped Meier and Frank in the other game, 47-38. Vinltiniotl'! ) (IS) Meier & Frank Donley (01 F (101 Drain r. Beyer lit) F (71 Sanders C. Beyer (12) C (IS) Kllndworth Paysono 10) C U) Brydon Norton Z) G (t) Jetderki Reiervei scoring: Woleamott's ; Pleifer 2, Turin 7, Annen 10. Meier & Frank None. Officials: Peters and Glenn. Surroi Motors s) (44) lit Nat'l Bk. Reed (171 F 1211 Zitek F (4) Hartman McMamu (1!) MrElravv (41 McCallisler (10) C 131 Ruet G (101 Busby G (Oi Wehola Reserves scoring: Surrot Dome ' Katla 10. First National Stevens 4. Officials: Peters and Wilkinson. Orrutfs (54) (49) Simmon Adaraa (SOi T (21 Frank Jam (3) F (81 Carey Brandli (IS) C (16) Stephenson Folk (2) G I15J M. Bates Dom'schofsky ( G (11 P. Rales Reserves scoring: Orcutt's Duer 3. Simpson Headtcks S. Ling 4. Of ficials: Glenn and Wilkinson. 23 ExOSC Stars to Play Globetrotters Wednesday ' OREGON STATE COLLEGE. (Frank Roclandt. Ward Paldanius, Corvallis (Special) Past years Glen Kinney, George Crandall, of basketball greatness at Oregon I Bob Edwards, Len Rinearson, Jim State will be reenacted next Nau, Johnny Jarboe, Jack Orr, Wednesday night at Gill Coliseum Bob Payne and Larry Paulus. when Slats Gill sends some 23 ex- Fans will be able to see the Beavers against the world-famous Trotters at bargain prices. He Harlem Globetrotters. served seats, now on sale at the The game, which has become an Coliseum, are priced at 11.75, and annual affair and one of the most 51 50 general admission will go on popular on the OSC sports pro- sale Monday, as will special OSC gram, also will honor the 10th an- student tickets priced at 1. Plenty nlversary year of Gill's great 1947 of good scats are still available, team that swept the Pacific Coast although fans are advised to pur conference title and almot won chase tickets early the national championship. The Globetrotter", now in their OSC players will include John s 30th season of operation, have Mandic. lew Beck, Clitf Crandall, ; gained 5.3l5 victories, as compared Home Silver, Alex Petersen. Er-jwith only 303 defeats. Many land Anderson. Norm Carey.oDougjtop acrobatic acts are stated for Martin, Dan Torrey, Tommy Hoi- intermission, headed by Jacque , Dick Bailantjne, Bill Harper, - South Series Trophy May Be Let Them Boa "I'm going to box him this time," said Saxton after he com pleted training. "If they want to boo, let them. I've got to think about Johnny Saxton." Basilio said it won't make any difference what Saxton does be cause he will be ready for any thing. He insists he is in the best condition of his 68-bout career. The fighters will cut into the $60,000 radio-TV fee and also will share the estimated $100,000 gate receipts with 30 per cent going to each man. Each .could get about $43,000. Neither boxer has been in ac tion since their September brawl although they have been training hard. Basilio owns a 49-12-7 record in a career dating back to 1948. He has knocked out 23 men and never was stopped. Saxton's record is 53-5-2 for 60 starts with 21 knock outs. NBC will broadcast and telecast at 7 p.m., PST, .. Wilder, Bend, tops Class C with 1720, and Vern Clark, Burns, con tinues to pace Class D with 1722. Jerome Epping, Salem, ranks third in Class C with 1673. Kent Bauersfieid, Independence, is ninth in Class D with 1580. Top 10 bowlers, all events, are as follows: Alt Events lop (en entries. CLASS A AI Vermeire. Portland. 1843 Dennis Labsch. Portland. 1811 Herb Read, Hillsboro, 1744 Bob Sullivan. Portland. 