Page Six Thursday. Marcii IS. CampAdair Sentry 1943 QMs Win Cage Title; Boxing Plans Bared Score 18 Wins, One Loss in League Camp Adair SPORTS Cage Series Concludes With 2 Gorges Tonite Always good provider.-, for them-, selves, QM furthered the proof in the SCU 1911-Attached troops basketball league to clinch the series going away with 18 wins and 1 loss for the two-month ar- ray of Field House games. They rode out on the tide of a 54-12 shellacking of the SCU Hdq. five and a bye for the final league games, this week. The outfit must reprove their victory how­ ever, in a play-of series for the four high teams which will de­ termine the two outfits eligible to enter the Post tournament next month. Games Tonight Tonight two matches are sched­ uled to conclude the league. The 3506 QMs will battle with the 691st QMs (second in league) at 6 p.m. SCU Hdq. meets the MPs at 7 p.m. Excepting these games the final score will read : League Standings >• t -1 W*’inan . .. 1G i r o Pen*** S. IjOBirprt .... 17 At 140 pounds, Ed ie( littr'bitsr) CM» a Fpq lin«, lone sciithmw y Grr’alumes team, needs a taker. >•• <1 Philip Oarlett are the pi Gull train­ handles the trs ( pl Earl Gustafson 3Hlst. The Camp Adair boxing tourna- ment, which was originally set for the first part of April, will be held toward the last of April, Lt. Walter Sindlinger, Post Athletic Officer, announced yesterday. Purpose is to allow time for the divisional tournaments, soon underway, to be completed. The division bouts will be used also as eliminations for the All-Post Championships. On top of this, the general change-about in the boxing picture is followed by the announcement of CpI. Jim Shackleton, Field House matchmaker, that date of the March bouts at the Field House has been changed once more. They will be staged next Thursday night (March 25). Despite 4th Soot in Conference, Paced by Washington, OSC Okay Drnud YankeesChart: 'Oh, Teacher, Can Wo Use the Girls' Room?' Although Oregon State’s bas­ ketball team finished in fourth place in the final Northern divi­ ' 'lai sion standings with eight wins and M i I eight losses, local hoop fans feel The once-mighty Yankees are that the season was fairly’ success­ about to ask the Principal to let ful, despite the general ‘bow-down’ i them use the girls gym at Asbury to victorious Washington. Park high school, some of the1 383rd Inf. Pugilists Outside the conference the nasty are saying, as they look at1 conference the Orangement hung Of 96th Squared Off the sad state of things to start' up the remarkable record of 11 | With Multnomah, 24th ‘ wins in 12 games. Lone loss «as spring training. Yesterday the Yanks found that to powerful Bradley Tech by a Coach Lon Stiner yesterday doled Lt. Edward McCloy’s 383rd In­ only 12 men at a time would fit 42 to 41 count in an overtime < ut uniforms, called his men to- fantry boxing team will meet the into the boys' gym. Bob Considine battle, during the Beavers' east­ i ether for a spot o' Oirish lay. For Multnomah Athletic Club at the indicated that, if they could use ern tour. some DM) men of OSC spring foot­ latter's Portland arena on Wednes­ the girls gym, they would agree The Orange took three out of ball practice was underway. day night. March 24. to wear bloomers and use fright , four in the conference from Idaho, Emphasis will be on physical From news that has been drift­ Light« eight hope of the Sea wigs. , split with Washington State and condition it was noted, as the un­ ing down from Portland, the big Gulls of Timber Wolf Division in i '* i i " i U ."'¡f i P Oregon and dropped three out of it rtaintiea regarding any football city lads have an impressive list the Salem go* tomorrow night, is looks like broad-shouldered Ernie * next season are quite existant. of victories to their credit. _____ _ _______ ___ «ho Bonham, who is enroute to camp, j four to the champion Huskies. i __ 135-pounder. Frankie _ l __ abella, Lew Beck led the Qrange scorers Practices will be held five days I»' i'r! The 383rd has two promising goes in against Don (dams of the will carry the 1943 hurling loud. for the conference campaign with week. sluggers in Egt. J. Reprischak and H6th Div. Another bet for light- 176 points. In second place was ¡Jack Garber, who last week scored »eight honors in Divisional and forward Don Cecil with an even PAYCHEK BAGS 7 ' respective defeats over Sam Ixing- Post Tournaments. — Signal Corps Scrambled Sports 100. The rest of the scoring was: Johnny Paychek, boxing veteran, ' ert and Al Lebuf at the matches Photo. Cliff Montgomery, captain of the Durdan. 91; Glen Warren, 80; Bill was (like Barney Ross) in the I held in the Salem Armory. Columbia Rose Bowl football Taitt, 67; Tommy Holman, 61: An­ thick of the Jap fighting at Guadal­ team is in the school for naval offi­ derson, 59; Bob Howard, 30; How­ BALL “FIGHTS” 96th canal and also came out a hero. cers at Princeton . . . Johnny Mize, ard Jeffries, 12; Alex Peterson, 7; Paychek, a heavyweight who once After several practice games the New York Giants’ giant first- Norman Carey, Carey. 