1773 CUB Sellin, Portland. 1765 Charles Huston, Albany, 1764 Norman Haner. Portland, 1763 Leon Miller, Brookings. 1760 Sam Dalcsky, Albany, 17S4 Kelly Watson, Portland, 1753 IStill in money 1684) CLASS B Dave Bloch, Portland, 1745 John Forbis, Tillamook, 1728 Mahlon Peterson. Portland. 1708 Mel Spatinger, Lebanon. 1705 James Bowles, Bend, 1704 Dick McMackin, Alhany. 1702 Dan Garcia, Grants Pass, 16i5 Frank Beard, KJamah Falls, 1854 Dave Watson, Portland. 1S93 Joe Wachter. Klamath Falls, 1692 t Still in money !S2fi CLASS C Roy Wilder, Bend, 1720 Bill Mulflur, Portland, 1(184 Jerome Epping, Salem, 1673 Parley Diiworth. Roseburg, 1873 Charles Harshberger, Portland, 1670 Mario Pizan, Klamath Falls, 1668 Sam Morgan, Eugene. 1664 Clyde Heed, Wtllamlna. 185! Willtam Palerson, Grants Pass, 1635 Bon GBge, Forest Grove. 163 L (Still in money 1588) CLASS B Vern Clark, Burns, 1722 Atvin Billsbonmgh, Prtneville, 1672 Tubby Martin, Prlneville, 1622 Dick Hale, Rockaway, 1821 Dick Janes. St. Helens. 1601 Jerry Gabriel, Sweet Home. I59T Charles Baker Burns, 1597 Charles Parker. Tillamook. 1588 Kent Bauersfieid, Independence, 1580 Hieh Dennison, Portland. 1570 Still in money 1511) Coyotes Face Test on Road By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A sweep through Western Ore gon this weekend will just about decide College of Idaho's chances for the Northwest Conference basketball title. Sporting a 5-5 record, CI meets second-place Pacific l7-4 at For est Grove Friday and Saturday nights then hits Lewis and Clark (4-7) at Portland Monday. If the Coyotes could win all three 'games they would be in a good position to nab at least a share of the crown. League-leading Linficld (9-5) closes out its conference sched ule with a game at Willamette (6-6) Saturday night. In other weekend action. Whit man (3-7) will play Lewis and Clark Friday and Saturday nights, then switch to Forest Grove to play Pacific Monday. Irl Folsom Has First Golf Ace After 38 Years Irl E. Folsom, 1351 Elm SI., finally cashed In one of hit countless opportunities for a hole-in-one at the Oak Knott golf course. Folsom, who has been play fng golf for 38 years, collected his first ace Thursday on Oak Knoll's No. 1 hole. Ills shot went 113 yards. The golfer had a score of 41 for nine holes. The feat was witnessed by E. O. Hawkins and William A. Duncan, both of Dallas, and Robert E. Hoyt, Portland. 'Cordon, world-famed umcjclist. Chow for I. -TV.'- ... ... ' ) i.',' '. CLEVELAND Carmen Basilio, welterweight cham pion, takes it easy at the dinner table Thursday night on the eve of his title fight with Johnny Saxton here. Basilio is strong favorite to retain his crown in the televised scrap. NEVER A MILD OWE Bearcat- Wildcat Struggle Looms Willamette, Linfield Both Need Win " For. Chance at Croivn; Finale For Machamer & Co. By CHUCK BOICE Capital Journal Writer When John Lewis' Willamette basketball team and the Linfield Wildcats split a home-and-home pair of slam-bang games to open the Northwest Conference season, all said the third game would be the big one of the season. Despite a disastrous Inland Empire invasion that cost the Bear cats three big defeats and treated j Roy Helser's crew almost as roughly with two losses, that rub ber game coming up at the Wil lamette gym tomorrow night suit looks like a block buster. Finale tor Linficld, The game is the final one of the conference season for Linfield. Their record will either be 10-5 or 9-6, and the latter doubtless won't mean a clear-cut title. A win is perhaps even more of a "must" for the Bearcats. With Lewis and Clark at Portland and Pacific at home coming up the next weekend, they hold a chance of finishing in a championship tie or at least a healthy second. The first game was one of the best at the Willamette gym for this or any other season. The Bearcats trailed by as much as II points during the first half and despite one pretty good rally found them selves behind, 38-31, at the half. Riley His Accomplice With 14 minutes to go and Lin ficld ahead 50-40, the Bearcats be gan clicking and the crowd was on its feet most of the remainder of the game. During one period, Wil lamette outscored the visitors 14-0 and seemingly had a safe lead at 69-60 only to have the Wildcats come storming back with seven quick points. Final score on that one: Willam ette 71, Linfield 69 with the Wild cats missing on an inbounds play from their own base line with four seconds remaining. The following night at McMinn ville, Linficld s colorful scoring twins, "Hinges" Machamer, sec ond only to Seattle's Elgin Bay- Basketball Scores cm. i. f:ncs Vermont 2, at. Lastrtnr ?i Loyola ol Chlraao 91. Omaha S Holy Cross M, rrovidrnre 13 Manhattan S5. Hofitra M SI. Vlnrent IPa.l M, SL Francis (Pa.) Cltmson 41, Furman 79 Temple Sv, St. John IBklrn) 73 Oklahoma AM S. Kansas S4 St. Franrll (llklyn) J, Adrlohla S3 Wlrhlta 73, ofclanema City S3 Wi.Mntton (St. Lentil M, Missouri Mines 74 Montana Tit, I'tan State tun SS, Brtcham Younr U KEMTrrxv iMTKRrot.t.r.niATe ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TOl'H.VAME.VT (Flrif ffmmtft Georgetown tKy.) tl, Transylvania, u Ferris tt. Aquins tj Rellarminf S3. Villa Madonna 91 NBA Fort Wavne !!, New York 114 Boston 123. St t.onlt 112 Syracuse 92, Phttaoelphla U NIBI. Akron at. Bsrtlesvllle S3 Se&vct 19, Pceru It the Champ and little Jack Riley, came into their own with 32 and i8 points respectively. Linfield had a narrow 44-42 half- time lead, but before fouling out with six minutes remaining, Mach amer rang up 18 second half points. At that, with two minutes to go, the Wildcats held but a three-point lead. 3 Fouled Out Final score of that one: Lin field 91, Willamette 85 with Bear cats figuring they could have tak en it m stride had not Nci! Caus bic been thumbed out on fouls early in the second half, Vie Back lund and Don Hoy also picking up five personals before it was over and Ron Taylor being injured in some of the typical action of the fracas, "Somehow, we never play a mild one with Linfield, Lewis com mented after the scries. With ail that's at stake tomor row night, the custom doubtless won't change. Stapleton Says No to Defense Job With Army CORVALLIS m Clay Staple- ton, assistant football coach at Oregon State College, said Thurs day he had turned down the job of defensive line coach at Army. Stapleton said he enjoyed work ing with head coach Tommy Pro thro here and "I just couldn't see any reason for leaving OsL, -He said that Col. Ear! (Red! Blaik, head coach at Army, catted him last Friday and offered him the job. Staplelon, 35, came here two years ago from Wyoming where be was assistant coach. He also reported he recently had fumed down an assistant coaching post at the University of Missouri. JOE PALOOKA lucy tTtvf- VF T sVKSI t S I i i I Ml TAKf i I S ARE TA A I JST A ttTRE II- II PAUS0KA5 1 mnosviu' E- I SUJWGfTTiKS KiT TtUf.iKR. F Fl&rtr.' Ws-HA... , ASOtfT arf- C"W STARTf, ViNCf JiMNtM&S ABr o, State