3; 3: and Mickey Bro­ tried to slug it out with Joe Louis , with the neighboring teams, C. baseman, took his local physical phy, 1. . . . stepped up to his CO one day Btry. of 363rd F.A., will play it's last week; if he passes he’ll be re­ and «aid he and his pal wanted to j first game Friday with the HQ. classified from s'A to 1-A for AL LIGHTNER NOT AL go off on a Jap hunting trip all by , battery nine 363rd, at their dia- Nine Weeks of Battle Army . s service . . . Tennis Star Vic ik. n...i..— t »,_ sort —• of .» ,».: — is mond. Starting pitcher for the "C” themselves. This thing Result in Dead-locks Seixas reported last week at the He’s Orland, not Al Lightner, O.K. with leatherneck commanders. will be JOHN I’LESHA. Other | Army training center at Miami this sports ed of the Salem States­ Johnny was out four days. He members of the team who have 1 Beach as an aviation cadet . . . man which has written up things After nine weeks of battling over came back with at least three and i performed I well and are expected Maher Judnich. hard-hitting out­ Camp Adair-way numerous times. hardwood, , — it’ ........ s all over ...... now .... thé “C," , the — ------------- maylie seven dead Japs to his 'to deliver victories for fielder for th<» St. Louis Browns. The real Al is “Al’s” brother. Pvt '.ire TOM SIMMONS, F.I.F1F. Fl S- with mighty exception of th, play- ........................ .................... credit. , was inducted into the Army last Alan Wray Lightner of Fort Lewi«. i FI.IF.R. \ 1.1.ISON I I’ ______ RIMAI’X. ... I off series underway this week at I week at San Francisco. We can thank Sports ed L. H- HAROLD FLANNIGAN. TROY Field House in the league basket- •TAHARET” NIGHT Gregory of the Oregonian for dig­ On Wednesday, March 24, "cab­ BUTTERFIELD and the one and l»all competition of the 96th Divi- Have the ’Sentry’ mailed home ging up these facts and getting us I sion. aret" night will lie held at the only ’’KP". \MOS SMITH. every week. jail mixed up thisaway. And. viewing the dead-lock sort Women's Club, 7th and Monroe, QMs. of wind-up in both Corvallis. Loads of fun. gmal music Lt, Bernard Schwarts, the Kane and and junior hostesses to dance with | pia yed the entire game in right Easley leagues, it was apparent await all the service men who at- field and was not yanked ( as we .sonic sort of play-off would have tend. reported! in the recent opening | to be: It was long-evident that the old Make our ’’cabaret’’ your regular softball thriller of SCU vs. QM Wednesday night rendezvous. Join officers. Our heart bleeds. Lieuten­ time competitors, the 921st F A. j i’n. and the Military Police Platoon ant, and better luck next time! Vs in the fun and festivities. 'of the Easley League, would have Either the SCU 1911 officers are. j to fight it out to break their first (1) the best mudders. or (2) they Lopatin. Kressaty and Merrill for SCI’, who whanged the offer­ ' place tie. which has held ever since were the maddest or (3) and the1 ings of several QM pitchers out the tourney got underway. most likely, they played the best; Over in the Kane League it ball, for sweet revenge to their, of the lot. So, despite the best efforts of «as (he same story. Lofty Tech opening-game defeat at hands of Maj. Brandt, who as catcher l I I Sgt. Howard Berge and his 96th QM officers, came in Monday eve- i spark-plugged the QMs in beauti­ ---------------------- Div. H.Q. Co. teammate» kne« ning’s six-inning softball melee on ! ful style, they lost, to make it 1 I A regimental, round robin »«»ft- aiul there are two games -cheduled , that the time had finally arrived the Headquarters lot and 1 in the big-league. The »tart­ ball »tries for a 20-team league each week foe each team. Using j to come face to face with the 1st Answering the sixty-four dollar' ing ; line-ups for Game 2: Will open on the playing grounds I simple arithmetic, if you don't wish' Rn. 3S2nd Inf. «ho had been question, the score wax -28-4. QMs -4 ▼» SCU -9* of the Sea Gulls of Timber Wolf to practice algebra for the Special­ pacing them for lop league i Brandt __ C-. .......... U The reasons: (1) ( lpL Gj|. Rier t» ______ Capt Division, Monday night. iaed Training program or have honor«. • !> __ U hert Wait, hid his pitching arm Smith Col Welcome P Walts is presi­ forgotten your logarithms (what­ K Ijkwrrn ec Additionally, there was the dark H. . ... Lt m rare form for SCU and (2) the . . . . 1 t 11 Friedman h dent of the league. ever they arc), that will take 10 horse angle to take into considera. Lt 1 Kearn* If home run notches »ere already 1 1 Seh wart a . f Each outfit will play 19 game» weeks to finish the league. lion. I sliced unto the big bats of Lts. l«t I.t- Thraaher » f Lon Calls His Boys 96fh League Series Cage Games Finished Softball Series Starts; Teams in Round Robin Thoma» 9f Lt Sifl