Men's Bowling Ends This Weekend By FRANK WALTON Capital journal Bowling Editor Twelve more tquada ot howl ers, mostly ihooting on all all teen alleys of the Cherry city bowling alley, will conclude the 1357 mea'a State bowling tourna ment this weekend. Salem's final entrtea include singtea and doubles shooting by some of Satem't heat bowteri Friday starting at II p.m. Bowl ing wilt be Len Tursbatl, Walt Gardner, Roy Farfey, Bob Hau gen. Boh Ryan, Dick Phtpps, Frank Evans, Pinky Hartwett, Tony Vision, Lyie Anderson, Jim Lebold and Dick Morris, OREGON Ar lilrLD By 80S 8ROWN IIM9919I4I44" Over near Nehalem oa the eommish field agent in that arcs. Earlier this week I joined Wes, and he and my little boy and I went elk hunting. The hunting wbs good, and we "bagged" a whole herd of the critters. They will be rather tough eating nowever, as toey are an on io mm mm. Our hunting grounds were the rough, partially barren hills near Cannon Beach where the Crown Zellerbach company has an exten sive logging and reforestion operation. - Bough Country for People, Cood for Game Tn those who have never hunted there, we eaa describe the area as similar in ups-aad-downs to the of any size have oceured here, at In some loeattons, like sugar Loat mountain, tairiy exten sive stands ot timber are present. Other bills are barren of everything eicept the (vbHenc stumps and Hashing af Isggtag days long gene. Evea underbrush is sparse an some of these hills. Other mountain slopes are fairly dense with vegetation, and all in all it is quilt excellent deer and elk range. A Brave Man is Batterson Vttr an limir or so we toiled an narrow roads, at times the car almost vertical (or so it seemed) Quite frequently, the wheels on one side or the other would oe only scant inches from a long, sheer drop-off. Wes is a man of some courage, as he only gulped once during the drive that we noticed. As anv driver knows, it's nrettv seat white a strange driver carries from sudden destruction. Everv now and then we would country with his glasses. Though plenty of elk sign was present much of it fresh, the beasts themselves were not easily found. Some timber cutting operations have begun there, and the move ment of men and equipment through the huts Baa maoc tne cut a bit nervous. .. - , "Elk Belaw!" - On top of a hill, Wes unlimbered his glasses again white I climbed on a rock ledge above htm with the movie camera. I was busy grinding away when Wes ahouted "elk". Far down below, out across a depression between the bills, be had spatted i fairly siseabie herd, most of them lying down. They were in undergrowth oa a sidchiil, close to stand of timber. wo ,t,v,t th enr rinwn rinse moving vehicles) and parked out ot sight 1 took my camera, and with Wes coming along behind at safe distance with my little boy, I moved as close to the animals as I could. Brown Sees Eik, and Vice Versa Around seventy-five or a hundred yards was as close as tfie under growth would let me approach. Whea I looked over a stump the whole herd of elk were looking right Bt me! They weren't particu i fricrhtonort inst furious. They watched me awhile as the camera buzzed, then they moved away, some trotting, but most of them just walking. Finally they filed into the shadows of the forest, and disappeared. We located ether herds of elk, and at the end of the day we clattered out of the mountains, the camera chuck full of shots of those beautiful Rooseveit Efk. It was ane of the best hunts I ever had, and young sob SJilaad enjoyed it, too. He "conked out" after we left Wes off at Ncbalem, and he slept alt the way home in the back seat ... One of the sweetest gals this writer knows Is Paula Taylor wife of that huge and very vocal hunk of man, Willard Taylor.- There are few people we know who are as universally loved by their friends as is Paula. She is in Salem General hospital now, quite til, and we want her to know, via this column, that all of us have her constantly in our thoughts and in our hearts, too .... . Busy Gunsmiths Make All Kinds By OSCAR FRALEY" Untied Press Sports Writer NEW YORK WPi Daniel Soone never had it so good as the marksmen of today. The tip-off on this comes from Ed Agramosrfc, one of the na tion's top gunsmiths. The reason is that, competing for the market against the eye-catching handwork of foreign guns, Americas crafts men are turning oat firearms which look like they should be in Tiffany's window. Vou can get rifles with right hand or left-hand stocks, bolt ac tion and cheek rests and the whole shot is made to fit you whe ther you're short or tall, thin or fat. For Human Tanks I don't know whether there are any rampant rhinos, errant ele phants or loose lions in your neighborhood. But, if there are, Agramonte has developed a new ultra-high velocity rifle, the JS78 Magnum, which doca everything nut mount the trophy aver your fireplace. This baby has a gleaming inlaid mcsquiio stock and a tele scopic sight which makes the tar get look as big as a 11-inch tele vision screen. All yon do is center whether you're short or tali, thin NOPE-, SHE VS 1 i I 1 I'M sun 1 Saturday sterling at 5, 7:55 aad 11 p ro., the itsal 48 team squads will bowl, Alt teams are from outside Salem Including IS A squads and 19 B squads. Sunday's bowling wflt be the final lingtes and doublet shoot, offs continuing alt day until the final aquad starting at S:2S, Sun day will alss be the day af decld tag between Eugette and Rose burg for the site of next year's tauraament, Salem bowlers Lei Mo, Ray Elliot, Joe Coever, and Boa Lata in the final squad are the last Salem bawtera ta try to elimb to the bead of a class column. mm ; coast lives Wes Bafierson, game Tillamwk burn, though no fires least for many years. as we fought to make the grade. difficult to sit in the passenger's you aiong just a whisper away stop and Wes would scan the to them fthev are not too afraid of the cross hairs and POW from 400 yards you're as good as a dead-wood dick. For ordinary American game Agramonte suggests a 30.08 Ma trass rifle which costs only 35, although you can get the SBme calibre i factory-machined rifles for as low as $190. fn the shotgun line, the newest gimmick is the Remington S. in it, 16 and 20 gauge. This gua has a gas-operated tube which draws off the gases and operates the mechanism. For the average man, Agramonte suggests the. 12-gauge with the 20-gaugc for women, ffnndfrs Antique Guns Tee Agramonte, whose shop is in Yonkcrs, N. V also deals la aa tiQue weapons. He says these arc getting in creasingly more difficult to locale because collectors spend millions of dollars every year buying them up. There are gelling to be fewer steers to shoot, too, because of building development, and Agra monte feels that local and state rifle associations are going to have to band together to obtain adenuafc ranges. Proving, probably, that maybe old Dan'i Boone did have it pret ty gad, after all. 'HATS R6H!.JiM-IN' OH.vEMuS, F mMse wflt tff STEvf IMS WW , WGOOO ENUfF SH'Pf T HAH SWFAWtSS J SPESKAUST r Pl&rtr.' Ws-HA SrtViE 5EKT T' t KfOS at Stake Tonight Sec. 2, Page 1 Full A,P, ami U,P, Wire and Local Coverage All or ! ' t3I I " wLv V1 i"" Claude Post, president of the Salem Breakfast club, holds the SBC basketball trophy which goes to the winner -of the annual series between North and South Salem. This year's series stands at 2-1 for South. Last year's was spiff, 2-2. , . .. ... No. 3 Rams to Play No. 5 Astoria Quint No. 7 Hermiston Meets No, 8 , Pendleton By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Class B teams are well into their sub-dfstrict playoffs, bat class A teams will steal a share of the HmriigBt this week end is Oregon high sesast bask ball. One of the top games la the state will come m District I where Central Catholic of Portland, ranked So. 3 in Oregon, wiii play Astoria, the No, a team, on Satur day nigh!. Each takes a warmup Polk Sportsmen Elect President DALLAS fSpeciall Rommy Tai- lon has been elected president of Ihe Polk County Sportsmen s wan, succeeding Fiay Kiiever. Officers elected to serve with Tallon were Bud Foster, vice presi dent; Martin Jurgensan, secretary freasurerj and Keith Miles and Al ien Dunn, directors. A report oa the annual eanves ion of the Oregon WsirBsSe Feder ation was given by Herman Amos, who was the club's delegate. Motion pictures and slides of his various hunting trips were shown by Bill Cattle, and a film on out board cruising was furnished by Gay's Hardware. On Radio, TV Ftfrfft? Rxftte North v. Smith, KSiM, 7:3 p,jB. t.'Ci.A t Off Kim. KCttN. 9 p.m. OSC it 3iJh, KO?f, ff:38 p,nK 5Curt HidJft F.tnffefd t WittemHi. fCSEJtf. 1 .SS p.m. OTJ at OCR. KS3.M. Mtttr Wtf- Jjtmette gmmt. Irt bfakriiaii. Svrxvxme v. Mirv- Horse rxrtnf, 1 :."!? p.m.. WifJener Hamfif-atv t Sanfa Anita. Pnrtund, ChmwJ R. Bffwitnjr. I;3 p.m., Cfcfift 13, TWO FROSff PROMOTE! Coach John Lewis of Hiiiam Hit tii6&? 3fWjBJwd thai fee h ntaved tw (rrahrofa ta the Tftrtlty to fiii gap, Thy re Im Weaver frt forward from Sntih Jialrm, nnd tatty I,?nn, S-2 forward from Washington Kigfe PorfUmi, Thr rrptece Raff iitrtt and Jim IhampwH, whs r rSjf&tittjF irsub! By Ham Fisher rMfiLff: GIWHf THAT . T its no f HM-it ! list... J MiSfffy if 'fWlSH XSttfRVff -S in ; earn Frn, FelK 22, 1957 Half? test first, Central playing Hills boro and Astoria facing Gresnsm Friday night. No, 1 ti, Na; ; In Eastern Oregon, HermSstsn, ;rated Ns. t In the state, will tangle wsts cigbth-ranlsed Pendle ton in a game important a trfet stasffinga. Herraistaa already has clinched a bertfe is ibs Dis trict 7 playoff. Fcmffefoa needs another win to get is, if Pendle ton fstis Friday mgM, if gets an- siiter ssaaee asaiast Tae Dalies sa!rsay mgM. The stale s Ks. i feasts, Klam ath Pails, is expected to have it easy, playing two games against Ashland this weekenfi. . The No. 2 Seam, Eugene, wiB finS life atare risarsas, iavadiag s C&anty lot kbsbcs Egasnst North Bend Friday night oust Marshfietd Saturday night. Grant vs. Washington Grant of Portland-, rated No, S the state, wiS play Washing- Son, while Lsaeata, raakrsl 5fc, is, will face tfee ns-Brsd-csjrsmg Ciee- s team sa Partsassst Leagas games. Benson of Portland. No. ft la the state, and Mediord, ranked . (, are isSe, Kher games A sate will see &snoB at Albany. Sweet Home at Oarvaiisi; Sosstis Fafessi at Marts Salem, Seappsese at Ciafsfcanie. MoisBa at Dallas, Brass at Wil lamette of Eugene and Cascade of Turner ai Woodistsrtt. The class B niasaiis are in ash- tBrfrtts eSmsBiriHHis saw. Far the sssast part fSstriet ntsvsifs wiS foS- tew Isert wee. JACKET CLEARANCE iuy How far Haxi Winter antt S $5$ Ai! Priest Vtthtti Our tsii Your Gain mm Hi'-tt JACKHS B IS Air Farce 88 CLEARANCE B-2S i Ltnsth CLEARANCE M Sff Fieii isekef 10 88 CLEARANCE BU Aitsefisn Cover 128S CLEARANCE Bine .N'yJoa Tanker $OSS CLEARANCE LtStTEB NUMBER OF SIZES Am QUANTITY YELLOW FRONT SUPiHY Sandty 1ft ta t MftS K. Saxons Juggle Lineup Ballanlyxte Team Favored Acts As Host Th Satem Breakfast cSua east Sc'iwsaa's trick and threafea ta eat its trashy in half. Bat tlss SBC swarding of the big, shin? glebe wssshf be ssrapfsfsed this sea son ii Snath Salem's Saxons de feat North Salem cnigbt, as es- . seeted. BlSTRlCT S A-t W T. Pes. W 1. prt.' Albas? i i JSST S-Horoe J jSTi S-SaJnt S S ,Ht Lebnort I i ,tJ M-Salnt t i Sli ervKls 5 t M TsKBewt a sans; Norm Siiim at Seatr, Salens, Lehamsir at Aibanyr Sweet Hsrnz at Cs-r-.-aSiis. The SSSS-ST series stands at i-l for the Saxons bat at S a'ciselc to night on the South Salem hard wood floor there is more than ft glittering trophy at stake. Coach Wars Paieasms vftmgs have their taleatesi backs ta Ssa vtsll, ior they Bees! thii one ts ?&- sisasa ssatasrs with ttss sisstrict'i jippercrust. Another reason, they' i'.ist plain me to heat South wHsn ever the Bssortastty comes. Atoany on i ijp The camalleated Distrsct A-t racs far frras decided, Aihany, teasfer, has sss to tsiay tws dangerous rivals Seet Horn and Sooth Salem and before the skirmish is over there might three of them en the roost. crawisg far a siayaff. Two ef the teams, ana only iwA can get taesr tscksts ssissscaesS is go to the state tssKsamest. Red id, from sab-iftsfrscs s. already has tlsa rsae. This year's atara call for no playoff between fh eastern and western cstssaa, which iast year found Bend, dis- srist schesisse cnasnpsisn, sesing mt in the asayoifs far taarsey herths, Fafttamus ind-eaic-a ise woaia any eoaeh reserves the right ta change his mind; along with th Coach lath is iarcest ta maka at least rse change, so he made two last tar use secassan. Est Lewss, 6-1 senior, stili was lit Thursday and Stan Aisserson Will taxe his p:ace. Raa Rassatt aaa Bm as core ar sbcSe, which is nice for the Sax ons was are isssfc wstissssft ksssk. RsisssJt has a ti.fj average tor 11 games and Moore 11.7 and ihejf -S,.,f il Ms.A,.- ittVL SMC SCUSKiigUS, ' - . . . : - - ' Jsyveet io Wax Hei A featssrs mS he ihs SrSS pre-" t'.xs. xtit(r tKo. .rsr-Ia.rx rss!. iuni . Vikings against Sonth's sm&itisst fayyees. Last yes? the Sasaa ja3f , vees were ur.deisaifd un ta th final meeting only to have the North J apset them. The gosl of Sjssh thss yesr is is rcssrss sisa fav-sr. MHtiH sorts Moore SS-IS T tS-JS Lansrrvera AasSersoa IMi T SS-SS Wosa SSusseSS SS-as C SS-S HarSer stss (s-m Cr ts-m stcKs s:oart sa-t a sasav itgaAfct t IIoo-Doo Bow! Skiing Report SEHB tSnedaB Tstai snn 3 laches, il hsehes new. tare K degrees. Snowing Janisr Chamber ot Commerce to sf art its second session of classes Packed snow as highway. AS facilities operating ai Hoecfoo Pissjurs Seat Ride i fm n fhs H-.sr 7 dlfl . s -s Issslil iw WmIf Otff f nMt Cait: Salem Boat Houii Hstmat Urtars For Tha Kicij Or Waterproof M!sh Soxat Zsnper Field Jacket CLEARANCE $38S Waal tlsjs! iicifS CLEARANCE $28 FSflsi jacket Linen CLEARANCE $38 Length sVytes Parka CLEARANCE Parka with Buiion-ls tine? CLEARANCE 1 5 Mtrat ham Curlfi SciVf Churrh r O o